ART HOTEL Osaka Bay Tower — Restaurant in Osaka

I spent one week in a Superior Queen room in September/October. It was a decent size room. Not a lot of free space, had to keep stuff in my suitcases. I was out most of the time anyways. Housekeeping could be a little inconsistent probably depending on which does your room, one threw out a bag I was using to put my spare shoes in that I left next to my shoes. Overall it's good hotel and good price. I would say three stars out of five. I wouldn't mind staying at it again.||I'm giving an extra star because of the service. I was checked in by Nanami M. who was very personable and helpful. She also was the last person I interacted with, after I checked out and explored more I went to retrieve my luggage and she was at the desk so I asked her if there's a taxi stand nearby. I was transferring to another hotel in Osaka closer to a venue I was going to the next day. She told me where the taxis are located, said she'd go check to see if there was one I could use, and call me one if there wasn't. She also helped me take my suitcases to it and made sure they had the right address. ||There's a laundry room on B1, it's marked on the elevator, you swipe your keycard to enter. Standard machine I found at a different hotel in Tokyo. Their machines only takes ¥100 coins. ¥600 for the 2 hour wash and dry cycle so a little more than the other hotel in Tokyo. Machines didn't look to be cleaned regularly.||It might be confusing for you arriving there at first. It's connected to a shopping mall area with onsen. If you follow the signs, depending on which direction you come from, you might see the Burger King and Vie de France. The entrance is across from the FamilyMart, it looks like it's part of the mall because there's like a cafe and bakery inside, you can take the escalator downstairs to the lobby or go left to the elevators. ||It's close to Bentencho station. It's very convenient if you need to use the Chuo Line. If you need to use the JR lines, like Osaka Loop Line, it's a bit more of a walk as you'll have to go downstairs of the 2B exit out onto the street and go through the underpass to go across the street to JR Bentencho station.||They have luggage storage with locking cables you can put through your suitcase handles. Very...

I spent one week in a Superior Queen room in September/October. It was a decent size room. Not a lot of free space, had to keep stuff in my suitcases. I was out most of the time anyways. Housekeeping could be a little inconsistent probably depending on which does your room, one threw out a bag I was using to put my spare shoes in that I left next to my shoes. Overall it's good hotel and good price. I would say three stars out of five. I wouldn't mind staying at it again.||I'm giving an extra star because of the service. I was checked in by Nanami M. who was very personable and helpful. She also was the last person I interacted with, after I checked out and explored more I went to retrieve my luggage and she was at the desk so I asked her if there's a taxi stand nearby. I was transferring to another hotel in Osaka closer to a venue I was going to the next day. She told me where the taxis are located, said she'd go check to see if there was one I could use, and call me one if there wasn't. She also helped me take my suitcases to it and made sure they had the right address. ||There's a laundry room on B1, it's marked on the elevator, you swipe your keycard to enter. Standard machine I found at a different hotel in Tokyo. Their machines only takes ¥100 coins. ¥600 for the 2 hour wash and dry cycle so a little more than the other hotel in Tokyo. Machines didn't look to be cleaned regularly.||It might be confusing for you arriving there at first. It's connected to a shopping mall area with onsen. If you follow the signs, depending on which direction you come from, you might see the Burger King and Vie de France. The entrance is across from the FamilyMart, it looks like it's part of the mall because there's like a cafe and bakery inside, you can take the escalator downstairs to the lobby or go left to the elevators. ||It's close to Bentencho station. It's very convenient if you need to use the Chuo Line. If you need to use the JR lines, like Osaka Loop Line, it's a bit more of a walk as you'll have to go downstairs of the 2B exit out onto the street and go through the underpass to go across the street to JR Bentencho station.||They have luggage storage with locking cables you can put through your suitcase handles. Very...

I spent one week in a Superior Queen room in September/October. It was a decent size room. Not a lot of free space, had to keep stuff in my suitcases. I was out most of the time anyways. Housekeeping could be a little inconsistent probably depending on which does your room, one threw out a bag I was using to put my spare shoes in that I left next to my shoes. Overall it's good hotel and good price. I would say three stars out of five. I wouldn't mind staying at it again.

I'm giving an extra star because of the service. I was checked in by Nanami M. who was very personable and helpful. She also was the last person I interacted with, after I checked out and explored more I went to retrieve my luggage and she was at the desk so I asked her if there's a taxi stand nearby. I was transferring to another hotel in Osaka closer to a venue I was going to the next day. She told me where the taxis are located, said she'd go check to see if there was one I could use, and call me one if there wasn't. She also helped me take my suitcases to it and made sure they had the right address.

There's a laundry room on B1, it's marked on the elevator, you swipe your keycard to enter. Standard machine I found at a different hotel in Tokyo. Their machines only takes ¥100 coins. ¥600 for the 2 hour wash and dry cycle so a little more than the other hotel in Tokyo. Machines didn't look to be cleaned regularly.

It might be confusing for you arriving there at first. It's connected to a shopping mall area with onsen. If you follow the signs, depending on which direction you come from, you might see the Burger King and Vie de France. The entrance is across from the FamilyMart, it looks like it's part of the mall because there's like a cafe and bakery inside, you can take the escalator downstairs to the lobby or go left to the elevators.

It's close to Bentencho station. It's very convenient if you need to use the Chuo Line. If you need to use the JR lines, like Osaka Loop Line, it's a bit more of a walk as you'll have to go downstairs of the 2B exit out onto the street and go through the underpass to go across the street to JR Bentencho station.

They have luggage storage with locking cables you can put through your suitcase handles. Very...