Hotels With Gym in Osaka Prefecture, Japan

The hotel was inflexible about changing rooms unless it was the same room type. However, the location is great. I'd choose to stay here again next time for several reasons. First, it's very close to Solaniwa Onsen, which is open from 11 AM to 11 PM. This is a perfect option for those with an early check-out and a late flight. Second, there are a few good restaurants nearby, located on the upper floor of the mall between the hotel and Solaniwa Onsen (see attached photos). Third, the city view from the 51st floor during breakfast or dinner is absolutely worth checking out. Fourth, you can take the subway directly to Kansai Airport without any transfers. Just pay attention to the announcements; about two stops before the airport, the train splits, so make sure you're in the correct car. The front desk also has staff who speak Chinese!

I had a pleasant stay at Hotel Eins Kadoma. The hotel feels new, clean, and well-maintained. The room is quite spacious compared to many hotels in Japan, providing enough space for luggage and comfortable movement. Facilities are quite complete — there’s a coin laundry, vending machines, and basic amenities provided in the room, making it convenient for both short and longer stays. The location is excellent — just a short walk to the nearby shopping mall and train station, which makes travelling around very convenient. There are also several family-style restaurants in the surrounding area, so finding meals is easy. The nearest Family Mart is about a 10-minute walk away. Overall, it’s a comfortable and practical hotel with good value for money. I would recommend it to anyone visiting Kadoma who prefers a quiet stay but still wants easy access to shops and transportation.

The hotel is visible right after exiting the south gate of Sakai Station, about a 300-meter walk away. The south exit has a supermarket and many izakayas nearby. The north exit has a small shopping mall with plenty of food options, about a 500-meter walk to the hotel. The hotel's ground floor provides makeup remover, facial cleanser, toner, and lotion, which I found quite effective, even with my sensitive skin. The room looked exactly like the pictures; what you see is what you get with many things there. The room has hangers and a humidifier. A stroll along the port downstairs is also very pleasant. The bathroom was a bit small, but overall, I was very satisfied with my stay.

The Executive Room was clean and spacious! The front desk staff was very helpful and gave me directions to Osaka Castle Park. In the evening, I enjoyed the outdoor onsen, which was super relaxing and helped me unwind after a long day.

It's a bit of a walk from the subway station. It's actually more around Nihonbashi. It's close to the Tanico store, and convenient for taking the Nankai line to the airport. Just be aware that the hotel doesn't provide complimentary water. Otherwise, the staff attitude was great, and the duvet and pillows were incredibly comfortable.

The location is excellent, about a 10-minute walk from Shinsaibashi subway station. Shinsaibashisuji is right downstairs, making for seamless shopping. There are also ramen shops, convenience stores, and drugstores on the ground floor, so all your dining, drinking, and shopping needs are covered. The hygiene and service are also top-notch. My only gripe is the common issue with Japanese hotels: the triple room is just a modified double, so the space is very small, and there's no room to even open a suitcase. Other than that, it was great!

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!

The room was incredibly spacious. Although it was listed as 22 square meters, it felt even larger than a typical Hanting Premium room in China. We could easily open two suitcases without them getting in the way at all. The bathroom wasn't those integrated, plastic-y types; both the bathtub and shower fixtures felt quite high-quality. The bed was a bit small, I'd estimate around 1.6m (but for two people, it's fine if you don't toss and turn much). The hotel has two communal laundry rooms, costing 500 yen for a wash and dry cycle, which was very convenient. There are also vending machines where you can buy drinks anytime. The room had a small window.

I highly recommend opting for the Executive Twin Room. The size and layout are much more suitable and comfortable. The standard room feels a bit lacking, haha. 😂 A big thanks to the Trip.com customer service for helping communicate with the hotel and resolving my issue!

The hotel's surroundings are excellent, with convenient transportation; there are 3 subway stations within 1 km. However, I did notice some discrimination against Chinese guests, especially from the breakfast restaurant staff. Their service attitude clearly differed between Chinese guests and Caucasians. While it might not bother everyone, it was noticeable. Overall, this hotel is still worth staying at. The room cleaning was also very good and timely.