Hotel Seagull Tempozan Osaka

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Everything in the room was amazing except for the dirty carpet. It wasn’t very nice and if it weren’t for that I’d have given cleanliness a five-star rating. Please replace the carpets in the hotel rooms on the 14th floor. The staff were great and check-in was super quick. The area is really quiet and very convenient for Universal.

A Little on the Dirtier side . View was great although much time was spent here . Definitely needs carpet cleaning services. Beds are stiff. Plus side is they give you toiletries. And fresh towels . Convinience store and trains about 5 min walk.

No wifi, despite advertising wifi. Staff speaking rude when it was assumed we didn’t speak the language.

This hotel located right next to the Kaiyukan aquarium. And you can catch the boat to Universal Studios Japan. Great location

Though the room itself had some older features, it was comfortable and clean. The staff were very helpful, they allowed us to store luggage and we were close to the main Tempozan area- Aquarium, The Wheel, Lego Land, Tempozan market place and access to the airport limousine bus.

Perfect location! We love the view. Staff are friendly. I’d give a 5-star rating if the manager would put quality first. The hotel is great but it seems efforts were put in cost savings not customer experience. Such a shame.

Location is great, cost is good and quality is alright. The hotel is like built in 30 years ago but never renovated. Extremely limited capacity to charge your electronics due to poor structure. Very outdated beds and no digital thermostat to control temperature.

I would NOT recommend Hotel Seagull. It looks like it should have been nice when it originally opened. But not anymore. Everything seemed outdated (down to the minney mouse themed wall paper), the wifi did not work (neither wifi given was reliable), the beds were extremely uncomfortable (like sleeping on a toddler's cot), the staff was nice but the management was NOT, the convenient store was more like a beer stand (all they had was alcohol and a few nic-nacks, the food was terrible (it was basically the same thing everyday) and this was the one and only time I've ever been asked to return the key to them each time I left the building. It was not a pleasant experience.

Very rundown property. It was ok and the price was good, so I really should not complain, you get what you pay, kind of deal. Staff was nice and helpful. The location is excellent!

This hotel feels outdated and forgotten. Although fairly clean as you'd expect from a Japanese hotel, maintenance was poor. We found a hole on the wall, and a broken power socket. Amenities were only average. No USB on the power sockets, and no TV apps like Netflix or Youtube. They still use actual metal keys for the rooms so you can tell how dated everything is. The only thing good about the rooms that we stayed in was the seaview. Surrounding area was like a ghost town and the streets were dark and quiet at night. The convenience store downstairs was selling no more than 100 product types I think - If you only show me a picture of it I would've guessed this is in Ethiopia. This doesn't seem like a very popular hotel as the only other occupants we met were a Japanese dad and his daughter in the elevator - that was it! We never met any other customers at the reception or lobby. We had breakfast in the hotel restaurant and it was EMPTY! We had the entire restaurant to ourselves! Very weird and a little scary really... This hotel desperately needs renovation and improvements. Until that happens, we're not staying here again any time soon.