Hotels near Osaka Tenmangu Shrine

This was the last hotel of our honeymoon. I made a mistake when I first booked and caused some inconvenience, but I am so grateful that you accommodated all of my change requests, and we were able to spend our last night comfortably. Thank you again from the bottom of my heart. My husband also said that it was the best and most comfortable place he stayed during our 5-night, 6-day trip. I think I saw some reviews saying that it was a bit of a walk from the station, so the accessibility was a bit ambiguous, but it wasn't difficult at all. There are quite a few places to eat around, and the accessibility to HEP FIVE, Hankyu Department Store, and the underground shopping mall is good, and it was just the right distance to walk around, so I liked it. I also liked the large public bath facilities, and there were about two staff members who spoke Korean, which was also very convenient and nice. It was the last night of our honeymoon, and we chose it after much deliberation, and it was an excellent choice.

Transportation accessibility: Good Service: Good Cleanliness: Very good Accommodation location: Really, very good

The hotel is conveniently located right next to Nansenchō Station exit, with easy access to various train lines. It's close to the Tenjinbashi shopping street, across from an AEON, and near Umeda and Shinsaibashi. The breakfast is good, offering a mix of Western, Chinese, and Japanese options, with a nice atmosphere and excellent service.

We enjoyed this hotel a lot. Ideal location. a quiet, a very well appointed hotel that was a welcome break from the many wonderful busy and interesting sightseeing opportunities in Osaka. Very satisfying breakfast and quality public bath.

The restaurant on the hotel's first floor is very comfortable, and the reception staff is very polite. The hotel room is very clean, and it was also my first time in Japan experiencing an exquisite bathroom.

The accommodation was great, but as other blogs or friends mentioned, I don't think you absolutely *have* to eat the breakfast!!! It was just okay, nothing special. I signed up for breakfast for all 3 nights of my stay, but the variety wasn't great (in my opinion). If you have a morning itinerary, I think you can skip the breakfast. Other than that, the cleanliness and the services like the large communal bath were great! But one thing that was a bit disappointing was... I asked for water because I was thirsty, and when I asked for one more bottle, the reaction from the female staff member at the front desk was...^^,, It felt like she was questioning why two people needed another bottle. I overheard the staff talking amongst themselves in Japanese, and it made me feel a little uncomfortable.

It's quite close to the subway station, and the staff is exceptionally nice. They have various toiletries available for you to take (lotion, cleansing oil, etc.), and they also provide pajamas. The room has a bathtub for soaking, and there are USB charging ports. There's a coin-operated washing machine on the second floor, which is quite convenient. I just feel like Japanese hotels are generally small, and the mirrors and beds are a bit low, or maybe it's just because I'm relatively tall at 168cm.

The hotel has new and well-maintained facilities. The rooms are spotless, with innovative designs, and fully equipped with essential amenities. The service staff is friendly and willing to offer assistance.