Odysis Suites Osaka Airport Hotel in Izumisano is directly connected to a rail/subway station. It’s a 5-minute walk from Rinku Pleasure Town Seacle and Rinku Park, 0.9 km from Rinku Premium Outlets, and 23.6 km from Setonaikai National Park.
The hotel offers free Wi-Fi and vending machines. Buffet breakfast is served daily from 6:30 AM to 10:00 AM (additional fee). A complimentary shuttle to the airport is available upon request.
The 258 air-conditioned guestrooms feature free Wi-Fi, satellite TV, and private bathrooms with deep soaking tubs and complimentary toiletries. Rooms also include safes, desks, and daily housekeeping.
The guest room images are for illustrative purposes only. While the layout and interior colors may vary slightly, the room size remains the same, so please rest assured. Please note that some rooms may include structural braces for seismic reinforcement.
"I chose this hotel near the airport the night before my flight because I had an early morning departure. I arrived for check-in around 4 PM, and as soon as I got there, I regretted not coming earlier. I should have arrived first thing in the morning to enjoy the sea view and go shopping. The sea view from downstairs is absolutely stunning, and watching the sunset on the beach in the evening was incredibly relaxing. There are many outlet brands here, enough to spend a whole day browsing, though they do close at 8 PM, so plan your time accordingly. The shopping village near the hotel also has several restaurants with decent value for money, so dining is always an option.
The hotel is conveniently located right outside Exit 1 of the Rinku Town subway station. You don't even need to exit the station to get to the tower for check-in. There's a Lawson convenience store downstairs where you can grab snacks and drinks. When checking in, I pre-booked the shuttle for the next day and got my boarding pass. The next morning, I just went to the lobby of the adjacent hotel to catch the shuttle, and it was a super convenient 10-minute ride to Kansai Airport.
The room was very spacious, one of the biggest I've stayed in in Japan so far. There's a living room right as you enter, a bathroom with a bathtub in the middle, and then the bedroom further inside. There was plenty of space to lay out two large suitcases. The window offers a bay view. Next time, I'd definitely consider staying for two consecutive nights to enjoy the food and shopping without any rush."