Onsen spa at Onyado Nono Hotel Namba Osaka

#spamagic During my staycation at Onyado Nono Hotel Namba Osaka, I visited the Onsen natural hot springs spa at the hotel. The Onsen spa was clean and cosy. I like how there were indoor and outdoor pools for both genders and they even had complimentary ice creams for after the Onsen spa experience. It was really enjoyable. I will be back 🙌🏻

Cosy staycay at Onyado Nono Hotel Namba Osaka

#staycation Went for a night’s staycation at Onyado Nono Hotel Namba in Osaka, and it was awesome. A stone’s throw from Namba station, the hotel is relatively new and is quite traditional. Shoes have to be taken off at the entrance of the hotel and the rooms are designed in traditional tatami setting. I really enjoyed the staycation and cannot wait to go back again! Early reservations are recommended as the hotel is very popular. My rating: 4 ⭐️ out of 5!

Ryokan in the City

Address: Natural Hot Spring Hanakaze-no-yu Onyado Nono Namba, 1 Chome-4-18 Nipponbashi, Chuo Ward, Osaka, 542-0073, Japan Price: 💰💰💰 Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Embarking on my Japanese adventure, I sought out a lodging experience that echoed the essence of traditional ryokans. Nono Hotel, highly touted by local friends, effortlessly captured the spirit of tranquility and authenticity. Traveling by train: Alight at Kintetsu-Nippombashi station. It's a 2 minutes walk to the hotel (Exit 6), Take an escalator up to Lift C to avoid carrying your luggage up or down the stairs. Upon check-in, the ryokan ambiance envelops guests, with tatami-clad floors inviting a serene journey. Attentive staff meticulously tend to luggage wheels, while shoe deposit lockers ensure a seamless transition to the footwear-free zone beyond. Venturing barefoot through the hotel, clad in provided lounge wear and socks, epitomizes relaxation. While rooms exude cleanliness, minor dustiness and bath floor stains slightly mar the pristine aesthetic. TV amenities lack modern streaming options but offer adult films accessible via reception. The onsen experience, though compact, unveils a gem in the outdoor bath. Stone-lined pools, adorned with twinkling fairy lights, evoke celestial serenity. Complimentary skincare essentials and body towels accentuate the indulgent ritual. They have limited hair dryers, so you might want to time your exit or use the one in your room. After your steamy bath, or suana session, you can grab a free prebiotic drinks between 5-10am, or free ice cream between 3pm-1am. It's located right outside of the public bath. And for those who are shy to bare fully in the public bath, you can enjoy showering in your room. All the amenities is also available there (except the free prebiotics and ice cream). Breakfast is not provided in the room package, but they do serve hot coffee on level 1 everyday between 6-11am. If you would like to cook your instant noodles, hot water is also on level 1, you can enjoy your food in the restuarant, at the lobby or in your room. My stay at Osaka could not get better when I found out they serve free-flow yonakisoba every night for supper between 9:30-11pm. The ramen slaps and it comes with a drink buffet too! Nono Hotel transcends mere accommodation, offering a holistic sanctuary for the weary traveler. With outlets all over Japan, I highly recommend staying here for a couple nights to really pamper yourself. #freehotelstay

Oyado Nono is a Japanese-style hot spring hotel in Osaka City. The hotels in downtown Japan are generally small, but the room in this family is quite large, so the popularity is relatively high, it can be said that the price is very high. When booking a hotel, you can choose a package that includes breakfast, and the hotel offers a traditional Japanese breakfast, which is great as an experience. Moreover, this hotel offers free noodles every night from 9:00 to 11:00, and my feelings for this store have increased. As a hot spring hotel, hot springs are essential. It is really enjoyable to be able to make a hot spring in the city. The hotel can check in at 3 pm and check out at 12 noon. This time is the check-in time for most hotels in Japan. You can refer to the hotel check-in time to purchase flights. If the flight is late on the day and you need to check in at night, try to communicate with the hotel as early as possible. The interior of the hotel needs to take off all shoes, including the corridor, lobby, restaurant, elevator, and the room. This is also the rule of a traditional Japanese hotel. There are cabinets for storing shoes at the door, as well as plastic bags, which can be placed on the shoes and stored in the check-in room.