Romantic Hotels in Osaka

"The Osaka Ebisu Hotel is a diamond in the rough right smack in the middle of eateries, and souvenir shops. Besides the blood stain on our bed sheet, I would highly recommend that both early check in price and late check out prices are advertised. Usually most hotels would give an extra hour, they did not. So FYI its 2000 YEN per person for an early check in if your rooms available and for a late check out of up to an hour it is 2000 YEN. Gentlemen downstairs with really slow English stuttered at first saying 1000 YEN, but quickly corrected himself to state 2000 YEN. Overall experience was great for a laat minute booking - shower is majestic."

"Traveling with a friend, we found this hotel very convenient as it's just a short walk from Dobutsuen-mae Station, and Tsutenkaku Tower is right next door. The staff were friendly and helpful, guiding us through the check-in process step-by-step. You can pick up any essential toiletries you need near the front desk, while other items like shower gel are provided in the room. There were also plenty of towels and bath towels. The soundproofing was excellent; we barely heard any noise from other guests, and the room was spacious enough to open our 24-inch suitcase. Just be careful in the bathtub as it was a bit slippery."

"The room was generally clean and the bed was quite soft, which I personally liked. The service was overall acceptable. The front desk staff on duty that night had a strong English accent, but we could still communicate. After midnight, you need your room card to enter and exit the hotel, which feels secure. There are plenty of late-night food options nearby, and it's close to the subway station. One thing to note is that they only provide complimentary bottled water once, regardless of how many nights you stay, and the front desk won't mention it unless you ask."

"This is by far the most satisfying hotel I've stayed at in Osaka! First off, the location is excellent, right next to Shin-Osaka Station, about a 5-minute walk. This station is incredibly convenient, with the Midosuji Line subway, and a starting train every 10 minutes, so you don't have to worry about not getting a seat. Shinkansen and local lines are also very accessible. Secondly, the hotel seems to be newly built, and both the exterior and interior decor are very upscale. There's a large public bath on the 4th floor, a Lawson convenience store downstairs, and a Sukiya and a pharmacy nearby. The amenities are very comprehensive! This time, we chose the Royal Premiere Room. I read reviews mentioning a washing machine, and to my surprise, there really was one! They even provide a packet of laundry detergent every day, which was a huge help. The room was also quite spacious, with two 1.6m large beds, and a fantastic view. Since it was very hot in Osaka during our stay, the hotel thoughtfully provided fans, and the staff were quite friendly! We didn't hear any noise during our stay, so the soundproofing is pretty good. I highly recommend this hotel to everyone!"