Osaka Hotels with Jacuzzi

"Good value for money hotel. APA hotels are always reliable because you know what you are getting. The public bath after a long winter's day was everything. I put some tips below for first timers. Pros: Public bath, the best part about this hotel. I have been to an actual onsen in a way more secluded place but it was almost better having a lot of people in the bath because everyone just minds their business - I recommend it even if you are shy. TV, has streaming services and it logs you out automatically when you check out, contains useful information such as public bath crowd levels, how to use the baths, safety information, weather etc. Large mirror by desk area with lights for makeup or work and full length mirrror too. Shoe horn was so handy. Good ammenities. 7 eleven on 4F by the baths, with smoothie machine. Near Namba station, Dontonbori and a lot of stores - perfect location for day trips and last minute shopping before a flight. Cons: Area can feel a bit intimidating to walk alone at night alone, I got approached by a man on the way back from Dontonbori (around 9pm, so wasn't even too late), he had difficultly taking no for an answer so I was constantly watching my back after that - just be cautious as always, ladies. Take into account waiting time at traffic lights, it can be very long if you are in a hurry with suitcases. Impersonal experience, you do most things yourself like check in/out (understandable because of the size) but it would have been nice to be greeted when leaving and coming. Tips: Get the airport limousine, drops you right by the hotel. Baths are more crowded late at night. Watch the videos on the TV for public bath rules and how to put on the yukata. Undress (wear underwear if you feel uncomfortable) and wear the yukata (tie it properly so it doesn't come undone) wiith the black outer jacket and black slippers. Tie your hair up (I used a claw clip) so it does not fall on your shoulders. Use the big plastic bag they give to carry your things in when you go to the bath. I just packed both a big and small towels provided, a hairbrush, fresh undies and my key card - toiletries are provided. Some girls did bring a change of clothes. You can unlock the bath entrance with your keycard. There are lockers with a wristband key to store your stuff after you undress and a water fountain. Only bring your locker key and the small towel into the shower room. If you are shy, you can use the small towel to cover your parts as you walk. Have a quick, hot shower before you enter the bath pools. Don't submerge the small towel, place on or tie around your head. After you bathe, you can properly wash yourself then dry yourself using the small towel before going to your locker. There is also a getting ready station after you change to dry hair and put on lotion."

"Stay for 2 nights here and quite satisfied with their service and room conditions. We were arrive by 11:30 AM and the staff allowed us to check-in the room though it supposed to be 2 PM. The location is just 2 minutes walk to shin-osaka station which very convenient. There is also familymart nearby! definitely will stay here again when I comeback to osaka. Thank you!"

"I traveled to Osaka with my friends and the accommodation was so satisfying. First of all, if you buy Dotonbori or Namba at this price, you will be disappointed in terms of accommodation size and facilities. The air conditioner worked well, the bathroom was completely separate from the shower room, and the water pressure was really strong, so I was more satisfied. The location of the hostel was enough to walk to Dotonbori and the subway station was right next door. The surroundings were quiet and there were convenience stores within a block, so there was no inconvenience. However, it was a pity that I had to store my luggage in the subway station coin locker because I couldn't leave my luggage separately at 3 o'clock. Coin lockers can only use 100 yen and do not exchange coins at convenience stores, so if you want to store your luggage before entering the room, you have to prepare enough coins for 100 yen in advance and store them in the subway station coin locker. Do it. There were not many stairs in the hostel, so it was on the third floor, but there was no big inconvenience to carry luggage. It was a hostel I wanted to choose again even if I went to Osaka again."

"Conveniently located in right next to the exit of sakuragawa station (which is also about a 17minute walk from namba station). The room is also very spacious compared to most hotel rooms/airbnbs in Japan! For the two of us it was very comfortable. There is a laundry machine which is very convenient as well but since there was no dryer, you have to hang your clothes outside. I wish there were clips/hangers to hang your clothes outside because our clothes fell to the floor due to the wind."

"Japanese accommodation is as narrow as Korea everywhere as usual I'm not used to Koreans called love hotels in Japan. It's just a hotel with a little room Room service, breakfast service, check-in before check-in, check-in before going to the airport But I'm frustrated by not speaking English. "

"Location was the best! It’s about 10 mins walking distance from the station and it has many convenient stores, food, supermarkets around the area! Managed to catch the cherry blossoms at the park located near the apartment. Place looks exactly like the photos posted, a small cozy stay. Had some cockroaches situation going on but everything else was good."