Hotels With Gym in Osaka Prefecture, Japan

I had a concert at Kyocera Dome, but my night bus was canceled due to snow, so I quickly booked this hotel. It was a direct route on Midosuji Street. From the outside, it looked like a forest! There was a huge tree at the front desk! There were several check-in machines, so I didn't have to queue and could check in right away. It asked for a photo of my driver's license (why?). This might be difficult for foreigners. To get to the room, you first take the elevator at the front desk, get off on the second floor. Once you're in the hallway, there's another elevator that takes you to the guest rooms. The unique exterior, interesting check-in process, and the fun journey to the room really excited me! The room uses a password key for entry. When I checked in, a receipt-like paper came out with the password on it. It's not an auto-lock, so make sure to press the lock button before you go out. Overall, the room lighting is dim. The full-length mirror is also tucked between two walls, so you can't really see yourself. It's hard to do makeup. The bathroom is small, but if you're used to traveling, I think it's acceptable. I had a very comfortable stay. The TV settings were difficult, and I couldn't watch terrestrial digital broadcasting, but I could watch YouTube.

The hotel's location is excellent, right in the heart of Shinsaibashi. It's incredibly convenient for subway access, just a 10-minute walk to the Chuo Line and 5 minutes to the Midosuji Line. Shinsaibashi itself is right next door, and downstairs you'll find ramen shops, yakiniku restaurants, Daimaru Umeda department store, convenience stores, and various drugstores. Dining and shopping couldn't be easier. Despite being in a bustling area, the hotel offers a quiet retreat. The vibrant commercial atmosphere, with all the lights, makes it feel very lively and safe, which is great for first-time visitors to Osaka – we often stayed out until 11 PM for four nights without any worries. Although the room is small, it's quite spacious by Japanese standards, and very clean with good natural light and an airy feel. It felt much better than other three-star hotels we've stayed in. Of course, it's a bit pricier than hotels of a similar caliber, but we definitely felt it was worth it.

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!

So glad to find a hotel with such a convenient location! 🚉 It's right next to the Kintetsu station, which makes getting around a breeze. Plus, the Metro is just a five-minute walk away! 🚶♀️ I can even hop on a bus for a quick ten-minute ride to Tennoji. 🚌 15 min walk to osaka castle. 🏰 This spot is perfect for exploring the city! I can spend hours browsing the Kintetsu Department Store and stocking up on essentials at the Aeon Supermarket. Plus, snagging cute finds at Daiso is always a win. 🤩 Need toiletries? The chemists have me covered! And guess what? Don Quixote is only a 10-minute dash away. 🏃♀️ #TravelGoals #CityExploration #ConvenientLocation

Newly opened hotel so it's clean and facilities are nice. Body towel, face towel, pajamas, room slippers, hair dryer, and plastics are provided. There's a sento, sauna, and a gym. Facilities are separated by gender. Easy checkin and checkout. Hotel is easy to find via Google Maps. JR Hanwa Line and Osaka Metro Midosuji Line are close by so that's easy access to the airport (one transfer but no need to change platforms) and central Osaka. Not a touristy location so it's peaceful, not many shops around, but there are restaurant options nearby. There's also a 7/11 beside the hotel. Would stay again.

🎐 **Hotel Location** The location is incredibly convenient! From JR Osaka Station, just look for the 3rd-floor connecting passage, and you can reach the hotel directly via a skywalk. It's connected to shopping malls like Lucua, Lucua 1100, and Grand Front Osaka. 🎐 **Malls Below the Hotel** There are two malls directly below the hotel: Yodobashi Camera and Links. These two buildings are interconnected from B1 to the 5th floor. The hotel lobby is on the 9th floor. You can take the escalator to the 8th floor of Links, which leads directly to the Harves supermarket on B1. 1. From the 9th-floor lobby, there are 4 elevators to the lower floors; 2 of them only go to floors 1, 2, and 8. 2. To catch the JR, go to the 2nd floor. On the 1st floor, right outside, there's a taxi stand, and across the street, you'll find a drugstore. 🎐 **Hotel Facilities and Services** 1. If you arrive at the hotel before check-in time, you can scan a QR code to register and store your luggage. After registering on your phone, take a screenshot and show it to the staff when you pick up your luggage. 2. Facilities are comprehensive, including toothbrushes, coffee, tea bags, and two microwaves, among others. 3. This time, I booked an accessible triple room (the difference is that the toilet and shower are open-plan, and there's no bathtub). It's spacious, the layout is the same as a deluxe triple room, but it's cheaper. The only downside is that the restroom was quite cold. 4. There are no disposable slippers, so I recommend bringing your own! Overall, it's really convenient! The location is excellent, making transportation and shopping easy. It's also close to the airport limousine bus stop. I'll definitely stay here again!

Stayed here for our last night in Japan. First timer staying at this establishment. Excellent location just that need to walk quite a bit from the Kansai airport, thats all. About 10 minutes walk, no biggie. But beware! the hotel lobby counters are manned by dinosaurs!🤣 Great onsens, rooms were excellent with wonderful views of the sea side but like usual, dont expect great space for your luggage in the room. Will definitely stay here again in the future nevertheless.

- Spa was good, breakfast was good. - Location was good; we could go shopping or eating outside easily. The area across the station felt a bit unsafe, and there were some homeless people around. - Very clean floors in the entire building since everyone had to take off shoes at the lobby. - After check-out, the hotel allows guests to store their luggage if guests stay on the premises to enjoy the spa. However, if guests leave the hotel after checkout and then return later, the hotel does not offer luggage storage. In that case, you have to use the coin lockers in front of the hotel. It was a bit inconvenient because I had to exchange money again to use the locker. That was the only inconvenience.

The room was quite spacious for Japan, allowing us to fully open our luggage and even enjoy dinner at the hotel. The biggest highlight of this hotel is the stunning view of Osaka Bay. Its location is superb, just a few minutes' walk from Solaniwa Onsen and Life Supermarket. A short walk further brings you to one of only two Don Quijote MEGA stores in Osaka. The JR station provides direct access to Nara and Umeda. While not in the city center, its location is a hidden gem – getting anywhere is incredibly convenient.

Overall, I felt this hotel was better than the Imperial Hotel in Tokyo. I'm not sure why the Tokyo Imperial Hotel is always praised – is it just because of its grand lobby? The service in Osaka was excellent. Although the location is a bit out of the way, it offers a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle. The staff in Tokyo felt less welcoming and a bit distant, even though they were polite. Here, however, there's a charming sense of rustic simplicity. They even upgraded one of our two rooms so we could be closer together. The amenity kit was also better than in Tokyo, where they didn't provide a skincare set.