Hotels With Pools in Osaka Prefecture, Japan

Completely exceeded my expectations! The lobby decor is grand yet cozy 🏡, and the bellhop was super enthusiastic about helping with luggage 🧳. The room's soundproofing was so good I couldn't hear any noise 🤫, and waking up to the morning sun was incredibly refreshing 🌞. Checkout was super fast, no long waits ⌛. Highly recommended!

The hotel has amazing views! This time, I booked a room with a view of the Tenjin-gaku Castle, and wow, it was absolutely stunning. I got some fantastic photos from the room! The hotel is right next to Osaka Park, close to government buildings, so it's a very safe area. It's not far from the subway station, making it convenient to get to several shopping districts. In the morning, you can take a stroll through the nearby Osaka Castle Park.

The Imperial is quite nice. It was the last few days of the Expo back then, so it was super crowded, and the price was a bit higher because of that. The view from the executive lounge was still pretty good. I don't speak Japanese or English, and it took a while to get breakfast delivered to the room. The service was still good though; you could ask the front desk to help call a taxi when you left. They even gave me a welcome gift on my first stay. When I went out, there was a doll on the bed, and when the housekeeper cleaned the room, she propped it up against the headboard for me, which was super cute ☺️. The view outside the room window was also good.

The staff are nice offering me room on the higher floor Very nice view from the room The room is spacious with a working desk that I can work remotely. It's comfortable except the network is a bit slow.

Overall, it's quite clean and tidy. The biggest drawback is not being able to store luggage, making it more suitable for those who understand Japanese. Facilities: Most areas of the onsen were under renovation when I visited. Hygiene: Daily cleaning, but bed linens are changed every three days. Breakfast quality is good.

Hotel stay was truly sensational, especially experience with the New Year's buffet. The location proved to be so convenient for travels. Being close to the Kintetsu rail line and the metro would have made exploring the area a breeze. Hotel is conveniently located with a variety of nearby shops to explore; essential amenities like chemists, a popular variety store Daiso, and supermarkets such as Harves and Aeon within easy reach. Additionally, the accessibility of the airport shuttle bus is a significant advantage for any traveler.

The location just one min away from JR Namba train station and hotel airport shuttle bus…superb convenience. 10mins walk to the busy Dodontori shopping & food streets. But Japan seems not many vegetarian, no proper vegetarian cafe accept may be some cafe or restaurants are selling one or two vegan dishes! Just have to adjust accordingly for myself!

I often go to a hot spring hotel in the mountains. It is most convenient if you have a car. The hotel has regular bus pick-ups. The hot springs are great, the rooms are clean, there are fewer tourists, and the experience is very good.

The hotel view is absolutely fantastic, offering a great cityscape of Osaka. From the better room types, you get a direct view of a large area of Umeda, including the train station. The decor is European style, though it feels a bit 'knock-off' – like a fake European imitation. The details don't hold up under close inspection, and the cleanliness is noticeably not as good as in Tokyo. They're very generous with amenities, providing a lot. Breakfast is à la carte, suitable for those who enjoy Western breakfast; I found it pretty good, and the bread was quite tasty. There was a musty smell in the room, so overall, it didn't feel very high-end. The bedding was also quite ordinary. Its strengths are definitely the view and the value for money.

This hotel is excellent. Among all the hotels I've stayed at in Japan, this one offers exceptional value for money. It's divided into East and West wings, with the East wing housing a gym. The breakfast spread is incredibly rich, comparable to a five-star hotel in China. During off-peak seasons, the price is almost the same as a five-star hotel back home, making it a fantastic deal in Japan. The environment is also great, and the rooms are very spacious.