Hotels With Spa in Osaka Prefecture, Japan

The hotel is located right by the JR Bentencho Station exit. However, reaching it requires crossing a pedestrian bridge, and there are several flights of stairs without an elevator, which can be quite difficult if you're traveling with large suitcases. Despite this minor inconvenience, the overall location is very convenient. Being directly on the Osaka Loop Line, it offers excellent connectivity to anywhere you'd want to go – the city center, USJ, and even Kansai Airport are all incredibly easy to reach. The rooms are significantly larger than what you'd typically find in central Osaka hotels, and the views are fantastic. The breakfast on the 51st floor is very popular and gets crowded daily. While the food selection is quite generous, my only complaint is that they start clearing the buffet promptly at 9:30 AM, which feels a bit short of five-star expectations.

Love that the hotel was right beside a shopping mall and there was also a toys r us right beside which we could conveniently get anything our baby need. Hotel also provides a bottle sterilizer if needed! Great for travelling with babies. Location wise, it’s quite a walk to the station though walking through the malls give some shelter from the sun and heat.

Warning for those anticipating for breakfast buffet: *No Salmon Ikura bowl for breakfast buffet* I stayed 2-nights, including weekend, but no ikura bowl, only salmon sashimi mix with ikura. The room is true to picture, small but cleana and well equipped. The space enough for 1 person with small/medium luggage. The locatio is fine, located between Namba, Nippombashi (change train 1 time for USJ) and Shinsaibashi station (goes directly to Umeda&Shin-Osaka). It would take 5-15 mins of walking to each metro station, but if you travel with big luggage, better to use taxi. There's Family mart on the first floor, and Lawson just accros the road. Hotel facilities is excellent, free Onsen, free ice cream and free ramen after 9PM. Washing machinenis free, Dryer costs only 100Y for 20mins, and you can check the laundry status from TV in the room. Overall the hotel is worth the price, highly recommend for those who travel light and dont mind the room size.

Front desk is very responsive, even though is self check in machine but the staffs still very prompt in welcoming us when we enter the lobby. They are friendly and understands English which is very helpful and assisted us in our check in. Room size is quite decent as per the usual Japan hotel room size and is clean. The shower mixer they used is amazing and the heated toilet bowl just makes it better. The hotel location is very conveniently located near the small metro entrance and is in between two convenience stores. Room is comfortable, no noise or anything. Will recommend this hotel and will book again if I go back to Osaka. Thank you.

A fairly good place to stay even for several days. Amazing and delicious breakfast (till 2 p.m.! great for time zone-changers), all dishes are totally worth trying. Pretty small but perfectly equipped rooms (we had high floor with a bath), view could be more picturesque but was already nice enough. Restaurant on 2nd floor was OK. Admire the staff, they’re super friendly and helpful.

Rooms and bathrooms are quite compact. There's a public bath on the 2nd floor, which many guests opt to use for showering before returning to their rooms to relax. Bottled drinking water is not provided in the room; guests need to use the water dispenser in the hallway. Daily room cleaning is not offered. During our 8-night stay, we only received two complimentary cleanings. Additional cleaning costs 1000 JPY per service, and frankly, the cleaning itself was quite perfunctory. Don't expect the same standard as similarly priced hotels in China. Breakfast was repetitive, but tea, coffee, and other beverages are available for takeout throughout the day. The location is excellent, being just a 10-minute walk to the Umeda shopping district.

The room featured two beds and a window-side sofa bed, perfectly sized for a single adult or child. It offered direct views of the outside, and my child absolutely loved it. The hotel's location is incredibly convenient: it's just a one-minute walk to the right after exiting the subway. Universal Studios is only a 5-minute walk from the hotel, and the airport train station is about a 10-minute walk away. The front desk provides clear timetables and maps for the airport train. It's crucial to plan your time well, as the airport train departs precisely on schedule and doesn't wait for passengers since it makes 3-4 stops along the way. My Saturday 11:10 AM train took 1 hour and 10 minutes to reach Kansai Airport T1, which is its first stop. No transfers were needed, which I found particularly convenient when traveling with children. I would definitely choose this hotel again for my next visit!

Our main reason for visiting was the hot springs, but as Southerners, we tend to be a bit reserved about public nudity. So, we opted to relax on the massage chairs and indulge in the free ice cream instead! We also enjoyed some delicious complimentary ramen. We arrived at the hotel at 1 PM, which was before check-in time, so we had to leave our luggage at the front desk. By the time we returned in the evening, the staff had already thoughtfully placed our bags in our room. Such excellent service! The room wasn't huge, but it was well-equipped, and for 15 square meters, it felt surprisingly spacious.

Have been staying in Imperial Hotel in Tokyo. Service is good as one expected from Imperial Hotel. Location is a bit off from Osaka station but free shuttle bus is available every 20 mins.

Hands down the best hotel in Osaka! Make sure to book the breakfast; the beef and onsen egg rice bowl is mind-blowingly delicious! In the evenings, the 13th floor provides complimentary late-night soup noodles. I bought some marinated eggs and crab sticks from 7-Eleven to enhance mine, and it was absolutely divine! The 13th floor also features an onsen (hot spring), complimentary popsicles, and convenient laundry facilities within the bathing area – washing machines are free, while dryers are paid. It's a fantastic opportunity to experience authentic Japanese bathing culture. Don't miss the seafood and eel rice bowls at the restaurant on the B1 level directly opposite the hotel – both are excellent! Just a heads-up, they're cash-only.