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.

📍 **Location**: Not bad and quite convenient. There’s a **Life supermarket** nearby, plus a **FamilyMart** right behind the hotel. A **7-Eleven** is just opposite, but you’ll need to cross the traffic light to get there. 🚇 **Metro access**: Do note that the nearest metro exit may be closed after 9 PM, so it’s better to head back earlier if you want to use that exit. ☕ **Amenities**: The hotel provides coffee, and during my stay they upgraded the machine to include **hot chocolate** which was really nice! Overall, a comfortable stay with good convenience stores and essentials nearby.

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!

This is a chain hotel right by Osaka's Kitahama Station, so it's super convenient for getting around. You can get to Osaka International Airport with just one subway transfer to the Nankai Electric Railway. We stayed for three nights and used the subway for all our sightseeing around Osaka, which was really easy. We originally booked a standard twin room, but when we got there, we realized there was absolutely no space for luggage. With the help of Ctrip's customer service, we were upgraded to a superior twin room that had enough space for our bags. We really appreciate Ctrip's excellent service!

We spontaneously decided to visit Osaka with my parents, and this hotel, booked at the last minute, had a decent price. It's conveniently located near a subway station and within walking distance of Shinsaibashi, a bustling area of Osaka. The hotel staff were very friendly, and the room was clean and tidy. The size wasn't small either; it didn't feel cramped with three of us staying there. For breakfast, I recommend going early as there's a queue if you go later. The variety was rich, and everything tasted good. I'd definitely choose to stay here again next time.

Convenient walking distance to and from the Sakaisuji-Honmachi Station serving the Chuo Line [C] and Sakaisuji Line [K], makes for an easy thoroughfare to all parts of the city, Umeda, and Universal Studios, too. Great amenities are its upper floor Onsen on the 14th floor, along with the swimming pool and gym facilities for an additional (2 700¥) per visit. Room size is fairly spacious for solo travelers, but opt for beds for two persons or couples. The hotel does not have laundry facilities though the nearest laundromat is about 6-blocks away. Very clean and open 24/24. This hotel has a chapel inside on the second floor for those who are observant travelers (for Christian devotees). There are several other temples and shrines all within distance from the hotel itself. Accommodations are very good from a short stay to a business traveler’s perspective or personal experience within this part of Osaka’s financial districts. Very lovely places for returning visitors.

I've stayed at the New Otani in Hakata before, and this time I chose the one in Osaka. Both are equally luxurious and grand, but I found the room's cleanliness in Osaka to be a bit lacking compared to Hakata – there were some stains behind the closet door. The location is super convenient, close to both JR and Keihan train stations. The room was spacious enough, with two bathrooms, which was incredibly handy for a family trip. When we checked out, we made a last-minute decision to take the shuttle bus to the airport. We only had five minutes before it departed, but the front desk immediately called the shuttle service, printed our tickets, and had a bellboy whisk our luggage over. We made it onto the bus smoothly, and I'm very grateful for their quick assistance. The surrounding area is also very convenient; we took a leisurely stroll to Osaka Castle. We even stumbled upon an XG concert tour, with the venue, Osaka-Jo Hall, right across from the hotel! We snagged tickets for 400 yen and enjoyed a high-quality concert. So happy! 🥳

Very clean, spacious and comfortable hotel. Really couldn't fault anything about the room other than the bathtub - which is a shower-over-bathtub which can be a fall risk. There's a resident lounge on Level 6 where you can get ice, coffee and tea. Service by staff at the reception is cheerful and prompt. Very near to Kuromon market where you can buy fruits and eat Japanese beef or fugu fish. A slightly longer walk to Namba station. Even though the location of this hotel is considered Namba, I can't help wondering if it's on the ”wrong” side of Namba, due to the vibes of the shops just next to the hotel. About 10 minutes level walk to Namba Metro where you can catch the train to the airport.

The hotel's location is pretty good, about a 10-minute walk from Rinku-town Station. The hot spring bath is comfortable and wasn't too crowded. You can self-check-in at the hotel or do it online in advance, which saves a lot of time. This is my second stay here, and overall, I highly recommend it.

Overall, it was great! The facilities are complete, the price is good, and the location is excellent, right next to the train station with a convenience store downstairs and directly accessible from the station exit. You can also enjoy the hot springs 24 hours a day. It's very good, though the breakfast was a bit awkward – I went at 9:28 and was told it was no longer available.