Grand Prince Hotel Osaka Bay

The hotel is shabby and looks dirty. The carpet is full of stains, the whole room is shabby and dirty. I booked it in advance for my birthday, and it was a deluxe room, not a special room. I was given a corner room. I might as well buy a 696 series and spend 1358. It says 23 years, I thought it was newly built so I booked it. This is a scam. I bought breakfast specially, it was so bad that I couldn't say anything, the broken bed was not even ankle high. It's so rubbish, love hotels are cleaner than this place

I stayed for four nights in two rooms in the executive lounge. The 26th floor of the executive lounge opened from 9:00 to 18:00. It was clean, tidy and comfortable. There were coffee, tea, cookies, hot water, and room temperature water. The view was good, and you could see the Ferris wheel in the harbor, etc. The location was in the bay port area. The room was very large, which was rare in Japan. The facilities were a bit old. It was formerly the Hyatt Hotel. The Prince Group took over. There were no changes in the room. The wallpaper in the corridor was patched in many places. The hotel has a free shuttle bus to the JR station, which is very convenient. There are also round-trip buses to Universal Studios and paid buses to the airport. The transportation is also convenient. It is very convenient to go to the Kaiyukan, the Ferris wheel, and the exhibition hall. Hygiene: It's okay. The disinfectant smell of towels and bath towels is particularly strong. There are not many varieties of buffet breakfast, which is okay. The room bath salts are not replenished. You have to ask the cleaning staff specifically. Otherwise, there will be no more. Overall, it is recommended to stay. The nearby business center and the observation deck are worth a look. The food in the business center is also good. You can enjoy cherry blossoms in the hotel! Recommended

Stayed in the hotel for three consecutive nights. The room was large and clean, but the breakfast was not very varied. The location was a bit remote, but there were shuttle buses to Kansai Airport and the city center, which was very convenient. The front desk was very friendly and English communication was no problem. The room was upgraded to the executive floor for free during this stay. I was also very satisfied with Ctrip's arrangements and docking.

The room is spacious and the bathroom is also quite large This time I didn’t stay in a sunset room and there was no sea view. But it’s a bonus to see the beautiful sunrise. There is only new tram station nearby It's about a 3-minute walk away The only problem is that it is relatively remote If you wait to take the train back from Shinsaibashi, you have to transfer to 3 lines. The hotel has a free shuttle to and from Osaka Station Every hour (but only 19 places) There is also a paid airport shuttle You can buy tickets at the airport bus station and hotel front desk Directly delivered to the hotel door, very convenient to and from the airport

The hotel is located in Osaka Bay, which is a bit remote. There are various transfers by train and subway. There is no direct pick-up station at Kobe Airport, which is a bit troublesome. I went around a long way to get to the hotel. I found that there are no Chinese service staff in the hotel, which is similar to the Chinese courtesy. The description does not match the description, and the drop-off service is not free as stated in the facility. In fact, it costs 1,600 yen per person. Overall it was good, the service was excellent, the attitude was very good, and a bottle of sparkling wine was given as a gift