Pet Friendly Hotels in Osaka Prefecture, Japan

Super easy and responsive host with extra care. Walkable to all tourist attraction, malls and couple of subway line. Super comfy bed, solo is ok but for 2 adult just be more patient with the packed room. A bit extra trick to find on how to works the hot water. A slipper and an extra blanket would be great on the 10-15°C weather since there ia no heater provided. I wonder aside from cold weather, balcony easy to open? Overall, all service and facility are worth with the affordable price compare to others.

Staff were really friendly and helpful! The bed was comfortable and the room is a good size by Japan's room size standards. Our stay was very comfortable! The only thing to take note of is that they don't store your luggage for you for free. They charge around 1,000 yen per luggage. They do have lockers which you can store your luggage for free. But if the lockers are full, then you will have to pay 1,000 yen to store your luggage with them. Something to take note of if you are arriving early before check-in time! Otherwise, we really liked our stay and the hotel is just a short 5-min walk from Fukushima JR station which makes it convenient to travel around.

I had a really great stay here and would definitely come back. The accommodation was clean, comfortable, and well-maintained, with everything I needed for a relaxing visit. The location was also very convenient, making it easy to get around and explore the area.

The room is quite small, the shower and toilet are separated into wet and dry areas, and the dressing table is dim due to the lack of a table lamp. Otherwise, it's fine. The suitcase can be unfolded. I will definitely stay here again! The service is great. If you need anything, they will leave it at the door without disturbing you!

I’ve been a little wary of place at first, given the reviews given on other website. However, overall we (me and my wife) were happy with the apartment. The location is superb and the apartment has all the basics one might need to stay for a week or more. We did find some dust in cupboard and closet but other than that, the place was pretty clean - the bed is super soft and towels were fresh. For some reason there was no shower curtain. For those that are booking this place - keep in mind - they don’t provide you with amenities other than body soap/shampoo as well as towels, so buy yourself a toothbrush in nearest FamilyMart.

My friend recommended this hotel for several reasons: 1. It's just one stop from Kansai Airport (KIX) by Nankai Rapid Express, costing 730 yen per person. 2. The hotel is conveniently located only 50 meters from the subway exit. 3. It's very close to the outlet mall, Don Quijote, a large pharmacy, and the Ferris wheel. 4. The hotel offers a free shuttle service to the airport (but no pick-up service). 5. The free hot spring bath at the hotel is amazing; soaking in it every night was incredibly relaxing. 6. We booked breakfast because there aren't many restaurants nearby, making dining out inconvenient. The breakfast suited our taste perfectly. The restaurant is on the scenic 21st floor, where we enjoyed watching planes take off from the reclaimed land of Kansai Airport and the Ferris wheel while eating. 7. Our room was cleaned immaculately every day. 8. The front desk service was very attentive, and they had Chinese-speaking staff, which made checking in and resolving any issues very convenient. 9. The front desk provides universal adapters, which need to be returned upon checkout. 10. The hotel offers a complimentary sunset viewing spot on the 21st floor in the evening, with free drinks and snacks. The only minor drawback is that the room was a bit small, but it had everything we needed!

The hotel's location is great, right in Shinsaibashi, and the design is very new and stylish. However, a slight drawback is the inconvenient transportation, as it's a bit of a distance to get to the shopping districts. On the upside, the room is very spacious and comfortable, and it really embodies the 'W' brand's unique style.

Transportation: One subway stop from Sakaisuji-bashi and two from Umeda. Take the Sakaisuji Line to Sakaisuji-Honmachi, which is closer than the Midosuji Line's Honmachi Station. Overall Hotel: A Marriott brand, it's youthful and stylish, with a retro, industrial-industrial décor, typical of domestic hotels, rather than the more traditional Japanese style. Maintenance and cleanliness are excellent. Service: The staff are young and diverse, and their English proficiency is generally higher than that of purely Japanese hotels, making communication easy! A special thank you to Ms. Sue. During my stay, I inquired about medical treatment. She patiently asked for details, helped me find and contact the hospital, and even took care of follow-up afterwards. I've been to Japan seven times, and the service this time was exceptional! Thumbs up to her, and to Marriott! 👍

This was a nice place to stay, some of the room was a bit older and outdated but overall a good stay and very convenient area. Safety was a bit of a concern as previous tenants could enter and we had an incident occur during check in when leaving our luggage and our room door was unlocked with our “protected” luggage inside.

If you’re looking for a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of the city, this seaside inn in a small coastal town in Japan is a perfect choice. Nestled right along the shoreline, the view from the room was absolutely breathtaking—especially at sunrise, when the sky turns into a canvas of soft pastel colors reflected on the calm sea.