Hotels With Wifi in Osaka Prefecture, Japan

Our initial triple room was incredibly cramped, but the double room we moved to later had a normal, comfortable amount of space. The hotel's location is absolutely superb; it makes getting around incredibly convenient. The hotel occupies floors nine and above, with a shopping mall and restaurants on the floors below (up to the eighth floor). Getting here is very straightforward: take the airport bus to Osaka Station, and it's just around the corner in the direction the bus was heading. The transportation links are truly excellent. Breakfast was plentiful and varied.

The room is quite small, but the hotel is located just opposite Dotonbori Street and offers great value for the price. I like how they provide a wide range of amenities. In the room, there's an air purifier, and you can adjust the air conditioning to your preferred level. Note: Personally, I found the room a bit too cold for me, which is the opposite of what had heard. Pajamas and a variety of amenities - such as bath powders, razors, hairbands, toothbrush and toothpaste sets, etc. - are available on the 1st floor. I really like the Sotetsu hotel.

The location is fantastic, right by Tsutenkaku Tower. A subway station is conveniently located right next to the hotel, and a major transportation hub is just a few hundred meters away, making it incredibly easy to get anywhere. Nipponbashi Denden Town (Anime Street) is also within easy walking distance. After a long day of exploring, returning to the hotel for a hot spring bath is pure bliss! The ground floor restaurant offers all-you-can-drink options, with alcoholic beverages available in the evening, and complimentary ramen served after 9 PM. The surrounding neighborhood is also great; you can even walk to a Don Quijote store for shopping. The room size is surprisingly decent; there's enough space to easily open a large suitcase, which I was quite satisfied with!

A big thank you to Hashinaka-san for her assistance when I called the hotel to inquire about room types. Her friendliness was a major factor in my decision to book this hotel. Subsequently, the front desk staff were very proactive and helpful in coordinating our room arrangements, allowing us to stay for four consecutive nights without needing to change rooms. Everyone was very friendly. The hotel's main advantages are its excellent location and the fact that it accommodates two adults and one child in a single room. However, be prepared for the compact room size and smaller beds. I suggest bringing your own air mattress for the child to ensure everyone gets a comfortable night's sleep. If you haven't booked the hotel breakfast, you can find options at Drip Cafe, which is directly accessible from the lobby. Opposite the hotel is Grand Front Osaka. If you cross through the complex and then another street, you'll find the largest Patagonia store. While it's not tax-free, it's very well-stocked and even has a children's section.

I booked this hotel primarily for its location. The actual route was much simpler than what Google Maps suggested; we followed a previous reviewer's advice: take the JR West Exit/Sakurabashi Exit, cross the road, walk past 7-Eleven, and it's straight ahead – no need for the convoluted route Google Maps suggested. It's also very convenient for the airport, with the bus terminal just a 5-minute walk away, saving you the hassle of lugging suitcases up and down stairs. However, Umeda Station is massive. While the hotel is right next to a subway entrance, some subway lines still require a good 10-15 minute walk to reach from their respective exits. Now for the downsides. Despite the great location, if you happen to get a street-facing room, you can still hear the JR train noise (even on the 12th floor, which isn't particularly low). Light sleepers beware. There was also some dust in the room, especially on the blinds. The bathroom was quite small. And, somewhat strangely, booking a triple room for two people ended up being cheaper than a double room. Furthermore, bottled water isn't provided in the rooms; instead, there's a water dispenser and ice machine in the hallway on each floor, so you need to bring your own bottle to fill up. Overall, it's acceptable for a one-night stay, and the breakfast was decent. However, if the price is too high, it definitely isn't worth the cost.

I stayed in Hotel Keihan Universal Tower for 6 nights. In 29th afternoon, the staff (of the concierge near the toilet), Fang or Feng, was very helpful. She told me how to go to World Expo with details. She also showed me the metro map and station. However, on Jun 30th 8:30am, my daughter asked a female staff (of the concierge near the toilet) for a piece of A4 paper. The staff did not know what my daughter saying. Her English need to be improved. Later, she told my daughter the paper was not free of charge! I couldn't believe I spent more than US$1500 for 6 nights of stay but couldn't get a piece of A4 paper for free!! At last, I asked a male staff in check-in counter and he gave me a piece of A4 paper immediately, without charge! The room was pretty small. There was no table for writing, only a small round table without proper writing chair. The room was very clean. The air-conditioning was excellent and quiet! The breakfast was just ok, not delicious enough, could be improved. The staff English were pretty bad, need to be improved too!! I think we need a gym too! At last, the view of the buffet restaurant was fantastic, highly recommend

We booked a triple room for two adults and a child, but it only came with a double bed. Luckily, our little one was small enough to share. The room was incredibly spacious, and from the window, we had a view of the Hankyu department store across the street and the iconic red Ferris wheel. Check-in on the 19th floor was quick. On the room floors, next to the elevators, there were ice and beverage vending machines. Downstairs, there are 7-Eleven stores on both the ground floor (1F) and the basement level (B1). The one on the ground floor also sold a variety of souvenirs at reasonable prices, and they offered tax refunds. The location is truly excellent. We were a bit disoriented on our first day, but we quickly realized that no matter how you arrive, as long as you head towards JR Osaka Station, you can't go wrong. To reach other shopping malls, simply head to the second floor for direct connections. On our last day, we took the airport limousine bus to the airport. Following tips from Xiaohongshu (a Chinese social media platform), we arrived very quickly.

The location is absolutely perfect, with direct subway access downstairs and Daimaru and Parco department stores just across the street, making shopping and dining incredibly convenient. Dotonbori is also only a few minutes' walk away. However, the location is really its only redeeming quality. The rooms and facilities are extremely dated. There's very limited space to hang clothes, and the design clearly hasn't been updated in a very long time. Staying here was uncomfortable; it's really just a makeshift place to crash for the night.

I booked this hotel because my flight was rescheduled to the following morning and I was already at the airport. It's conveniently located near Rinku Town. Environment: Given its open setting next to a parking lot, it could be a bit noisy during the day. Cleanliness: Excellent, very clean. Service: The electric kettle in my room was broken. I called the front desk, and after explaining the issue in English, they replaced it for me within a few minutes. Facilities: The bed was very comfortable. The toiletries were all Pola, which is true to Washington Hotel's usual high standards. Both check-in and check-out were fully digital, and you can even book a bus for the next day. Getting to the airport in just ten minutes is fantastic – no more worrying about flight delays!

Great location, lovely breakfast, unlimited drinks 24/7, interesting daily activities, perfect location, friendly staff. Our whole team from Dr As Beauty and Wellness Center family are all so happy with your hotel. Truly made our stay perfect. Thank you