Hotels mit Spa in Präfektur Osaka, Japan

Sehr gut, sauber und gepflegt, wunderschön renoviert🤩. Die Thermalquellen sind auch sehr angenehm. Ich kann es nur empfehlen⬆️ und werde hier bei meiner nächsten Reise wieder übernachten. Es ist auch sehr nah an allen Sehenswürdigkeiten.

Das Hotel bietet keinen chinesischen Service! Es liegt etwas abseits von Umeda und ist nicht einmal in der Nähe einer U-Bahn-Station. Seien Sie also vorsichtig, wenn Sie mit Kindern reisen; schließlich möchten Sie das Hotel nach dem Einkaufen vielleicht gar nicht mehr verlassen. Bestellen Sie kein Frühstück im Hotel; für 100 Yuan pro Person können Sie sich auch etwas in einem Supermarkt kaufen. Die Auswahl an Tee und alkoholischen Getränken ist in Ordnung, die Snacks sind jedoch begrenzt. Das Zimmer wurde während unseres viertägigen Aufenthalts nur einmal gereinigt, und mir fiel beim Einchecken auf, dass es nicht sehr sauber war. Die Naht zwischen dem Sofa und der Bettecke am Fenster war sehr schmutzig. Insgesamt würde ich dort nicht wieder übernachten.

Transportation wise, the hotel has great access to airport and inter-city (direct train from/to KIX airport and easy transportation from/to Kyoto/Uji/Nara). However going into the osaka main tourist attractions will normally involve transits. Hotel itself is old but maintained fairly well. All amenities are supplied as well as free skin care samples if you run out of them. Hot spring can cost extra depending on the package you go for. Staff are friendly and communicate in English too. All in all great value for money and will come back to stay.

Liebe dieses ruhige und ruhige Hotel und die Umgebung .... wird bei der nächsten Reise wieder bleiben. Wir blieben eine Nacht vor der Ankunft auf dem Flughafen Kansai ( 5 Minuten Zugfahrt) Mein Sohn war so erfreut, sich aufgrund seiner Scoliose zu genießen und seine Schmerzen wurden erleichtert. Gutes Frühstück mit fantastischen Meerblick. Seien Sie dort und sehen Sie sich selbst. Rinku Stadtbahnhof ist etwa 10 Minuten zu Fuß entfernt. Wenn Sie Ihre Gepäck am Bahnhof verlassen wollen, gibt es 2 Optionen , Schließfach oder 500 Yen pro PC in einem der Geschäfte, die Lagerservice bieten. Sie können dann frei nach dem Premium-Outlet und vor 8:00 Uhr (Shop Close) zum Flughafen zurück. Hoch empfehlen Sie Saba Fisch bei OOTOYA - Rinku premium ...pls Google genaue Lage.

It’s good, price is fair. Facilities are good. They provide free noodle and popsicle in night time, and drink in the morning. You can freely use the laundry machine, massage chairs. And a convenience store just downstairs.

Good value for money hotel. APA hotels are always reliable because you know what you are getting. The public bath after a long winter's day was everything. I put some tips below for first timers. Pros: Public bath, the best part about this hotel. I have been to an actual onsen in a way more secluded place but it was almost better having a lot of people in the bath because everyone just minds their business - I recommend it even if you are shy. TV, has streaming services and it logs you out automatically when you check out, contains useful information such as public bath crowd levels, how to use the baths, safety information, weather etc. Large mirror by desk area with lights for makeup or work and full length mirrror too. Shoe horn was so handy. Good ammenities. 7 eleven on 4F by the baths, with smoothie machine. Near Namba station, Dontonbori and a lot of stores - perfect location for day trips and last minute shopping before a flight. Cons: Area can feel a bit intimidating to walk alone at night alone, I got approached by a man on the way back from Dontonbori (around 9pm, so wasn't even too late), he had difficultly taking no for an answer so I was constantly watching my back after that - just be cautious as always, ladies. Take into account waiting time at traffic lights, it can be very long if you are in a hurry with suitcases. Impersonal experience, you do most things yourself like check in/out (understandable because of the size) but it would have been nice to be greeted when leaving and coming. Tips: Get the airport limousine, drops you right by the hotel. Baths are more crowded late at night. Watch the videos on the TV for public bath rules and how to put on the yukata. Undress (wear underwear if you feel uncomfortable) and wear the yukata (tie it properly so it doesn't come undone) wiith the black outer jacket and black slippers. Tie your hair up (I used a claw clip) so it does not fall on your shoulders. Use the big plastic bag they give to carry your things in when you go to the bath. I just packed both a big and small towels provided, a hairbrush, fresh undies and my key card - toiletries are provided. Some girls did bring a change of clothes. You can unlock the bath entrance with your keycard. There are lockers with a wristband key to store your stuff after you undress and a water fountain. Only bring your locker key and the small towel into the shower room. If you are shy, you can use the small towel to cover your parts as you walk. Have a quick, hot shower before you enter the bath pools. Don't submerge the small towel, place on or tie around your head. After you bathe, you can properly wash yourself then dry yourself using the small towel before going to your locker. There is also a getting ready station after you change to dry hair and put on lotion.

I stayed at Dormy Inn Premium Osaka Kitahama for 3 nights and had a very good experience. The hotel is in a convenient location, only a short walk from Kitahama station. Rooms are not big, but they are clean, quiet, and comfortable. The best part is the public bath with onsen and sauna, which is perfect after a day of walking around Osaka. Breakfast is tasty with both Japanese and Western choices, though it can feel a bit repetitive if you stay several days. Staff are professional and polite, always ready to help. Overall, this hotel offers great value for money. I would definitely stay here again when visiting Osaka.

Imperial Hotel Osaka is a stunning tribute to old-school Art Deco charm, seamlessly combined with timeless elegance. From the moment you step into its grand lobby, you are transported back to an era of classic luxury, where meticulous attention to detail and impeccable service reign supreme. The interiors are adorned with rich wood finishes, gleaming marble floors, and vintage light fixtures that capture the essence of 20th-century sophistication. Yet, the hotel manages to remain refreshingly modern, offering world-class amenities and contemporary comforts without sacrificing its nostalgic allure. The riverside location adds to its grandeur, providing breathtaking views that perfectly complement the opulent ambiance. Dining is an experience in itself, with exquisite culinary options that mirror the hotel’s commitment to excellence. Staff members are attentive, gracious, and ever-ready to enhance your stay with personalized service that harks back to a bygone era of hospitality. Imperial Hotel Osaka is more than just a place to stay—it’s a journey through time, enriched by elegance and tradition. Whether for a luxurious getaway or a sophisticated business trip, this iconic hotel remains a timeless masterpiece of comfort and style.

Hotel is super near to nishikinohama station which is probably 2 mins walk away. Check-in is fast and efficient. Toilet is well provided with shower cream, face wash, shampoo and conditioner, bed and floor are clean and all plugs work well. Facility wise they have onsen and gym, which is good.

This hotel is soooo new and they have an aircon (so we can adjust the temperature easily and switch from heating to cooling easily if we want). The location is the at heart of namba, there are so many things to do around it, easily accessible metro stations and a direct line to KIX. The hotel service was excellent, they helped me receive parcels and cleaned the rooms really well. I would rate the service 10/10. We love their shower head too (so functional and interesting). Highly recommend this place! They don’t have a lot of rooms, so book them before all sold out!