OSAKA BAY TOWER — Attraction in Osaka

I stayed at the art hotel by mystays and it was cheap, comfortable, and gorgeous. Great city view and private morning access to solaniwa onsen. It was useful to have the morning time to figure out the rules and procedure for the onsen as my American brain didn't know what to do.

There's a cool green fake grass hill that my 20 month old daughter liked playing on that saved us on days where she was really active. The supermarket was the biggest I've seen in Japan personally, but I still couldn't find nessassities like diapers or berries (my daughter is used to certain fruits from America haha) but I did find every variety of redbull and monster.

The bookstore in unexpectedly a highlight. I nearly broke the self checkout by accidentally putting a novelty smashed coin from Disneyland in the coin slot. Anyway, they had anpanman merch and board books which we couldn't find even at the anpanman museum in Nagoya. Also, there was a small English book section, the only books in English I've seen in all of my Japan trip.

We basically just stayed here and went to usj and the Osaka aquarium and it was the highlight of our Japan trip. Huge.

It is a little annoying getting around the streets on ground level since there's construction, but you can pass through the jr station that's connected to the tower (it has stroller friendly ramps and it's covered so you don't drown in the...

A Serene Oasis in the Heart of Osaka

Solaniwa Onsen at Osaka Bay Tower offers a delightful blend of traditional Japanese ambiance and modern amenities. The facility boasts nine distinct hot spring baths, each with unique skin-rejuvenating properties, sourced from natural underground springs. The rooftop garden provides a tranquil setting for foot baths amidst seasonal flora. For those seeking privacy, there are ten fully private outdoor baths, each featuring its own mini-garden, perfect for families or small groups. The onsen also accommodates guests with tattoos, provided they are covered with stickers available at the reception desk.

Beyond the baths, Solaniwa offers a range of amenities, including a mist sauna, bedrock sauna, and a relaxation salon offering traditional Japanese body care services. The facility also features various dining options, from sweet desserts at Tenga-Chaya to a wide variety of Japanese cuisine at Kuidaore-Yokocho. Entertainment options abound with festival-style game stalls and an arcade section, ensuring a fun experience for all ages.

Staff are friendly, and English signage is available throughout, making it accessible for international visitors. While not overly touristy, it's advisable to visit during off-peak hours to fully enjoy the...

We stayed in The ART HOTEL OSAKA BAY TOWER, nestled within the impressive Osaka Bay Tower, offers guests a unique experience combining modern accommodations with the convenience of on-site amenities. The tower's shopping complex is a bustling hub of activity, providing visitors with a diverse range of retail options. Additionally, the on-site Onsen offers a traditional Japanese bathing experience, allowing guests to unwind and relax while enjoying panoramic views of the city. This integration of luxury, culture, and commerce makes the Osaka Bay Tower a notable destination for travelers seeking both comfort and adventure in Japan's...