Hotéis 4-Star em Osaka Prefecture, Japan

What we found especially charming was that all the amenities were displayed in the lobby and were free for guests to take. They had everything you could possibly need—even face masks, which was a pleasant surprise. The atmosphere felt more like a modern student accommodation than a traditional hotel, which we really enjoyed. The staff were friendly, the rooftop bar was fantastic, and bike rentals were available. They also had a cafeteria-style common area with a coffee machine, microwaves, and water dispensers, making it the perfect place to enjoy food from the convenience store. Overall, it was a 10/10 stay, and we'd happily stay here again.

Great stay overall. Very close to the tram station, and the front desk service was excellent. The room was clean, tidy, and free of any odors, plus complimentary bottled water was provided. There's a Lawson convenience store on the second floor, which was super convenient. The only downside was that getting to breakfast is a bit of a hassle: you have to take the elevator to the 2nd floor, then transfer to another elevator up to the 54th floor. It was also very crowded, and we had to wait in line for a table. Everything else was great, though, and overall it's a good place to stay.

I booked a stay at Holiday Inn Osaka Namba through Trip.com, expecting the reliable standards and quality associated with the Holiday Inn brand. Unfortunately, the experience was deeply disappointing and fell far below expectations given the price paid. Persistent Cigarette Smoke Odor: There was a strong smell of cigarette smoke inside the room throughout the stay, especially at night. As it is a central air conditioning/ventilation system, the smoke odor likely spread through the ducts/vents, which was terrible for health and comfort. Run-down & Damaged Furniture: The furniture in the room was badly worn out, scuffed, and chipped around the desk and cabinet edges. Poor Bed & Bedding Quality: The mattress sagged significantly when lying down, making it very uncomfortable to sleep. Furthermore, the duvet/cover was torn and separated, which is completely unacceptable for hygiene standards. Unjustified Price: Considering the high room rate, the condition of the room felt like an old, neglected budget hotel rather than an international brand. I am sharing photos as evidence. I hope the hotel management takes immediate action regarding their ventilation system, room maintenance, and bedding. I would not recommend staying here until proper refurbishments are made.

The location is fantastic, right outside the JR station and a 5-minute walk from Universal Studios Japan's entrance. There's a convenience store and shops downstairs – a perfect choice. We even went back to the hotel to rest when it got too hot at Universal Studios, then re-entered in the evening to continue the fun. After a long day of walking, a relaxing bath and soak at the top floor spa in the evening was exactly what we needed to unwind. Everything was perfect, except for the crowds – too many people at breakfast and in the showers.

Prime location. Eateries and shopping near hotel. Hotel room lighting is dimmed in comparison to other hotel. The lift and walkway is dimmed. There's no closet in the room however few hangers were provided. The sink is in the room and not in the bathroom.There's a washing machine which has a loud chime, which might disturb your sleep if it was used at night. Check in was fast however I was not informed on the welcome drinks and free amenities during checked in. So it was missed out. There was a picture frame hung on top of one of the bed which i felt that it was inappropriate, and posed as a safety hazard to the one sleeping underneath the picture frame. Another consideration for friends sharing twin room as there was no privacy due to shower area has no hook or shelf to place clothing. So basically have to change out in the room or in the toilet. Room size is good for big luggages for a twin sharing room. Overall, still a good option as the location is fantastic! Clean and quiet rooms too.

Room was small but having a washing machine was great. BUT the cleanliness of the place is a big fail. It looked nice and clean… but we found piece of a fake eyelash on the bed (obviously none of us use fake lashes) from a previous guest?! …. And WORSE, a couple of days later when we entered the room we saw a huge cockroach on the carpet. As we got closer to check if it was indeed a cockroach it scuttled under the bed! After complaining to the hotel, they said they did not have any spare rooms to move us to! They offered to spray insecticide in the room but no way I’m sleeping in a room filled with insecticide and a cockroach. The manager refused to come out and see us and made the poor receptionist lady come and offer to clean the room for us (this was at 9+pm) but she changed her mind when I said I would have to see her actually capture the cockroach and remove it. After wasting at least half an hour of our time, they finally managed to “find” us another room to move to. No upgrade or anything. Same room but offered us free breakfast the next morning. The service was polite and nice (except from the hiding manager), but no I would not stay here again. There was also too many stairs to/from the train station to manage with luggage.

Spa World Hotel are very good  I still here many times when I’m in Osaka Not only can stay well , room are very clean  Breakfast very delicious, and also can joining Spa here  Spa are very nice experience and big  Next month I will come again

Right above JR Osaka Station, the location is incredibly convenient. All rooms are on higher floors and offer great views. There are several upscale restaurants on the 19th floor, and the hotel even provided discount coupons. Downstairs, you have Hankyu Department Store, Hanshin Department Store, Daimaru Umeda, and Isetan – perfect for shopping and dining.

If you love exploring towns on foot, this place is a perfect fit for you. I had already visited Osaka Castle and the Dotonbori River before, so this time I wanted to explore a new area. The Tennoji area, which is about a 10-minute walk from the hotel, has many attractions. For example, there's Tsutenkaku (a tower with an observation deck), and the Shinsekai area, which is full of local shops and gives you the feeling of stepping back in time to 40 or 50 years ago. Right next to these areas, there’s a large park that includes a zoo, a museum, and a historical mansion built in the Edo period. Shrines and temples can be found all around as well. The hotel is in a convenient location for walking around these spots. Since the hotel has a Buddhist theme, the interior isn’t luxurious, but it’s neat and clean. The room I stayed in (a superior single) had everything I needed. If you’re traveling with a large suitcase for a week-long trip, you might find it a bit tight to open it fully in the room, but it's spacious enough for 2–3 days' worth of luggage. It was also quiet at night. They provide many free amenities in the room, such as sandals for areas outside the tatami(green in the room photoes) space, a pair of socks, tea bags, a bottle of water, a toothbrush, and more. If you go out at night, note that the entrance door closes at 11 p.m., but you can still enter by tapping your room key on the reader next to the door. However, there is no front desk staff available late at night. I actually wanted to ask about a machine in the room (maybe an air purifier or humidifier) around 11 p.m., and tried calling the front desk, but no one answered. I hope they consider having at least one night staff member available. That was the only point I thought could be improved. As I didn’t add the (vegetarian) breakfast option, I bought some food near Ebisucho Station and kept it in the fridge in my room. There are many restaurants, convenience stores, and delis that stay open late, so you won’t have any trouble finding food. After checking out in the morning, I left my luggage at the hotel and walked to a café about 10 minutes away. I planned to explore the area afterward. I expected cooler weather because it was cloudy, so I wore a long-sleeved shirt, but it got warmer than expected. I decided to go back to the hotel to change clothes. The front desk staff was very kind and showed me to a large restroom where I could take off my shoes and put stuffs— very helpful! Overall, it was a very comfortable stay. I would definitely recommend this hotel to my friends when they visit Osaka.

The room's main selling point is its convenient location; you can easily drop off your shopping and take a quick break. Overall cleanliness is decent, though some neglected corners and details do exist. Traffic noise from outside the 34th floor is audible, so light sleepers might want to look elsewhere. The air conditioning unit blowing directly onto the bed isn't very well-designed, though fortunately you don't really need it in this season. As for the lack of bottled water—having to use the public water station to refill your own—I personally found that totally fine!