Hotels With Pools in Osaka Prefecture, Japan

Completely exceeded my expectations! The lobby decor is grand yet cozy 🏡, and the bellhop was super enthusiastic about helping with luggage 🧳. The room's soundproofing was so good I couldn't hear any noise 🤫, and waking up to the morning sun was incredibly refreshing 🌞. Checkout was super fast, no long waits ⌛. Highly recommended!

Location: Pretty average. While you can see Osaka Castle, it's really far from the train station, and not a central one, so you always have to transfer. Taking a taxi anywhere costs 100+ yen each time. Facilities: Since it's relatively new, the facilities are fine, no issues there. But the rooms are really small, especially in the double rooms where there's basically no space on either side or in front of the bed. It usually sells for just over 1,000 yen on weekdays, but this time, because of a Japanese holiday, it was over 3,000 yen. Decor: To be honest, it feels quite cheap. The music you hear from the guest rooms at night is also a bit eerie... Service: The greeters were definitely hand-picked for their looks. They give you cookies at check-in, and thankfully, they confirmed my allergies. However, my request for a late check-out due to a flight delay was denied. I booked breakfast, but they wouldn't let me in after 10:00 (last entry). That was my fault for missing it, but they did let me take a cup of coffee. Honestly, unless you absolutely *have* to see Osaka Castle, there's no benefit to staying here.

Imperial Hotel Osaka is a stunning tribute to old-school Art Deco charm, seamlessly combined with timeless elegance. From the moment you step into its grand lobby, you are transported back to an era of classic luxury, where meticulous attention to detail and impeccable service reign supreme. The interiors are adorned with rich wood finishes, gleaming marble floors, and vintage light fixtures that capture the essence of 20th-century sophistication. Yet, the hotel manages to remain refreshingly modern, offering world-class amenities and contemporary comforts without sacrificing its nostalgic allure. The riverside location adds to its grandeur, providing breathtaking views that perfectly complement the opulent ambiance. Dining is an experience in itself, with exquisite culinary options that mirror the hotel’s commitment to excellence. Staff members are attentive, gracious, and ever-ready to enhance your stay with personalized service that harks back to a bygone era of hospitality. Imperial Hotel Osaka is more than just a place to stay—it’s a journey through time, enriched by elegance and tradition. Whether for a luxurious getaway or a sophisticated business trip, this iconic hotel remains a timeless masterpiece of comfort and style.

One of my best stays for my solo trip in Osaka! Spacious single room with great breakfast option. I love the Public Bath as well, feeling relaxed after the dip. There is also a Family Mart convenient store underneath the hotel, really love this hotel! 😍

I stayed at this hotel for the second time and was impressed by its consistent quality. The room was spotlessly clean, and Sexually transmitted infection: and well-equipped with modern facilities, ensuring a comfortable stay. The location is highly convenient, with easy access to nearby attractions and transport. The staff were courteous and attentive, providing excellent service throughout my visit. My only complaint is that the milk vending machine was frequently out of stock, which was a minor inconvenience. Overall, the hotel offers a pleasant and reliable experience, making it a great choice for travelers. I would definitely consider returning for future stays.

This truly lives up to its reputation as an established five-star hotel. It embodies all the qualities of a five-star establishment, with staff who are highly service-oriented and professional. The front desk staff are particularly professional and have good English skills. The rooms are spacious and well-equipped, and during my 6-night stay, the cleaning was impeccable every day. The location is excellent; the airport limousine bus goes directly here, and there's also a bus to Tennoji from right outside the hotel, running every 15 minutes for 120 yen. The subway is directly accessible from the hotel's basement, just two stops to Namba and five to Umeda. Right next door is Kintetsu Department Store, which connects to an annex featuring Muji and Uniqlo, among others. The basement supermarket offers very reasonable prices. Across the street, Hihi Town boasts a variety of authentic local restaurants. I would definitely stay here again.

Location of this hotel is superb. It is adjacent to Namba OCAT which has the JR subway line at the bottom. Take the airport limousine bus 11 and it brings you almost to this hotel. There is also a supermarket very nearby with lots of food choices around. This hotel has a hot bath setup and its own 7-11 at the 4th floor.

The environment is quiet and slightly remote. If you like a quiet natural environment, you can come.

The hotel view is absolutely fantastic, offering a great cityscape of Osaka. From the better room types, you get a direct view of a large area of Umeda, including the train station. The decor is European style, though it feels a bit 'knock-off' – like a fake European imitation. The details don't hold up under close inspection, and the cleanliness is noticeably not as good as in Tokyo. They're very generous with amenities, providing a lot. Breakfast is à la carte, suitable for those who enjoy Western breakfast; I found it pretty good, and the bread was quite tasty. There was a musty smell in the room, so overall, it didn't feel very high-end. The bedding was also quite ordinary. Its strengths are definitely the view and the value for money.

The room was incredibly spacious, making our family of three very comfortable. We could easily open and organize two suitcases larger than 32 inches. A separate door between the main room and the luggage area further enhanced the sense of space. Although the hotel is a little off the main tourist path, a free shuttle bus to Osaka Station makes it very convenient. They also provide a free shuttle to Universal Studios Japan. Moreover, Awaza Station (Chuo Line), which is close to the hotel, is only about 5-6 stops from either USJ or the Expo site, which is incredibly convenient. The surrounding area is beautiful, featuring a river and an exhibition center nearby. There's also a Life supermarket, popular with locals, just a five-minute walk away. For breakfast, you can choose between Japanese or Western style, or opt for room service. The Japanese breakfast was particularly delicious; we had it almost every day. We would definitely stay at this hotel again!