Best Osaka Hotels

"Hotel the Flag exceeded our expectations. The location is convenient and in a nice, happening part of Osaka. Less than 10 mins from the nearest subway and walking distance to Dotonburi. The service from check-in until the time we collected our luggage late the next day was excellent. Staff speak good English and were lovely. Rooms looked new and spotless, there were small but probably slightly bigger than the average size in Japan. Breakfast was simple but really good and a good selection too. There is a water cooler to refill your bottle, and coin laundry/dryer facilities within the hotel. I totally recommend this hotel."

"Used for watching baseball. The roof of the dome was visible from a close distance and it was easy to come and go in about 15 minutes. I arrived before 13:00, but it was good to check in as soon as the cleaning was completed and I was able to relax. The email asking for check-in time arrived the next day instead of the day (because it is via a travel agency), so it is smooth to contact the arrival time in advance."

"The hotel is nostalgic but everything is so comfortable and the staffs are extremely ethical and professional."

"The hotel location is great and easy to walk around exploring right in the middle of the city and you will find this gem ramen store open 24/7! The only disappointment was with the butler service or more the non existent butler service. For the price we are paying, I expected much much more from St Regis as I have been accustomed to at other St Regis Hotels. The hotel is beginning to show its age and hence the cleanliness part is coming into question when our rooms were being cleaned, I mean I am again nit picking here but it isn’t up to St Regis usual standards. The gym room is adequate but there isn’t a pool in a 5 star hotel 🙃."

"The wheelchair went faulty half way through the trip but counter staff was very helpful to ask around where else we can borrow even though we have to travel to umeda station but she helped us call hospital and pharmacy in addition to check if it’s possible too. Hotel also provides beverages and snacks during certain timing. Stayed with them 11 years ago and happy I chose them again this time. Thank you!"

"I recently stayed at this minimalist-designed hotel with a strong focus on sustainability. The rooms were small but efficiently designed, making good use of space. The reception area doubled as a bar and breakfast buffet, which was a unique and convenient touch. The breakfast offered a good variety, aligning with the hotel's eco-friendly ethos. It’s about a 15-20 minute walk from the train station, which was manageable and added to the overall experience. Friendly service-focused staff."

"Room was spacious. It has nearby convenience store , so very accessible :) Great location 👍 Asked for a nice view which I read from the review and they upgraded the room to the high floor with the marriott membership they offer to get a room with a view and got no view and get 0 benefits from it🥹 Staffs are kind They also have a good ambiance lobby Sadly we didn’t hangout at there bar, which were lacked of time and spent it all outside 🫣😂 Also a min walk from the train station,underground and nearby restaurants and massage. Over all we enjoyed our stay from our leisure."

"It’s literally like living on the train station in terms of location convenience. Large room size especially for families or groups of 3. Welcome drink is nice lemon water and great lobby."

"Spacious room, about 10-15mins walk to Takashimaya Namba, and various stations (OCAT, multiplier train lines connecting). Tucked in a corner - quiet neighbourhood and away from Busy Dotonbori. Comfortable bed, has everything needed with 2 bottled water provided daily. Strong shower head water pressure. Tried the bfast buffet for one of the days and enjoyed it - wide spread with lots of local cuisine."

"The swimming pool is good, suitable for business trips, the high-altitude scenery is good, but the service is not very enthusiastic, the location is also OK, close to the city center, and there are not many parent-child projects"