Hotels in Osaka with sea view​

"The hotel room was spacious and bright, with complete and comfortable facilities, and all the hotel amenities were comprehensive. It's very close to the station, and the path from the station to the hotel has a particularly beautiful view. It's very convenient to get to the hotel from Kansai Airport, and the hotel is also close to Osaka city center. A surprisingly comfortable and excellent hotel!"

"The hotel is really close to Universal Studios and the subway station, and there's a shopping street and a Lawson convenience store nearby. I had an issue storing my luggage after checking out, but the staff were super helpful and came down to assist me. It's a great hotel."

"I used to stay at the Stargate or Odyssey, but this time I found a good deal at the Washington Hotel and booked it. Actually, several hotels, including the OMO next door, are all about the same distance from Rinku Town Station and the outlet mall. I stayed here for both my arrival and departure, and the airport shuttle service (pickup and drop-off) was very convenient. The room was small but manageable. It offers great value for money."

"This buffet restaurant is fantastic! The variety of dishes is impressive, with Western and Japanese options galore, all fresh and deliciously presented. The staff are friendly and attentive, the environment is clean and cozy, and tableware is promptly replaced. The dessert and fruit section is a delightful highlight, with top-notch flavors! Great value for money, perfect for family gatherings or friends’ meetups. Can’t wait to come back!"

"Pros: 1. The pajamas have a cute runway-pattern design. 2. The lobby is quite beautiful. 3. Close to both the airport and the train station. 4. Each floor has a microwave, ice machine, and water purifier (you need to bring your own kettle from the room to fill it). 5. There's a Lawson convenience store on the second floor of the hotel. Cons: 1. Regarding the free shuttle bus: It only goes from the hotel to the airport, there's no service from the airport to the hotel (I've stayed at the Washington Hotel next door before, and they offer free shuttle service both ways). OMO's shuttle bus requires scanning a QR code on a brochure at the hotel front desk to make a reservation, and the process also involves email confirmation, which is quite complicated. In contrast, the Washington Hotel only requires operating on a tablet in the lobby. However, for both hotels, there's a possibility that your desired time slot might already be fully booked. 2. Regarding toiletries: This is the first time I've encountered a hotel in Japan that doesn't provide small packages of makeup remover, facial cleanser, and skincare products. They only offer toothbrushes, green tea bags, razors, and bath towels. I can't understand how it was rated five stars. The front desk replied that if you need makeup remover and skincare products, you have to use them at the large public bath on the 3rd floor (which is not a hot spring). However, not all guests want to go to the public bath to shower, and guests on their period cannot go either. Moreover, the hairdryer area in the large public bath on the 3rd floor only has 6 mirrors + hairdryers and only 2 stools. Everyone else has to stand. This is quite inconsiderate for a hotel with nearly 20 floors and dozens of rooms per floor. 3. Regarding the water temperature in the room's bathroom: The water from the sink faucet easily becomes super hot. Even if the handle is adjusted all the way to the right (the cold water zone), the super hot situation doesn't change. After multiple experiments, I found that the faucet's water temperature is affected by using the shower head in the bathtub or flushing the toilet. For example: if the faucet is running and someone flushes the toilet, the water becomes super hot; or if someone is using the shower head in the bathtub, the water also becomes super hot. 4. Regarding noise in the room: Both the refrigerator and air conditioner generate noise. If you don't use the refrigerator, you can turn it off. However, even when the air conditioner is set to the lowest fan speed, there's still significant noise. The video shows it being filmed at the bedside with the lowest fan speed setting. Even with earplugs, the noise is still clearly audible, making it unsuitable for light sleepers who are sensitive to sound. Neutral points: 1. The mattress is quite soft, suitable for those who prefer a soft bed. 2. The room has 4 hangers (2 with clips), while the Washington Hotel has 9 hangers."

"This was the most satisfying room during our trip to Japan. The wet and dry areas were separate, and the hygiene was impeccable. The bathtub was also very comfortable. My child loved the room's decor and facilities. We could see most of Universal Studios Japan from the room. The TV had Phoenix Satellite Television, but I couldn't find any Universal movies. The staff were incredibly friendly. We received a princess-themed toiletries set upon check-in. We stayed for two nights, and the cleaning on the second day was just as thorough as on the first day, which was a huge plus. The hotel restaurants were all delicious. My child didn't want to leave. We would definitely choose to stay here again if we have the chance."

"If you're going to Universal Studios Japan, you HAVE to stay here! You can't get any closer to the park. I took the Shinki Bus directly from Sannomiya, Kobe, to the park entrance, and then it was just a short walk to the hotel. You can drop off your luggage first; they have a dedicated luggage storage room. The front desk will give you a card to access it and can even exchange coins for you to use in the lockers. The coins are returned after you retrieve your luggage. The room facilities are complete and comfortable, and the room itself is super spacious! The bathroom and toilet are even separate, which is very convenient! Even though I only stayed one night, I already fell in love with this hotel. Breakfast was also incredibly satisfying, with a huge variety of options, and you can even look out at the park from the window – it was truly delightful."

"The location is excellent, just a short walk from Rinku-Town Station, and there's a free shuttle bus to and from the airport, making it super convenient for early morning flights. I booked a high-floor twin room with a bay view, and you can see the ocean. The room has a modern, minimalist design with complete facilities. There's a convenience store downstairs, and Rinku Premium Outlets is just a few minutes' walk away, making it a paradise for shoppers. It's generally quiet and comfortable, perfect for a rest after landing or for a stopover before heading home. Great value for money. I was also lucky enough to catch a fireworks display over the ocean on the night I checked in. It would have been even better if the front desk had mentioned it during check-in."

"The location is great! Right across from the main entrance is Grand Front Osaka, a mall with Muji and Montbell, where you can claim tax refunds. Walk to the opposite side of the intersection and you'll find Yodobashi Link, which has a medium-sized supermarket in the basement. In the mornings, they offer freshly made gyudon, chicken cutlet, and pork cutlet rice bowls, which taste better and are more affordable than convenience store options. The airport shuttle bus stop to and from the hotel is conveniently nearby. Plus, it's not as crowded as the main train station, offering a quiet escape despite being in a bustling area. However, the room itself was a bit subpar. There was a musty smell when I entered, and the duvet felt damp. There was also dust in some less noticeable spots. They did clean the room daily, and the service attitude was decent."