Hotels With Breakfast in Osaka Prefecture, Japan

Hotel was so nice and clean, size was good and really near tourist attraction like tsutenkaku and really near subway station. Overall really good and will recommend it!

I stayed here twice within a week, not just because of my itinerary, but mainly because of the hotel's incredibly convenient location. In Japan, major transportation hubs are often also commercial and business centers. This hotel is right above JR Osaka Station and the Shinkansen station, and Hankyu Osaka Station isn't far either. Below the hotel, you'll find Daimaru department store, and familiar stores for Chinese visitors like Muji, Uniqlo, and Yodobashi are also nearby. The hotel occupies floors 19 and above of the Daimaru department store. There are a lot of rooms, and the hallways are deep and long. However, the room size can only be described as cramped. On my first stay, the two beds were pushed right together. The second room was slightly wider, with just a narrow gap between the beds, and the TV on the desk was at most 16 inches. In terms of room rate alone, it's not great value for money, but when you're traveling, convenience is very important, so I'd still highly recommend this hotel. Oh, and the bus stop for the direct shuttle to Osaka Kansai Airport (KIX) at Umeda is also right downstairs.

I can understand not being able to open windows but the second window was frosty without being able to see outside. This hotel does not feel like a Japanese hotel at all. The so called ”sub-manager” with a shiny stone necklace around his neck and no uniform totally ignored my smile as I came back. When I asked if the umbrella was okay to borrow he barely even looked at my direction mumbling something. The staff members do not seem to wear uniforms or professional attire...which collar necklace confirms. You have a private room but cannot eat or drink in your own room?!! I remember about this happening in Chinese culture countries such as Singapore or Taiwan. Operating company is a ”Singapore” company.. so it makes sense. The sign would not be here if the company operated by a truly Japanese company.

Title: Excellent Value, Delicious Osaka-style Breakfast, but Avoid the Laundry Dryer Review: I generally had a very positive experience at the Sanrriott Hotel Shinsaibashi. If you are looking for an accommodation option that offers high value for money in Osaka, this place is hard to beat. What I appreciated most was the generous range of services. The lobby offers a drink station that goes beyond just water; being able to grab free coffee, tea, and even hot soup was a lovely perk. The room cleanliness was also excellent, and I was surprisingly impressed by the amenities. Unlike many budget hotels, they provided everything—toothbrushes, razors, and even face wash and moisturizer, saving me from unpacking my own. I also want to highlight the breakfast buffet (”hodai”). The price is relatively cheap for an all-you-can-eat option. I ate there for four days, and to be honest, the menu is static; most of the hot dishes remained the same every day, with only the salad selection rotating. However, the food quality completely makes up for the lack of daily variety. The dishes were yummy and featured distinct local Osaka characteristics. In terms of taste and value, the breakfast deserves a very high rating. However, there is one operational issue. The clothes dryer in the laundry room has a maintenance problem. Even after I manually cleaned the filter, the machine blew a significant amount of dust onto my wet clothes during the cycle. Instead of coming out clean, my clothes ended up covered in lint, which was frustrating. In summary, this is a fantastic choice with delicious food and great freebies. I would definitely stay here again for the price and the breakfast, but I would probably skip using the hotel’s dryer next time.

The hotel was amazing! Everything was very clean, comfortable, and well maintained. The staff were polite, friendly, and always helpful whenever needed. The location was also excellent and very convenient for exploring the area. Overall, it was a wonderful stay, and I would definitely recommend this hotel to anyone looking for comfort and great service. 🌸

Room was assigned to the highest level (12F) which we felt peaceful , no disturbance at all even though there's alot of night activities happening below. Would recommend couples/ families without kids to stay instead as the crowd around the hotel area may not be feasible for kid. Also, there's weighing scale provided for luggage at the hotel, super good!

This is a newly opened hotel, conveniently located near Tsutenkaku Tower, the zoo, and an art museum. Abeno is just a 10-15 minute walk away. Check-in is a hybrid of self-service machines and staff assistance on the ground floor. Toiletries are self-service, and they don't provide small samples like makeup remover or toner. The price is good, around 100+ per night on weekdays. The bathroom and room are a bit on the smaller side. Some rooms face Tsutenkaku Tower and the zoo. Rooms facing the zoo are near the highway, and even with the windows closed, it's quite noisy. If you're a light sleeper, you might want to reconsider or request a specific room orientation during check-in. Aside from the highway noise, it's excellent value for money.

I had an unfortunate experience at this hotel. After one night, I developed multiple itchy bites, which could be bed bugs and raised concerns about room hygiene. That said, I really liked the room the space was great and it was very comfortable. The location and overall convenience are also hard to complain about. I would also like to compliment the staff once I requested a room change, they handled it promptly and were very helpful. I hope the hotel can address this issue to improve future guests’ experiences.

Location is just perfect. Easy access to lots of places of interest like dotonbori, Kuromon Market, takashiMaya, .... You may walk for around 30 to 40 minutes OR just ride on the MRT named Shin-Imamaya. From Shin-Imamaya, must exit East to reach the hotel. West exit do not provide elevator. Need to walk up and down with MANY MANY ten steps of staircase Abeno Q's Mall, Mio and Kintetsu department is located 1 km away. Tsusentaku towel is 200 m away. Donki Quijote is 400 m away Spa world is 100 m away. Best location in Osaka. The only complaint is the breakfast. I would not say they provided lots of food but sufficient in Japanese style food which I like. Western food is really really limited. Must take the breakfast before 9 am. Even though last order is 9.30 am but after 9 am food will not be topped up if they are running out. So you have very limited choices after 9 am. The breakfast cost 2000 yen. Not suggest to take their breakfast if not in the accomodations package. Overall satisfied.

This was my second time choosing this hotel, and everything was great. The only minor downside was the limited TV channels, with no screen mirroring function and no access to services like Netflix. However, I did get access to the exclusive lounge – enjoying a premium stay there. The lounge offered a wide selection of drinks and delicious snacks to go with them.