Hotel dekat H2O TOWER, Osaka

Excellent place to stay with great service, room clean, location, everything is perfect! Hope I can have an opportunity to book this hotel again when I plan to go to Osaka^^

The room is super small, can’t even walk without bumping into one another. Blankets not sure if it is clean or not cause I got itchiness sleeping on the bed. Wifi is slow too, keep on buffering when watching YouTube and Netflix.

Very nice hotel! The staff are very professional and nice. The hotel is in business area. The streets near the hotel are very clean.

Self-service hotel. The platform will send an email to confirm the password and room number. Don't arrive early, otherwise there will be no place to rest after entering. Stayed for 3 days and didn't see any service staff. The room was not cleaned. The garbage was thrown out of the room by yourself and the waiter would take it away. The air conditioner leaked on the last night of stay. It was past 11 o'clock in the middle of the night. I didn't know who to contact. The air conditioner dripped all night. The platform phone was not answered. The room has a microwave and a refrigerator, which is very convenient. There is a Chinese restaurant on the right side of the door. The taste is very good. The subway is about 10 minutes walk away. It is 15 minutes walk to Umeda shopping district.

This is my 3rd time stayed in this hotel. The room is always clean. The staff is friendly with great smile, although their English is not very smooth, but you can feel that they are trying their best to help you. The TV is a bit too small. Their breakfast is really nice taste and money worth. The heater is quite hot and the best is the room window can be open which can refresh the air.

Excellent service and amenities. Enjoyed the swimming pool very much, then nice dry/ wet steaming and sauna. Breakfast is good with lots of choices. The room is spacious, high floor with a panoramic city view, wonderful. Staff are friendly and helpful, very impressed. In short, highly recommended.

The hotel was correct although the rooms were small and unattractive. Conveniently located near the train station. The downside is that it's not particularly charming. The breakfast was good. The staff is not particularly friendly or helpful.

First tome at this hotel and it was good. Very spacious for 3 ppls. Clean but the daily cleaning is only taking away rubbish and changing towels which think isn’t enough as used all tissues but didn’t replace and had to go to get myself. Gym was ok wasn’t the best but clean. But the location is great and near to places.

Hotel is short distance from Shinsaibashi metro station. Really easy to travel via the midosuji lines. Exit from exit 2 from the metro station (exit 1 is under construction when I was there). Plenty of food options along the street and hotel is also really close to dotonburi. Rooms are clean enough for 2 pax in a room. However for big groups booking multiple rooms, do take note that for moderate twin rooms, there is only 1 room per level. So for my booking of 4 rooms, we were spread out in 4 levels. There were a total 5 washing machines with dryer functions in this hotel. Staff were friendly but they speak limited English. Luggage locker room is self service on level 1. IC card is used to lock and unlock the locks.

I heard from a friend that it is better to stay in a Japanese B&B when traveling in Japan, but when I confirmed the itinerary, I found that many B&Bs were booked. Finally, I found that there was still a No. 4 store. I saw two 1.5-meter beds, which was quite suitable for our family to travel. I looked at the comments in the comment area for 23 years and found that it was decorated, and some said that the environment was poor. In the end, I chose to book 10 nights. When I arrived at the hotel, I was shocked. Sure enough, it was still under renovation. The outdoor area was a mess. There was no access control downstairs, which was similar to the resettlement housing in the old community in China. I suddenly felt depressed and anxious. I didn’t know what to do in a foreign country, so I could only stay reluctantly. It was still very convenient to check in, and it was relatively clean inside, but it was really crowded, very crowded, and very dark. Friends who like sunshine should not choose this. After putting down the suitcase, there was no place for my feet. After staying for 6 nights, I found a very serious smell of spray paint. I saw that there was indeed a worker painting outside, and there was a big fan plugged in outside the door of our room 24 hours a day. It was really terrible. In China, this house cannot be used for commercial purposes, right? Because I was pregnant, I communicated the situation to Ctrip and they coordinated to change my stay to another store. The Namba store is not bad, like a hotel, clean and tidy, with complete electrical appliances, plenty of sunshine, convenient for drying clothes, and close to the subway entrance, so it is very convenient for free travel every day. I took pictures for your reference. The front one is the actual situation of store No. 4, and the back one is the changed one.