Hotels with Balcony in Osaka

"The location is near the train station and the tower. The room have drinking water and more space but very small toilet and bathtub. At night, the light is too bright, even though there is curtain. The luggage cannot leave for free at the front after checkout. The staff is welcome to help."

"The room's toilet was tiny. They didn't provide any bottled water at all, and the sheets weren't very clean. I strongly advise against the breakfast; the food was bad, the service was poor, and the hygiene was also an issue. I took two paper cups to get some warm water, and the staff member directly snatched them from my hand, saying paper cups cost extra. I was like, 'Excuse me?' You could have explained it nicely, seriously. It felt like I was stealing the cups. The fixed breakfast set menu was incredibly limited and unappetizing, and the tables and chairs hadn't even been properly cleaned. When I returned after eating, I found egg sauce all over my clothes and pants (and no, it wasn't from me dropping something)."

"The room was great, and the area was really quiet. There's a convenience store right downstairs, which is super handy. I'd definitely want to stay here again if I get the chance. The amenities were comprehensive; I particularly appreciated having a microwave and a fridge. The water heater was a bit tricky to operate, though. It's also quite close to Namba, about a ten-minute walk away."

"First time in Osaka, and everything went smoothly! The hotel is super close to Sakaisuji-Hommachi Station, just a two or three-minute walk. It's a bit further from Hommachi Station, about a 20-minute walk. Apparently, after 10 PM, the subway to Sakaisuji-Hommachi stops running, so you'd have to take it to Hommachi and walk back. A taxi at night for 6km would cost around 4000 yen. The hotel staff were all very friendly and provided excellent service. They spoke English and were also happy to use translation apps to communicate. The room had several options for housekeeping posted, which was a nice touch and showed great attention to detail. And the terrace is huge! There's even a torii gate on top of the building next door. Check-out was quick and efficient. The lobby for check-in is on the second floor, and they have free drinks and a lounge area. After midnight, the main entrance downstairs is locked, so you need your key card to get in, which feels very secure. The elevators also require a key card to access your floor. The hotel doesn't provide bottled water, but there are water dispensers on every floor. I opted to buy a big bottle of water from 7-Eleven, haha! 😂 Anyway, it was a great stay. It's pretty central and you can walk to most places. I'd definitely book again next time!"

"Not super convenient. It's about a 10-minute walk to the nearest metro station. However, the room size is decent, and the environment is quite clean. The check-out time is too early though; you have to check out by 10 AM."