East Osaka hotel guide. Swissotel hotel in East Osaka, Osaka

"Liked the onsen"

"Clean rooms good location convenient and close to the metro stations. Very good value would recommend."

"The feather pillows were really nice and I enjoyed the shower"

"Awesome room and awesome view. Perfectly placed in Umeda nearing incredible restaurants encapsulating what Osaka truly has to offer. Could not have asked for a better stay!"

"Hotel was good , only issue i had is i left a pair of black pants in my room called to see if i can get them & they told me my pants werent there , when there isnt anywhere else they could be unless someone is stealing in the hotel , im also a hotel staff worker so this was a major concern for me that guest can potentially lose things in there room & be told its not there"

"The room had enough space to open two big luggage. When you go to the onsen, the staff came often to make sure that it’s clean. Nice staff and there was convenience store in 1 min!"

"Everything was great. Location is right in the middle of the shopping/eating district. Super convenient. Rooms are big by Japanese standard. Ie. You have room to actually open your suitcase. Breakfast has a lot of variety, fresh, and yummy. Laundry is free and plentiful. Many hotel that has laundry usually only comes with 2 or 3 washers and mostly occupied. This hotel has about 12! So laundry not a problem. Even bettee, they have free coffee available in the laundry room if you need to wait. Also they have a vacuum pack machine to help squeeze your clothing to create extra space in your suitcase, something very important when you come to Japan. To top ot off, they have an executive lounge with free snacks and drinks (including alcohol) for all hotel guests. This is something usually reserved for top tier hotel guests. So after a busy day of sightseeing and shopping, its always a nice welcome to have a little cup of drink and rest. If I have to really think of any negative thing, is that this hotel doesnt have direct street access, so if you are taking a taxi or private transport, you will need to walk to the streets (only about 50m anyway). Also this hotel has a bit of history, although its recently beinh renovated, it may not be as modern as some of the newly built one. But personally I like these kind of classic hotels."

"Location convenience to train stations and shopping areas"

"This is not a 5-star hotel, 3-star at best! Let me break it down for you: Breakfast: no salt or pepper on tables, no napkins Rooms: small, no coffee maker, no soap ( just foam) or hand lotion, low quality shampoo and conditioner Location: not close to the big shopping centers in the north nor the Dotonbori area! Food: took 30 minutes for a sandwich and fries! And lastly, this is the first hotel I’ve ever been to that charged me for a late check out! Would definitely avoid this hotel! "