Hotels in Osaka with sea view​

"Great location! It's just a five-minute walk from the train station. The self check-in was super convenient and quick, and the staff were all very friendly and helpful. English communication was no problem at all. Walking to the outlet mall takes about 20 minutes, which is a bit far. There's a large supermarket downstairs which is handy, but just a heads-up, cigarettes there are more expensive than at the airport."

"The hotel doesn't provide complimentary drinking water, and there's no in-room water dispenser system. So, every time I wanted water or to make instant noodles, I had to go downstairs to buy it. After a long day, or first thing in the morning, having to get ready and go out just for water is really inconvenient. The TV is old and only shows hotel information. The toilet and shower are separate but extremely small. I didn't get a room upgrade, so my view was of the normal street downstairs, not Universal Studios. They also charged an extra 1200 JPY for two nights as a city tax."

"I love the entire resort/hotel has to offer. It is very near Rinku Jr Station but in an isloated corner. The rooms have great ocean views. Breakfast was good quality but quite limited varieties. Free nice onsen but paid gym. Slightly later check out time compared to some other accommodations. If robotic dinosaurs at the reception could change to pokemon or something, would provide a better experience and attract more crowd."

"Facilities: Well-equipped and neatly arranged. Cleanliness: Spotless and tidy. Environment: The surrounding area is very quiet, with few people walking around and very little traffic. You can see Osaka Port and the Ferris wheel, so the view is nice. Service: The staff attitude is great, and there are even Mandarin-speaking staff members. However, some staff from South and Southeast Asia were a bit difficult to communicate with."

"This was my first time visiting Japan, and Universal Studios Japan was a must-see. I made sure to pick a hotel close to Universal, which made queuing in the morning easy and meant I could crash anytime after a long day of fun. I was really happy with my choice, Hotel Keihan. The triple room wasn't huge, but I later realized once I got to my Tokyo hotel that it was actually quite spacious! Right outside the hotel is the biggest Lawson convenience store on Universal Citywalk, and the JR line is right next door, which made getting to Shinsaibashi super convenient for us later on. The service was excellent; every staff member was incredibly warm and polite."

"This buffet restaurant is fantastic! The variety of dishes is impressive, with Western and Japanese options galore, all fresh and deliciously presented. The staff are friendly and attentive, the environment is clean and cozy, and tableware is promptly replaced. The dessert and fruit section is a delightful highlight, with top-notch flavors! Great value for money, perfect for family gatherings or friends’ meetups. Can’t wait to come back!"

"I booked two rooms, each for 13 days and 12 nights, totaling 26 days and 24 nights. So, I feel I have a solid basis for this review. First, let's talk about the good things about the hotel. ① The view is fantastic. You can see the Kansai Airport connecting bridge, Kansai Airport itself, and Marble Beach. In terms of views, it's undoubtedly the best hotel in Izumisano City. So, I give the environment five stars. ② The breakfast is excellent. Especially the honey – it's not bottled honey, but rather honey naturally dripping from a honeycomb, collected into a small dish next to it. This detail alone surpasses most breakfast spots. ③ The hotel has a laundry room with dryers. Washing and drying clothes are very affordable. Compared to overall travel expenses, it's practically free, which is great, absolutely wonderful! I give the facilities five stars. ④ There's a convenience store inside the hotel. There were a few times I returned from Shirahama, Kyoto, or Kobe late at night, and having a convenience store for a late-night snack was incredibly convenient. They had everything: beer, ice cream, bento boxes, sandwiches. When I stayed in Kyoto before, there was no convenience store near the hotel, so if I was hungry at night, I just had to go without food, unable to find anything to eat past midnight. Now, for the hotel's shortcomings. ① The hotel doesn't change duvet covers. And when they clean the room, they often throw the duvet onto the tables and chairs, which then causes it to fall onto the carpet. The carpet is quite dirty, so the duvet gets dirty too. Ultimately, guests sleep under it. I know many Japanese hotels don't change duvet covers and use sanitary sheets instead. However, the Kyoto Tokyu, at a similar price point, replaces their pristine white duvet covers. So, on this point, this hotel falls short. During my dozen or so nights, I slept very uncomfortably, almost to the point of wanting to buy a duvet cover from a supermarket. I can only give hygiene three stars. ② My toothbrush disappeared. It was the latest Philips toothbrush, valued at JPY 48,000, which is about CNY 2,000 (USD 300). If it were my phone, wallet, or Suica card, it's possible I could have lost it on the train or at the airport, as I might have taken them out to use. But who uses a toothbrush on the go? A toothbrush is definitely by the sink faucet; where else could it go? Yet, the hotel responded that they hadn't seen it. So, I can only give service two stars."

"I booked this hotel because I had an early flight the next day. The service was excellent, and the complimentary airport shuttle was super convenient. The hotel's location is also great; you can take the airport line train directly from downtown Osaka, get off at Rinku Town Station, and it's a very short walk from Exit 3. My room was on the 24th floor, offering a fantastic view with the bay spread out before me. The room itself was spacious, clean, and tidy. There's also an outlet mall, Don Quijote, and restaurants nearby."

"This hotel is super convenient for visiting both Universal Studios Japan (USJ) and the Osaka Aquarium Kaiyukan! There's a supermarket downstairs and plenty of dining options nearby. The breakfast was delicious, especially the udon noodles and ice cream. The night before heading to USJ, you can walk just a couple of minutes to the street in front of the entrance to buy merchandise, so you can dress up nicely and get into the full USJ spirit on the day of your visit!"