Felt like a Japanese resort. We were honestly the only Western family staying there! Don't let that stop you from staying here if you are only an english speaker. Staff are english conversant enough. Super modern and clean. Staff were all super friendly. The front grounds are expansive and in the evenings they set up family outdoor entertaintment, handing out lanterns, setting up food stands for takiyoki balls and cold drinks. We had a 32 sqm corner room and it was well very laid out. The bathroom was super nice and modern. The vanity sink is set up on the outside of the bath, which seems a bit strange, but allows guests to use if others are showering/bathing. I love the shower/bath concept. Like taking an mini onsen every evening- shower, then soak in the tub. We wore our Yakuta at breakfast. Felt like we were 'really' taking it easy, lol. 1/2 a block to the train station's north exit/entrance. If arriving by train, take exit north, east exit. If you take the south / west exit, you'll end up walking a full block. There is a Lawsons and Don Quijote store a block away. There are also sidewalk ramen / food stands set up also very close. Would stay here again without hesitation. Of the 6 places we stayed at, in Japan probably our favorite in terms of catering to families.

The breakfast buffet felt a bit limited, catering really to the Japanese palate. Have to make reservations for dinner (which we didn't bother to do). Some guests complained of mosquitoes outside at night (it really has a minipark on its grounds).

We absolutely loved our stay at OMO7!! (Family of 5). The Hotel is on incredible grounds, featuring a beautiful outdoor space with so much grass where the kids can run around and let loose. Beautiful outdoor areas to sit! Every night they provide free beer and snacks outdoors and lanterns for the kids. There is also an onsen which was so incredible to experience with my two daughters. It was just so great we went numerous times. The architecture of the building inside is so beautiful. The rooms were really cleverly laid out and quite roomy. Everything was very clean. We loved the location it was one to two train stops away from all sites and walking distances to others. highly recommend this hotel 👍🏽👍🏽

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Great exciting hotel in a great part of Osaka. Awesome entertainment and facilities… the lounge ware is great. Plenty of seating for guests.

Not able to get breakfast vouchers as everyday was fully booked. Which means the hotel failed to supply a breakfast venue for all guests. Not enough lifts installed for the size of the hotel. Spent too much time lining up and waiting to go up or down..

It was a huge room with a view of Shin-Imamiya area. The property had a nice grassed garden where the kids could play around and the hotel even organised evening "festivals" where they served free takoyaki and drinks (we were there on Golden week). There was a free locker room with plenty of space where we could store our luggage on the day of arrival (pre-check-in) and day of departure (post checkout) so that we could enjoy these two days in the Osaka area. The station was convenient to go to various places in Osaka area (Namba, Osaka castle, Sakai).

Because of the limited space for breakfast, there was an online queuing system to wait for breakfast and after 8, the wait was around 1 hour. This made it difficult to plan the start of our day. There was only one entrance in and out of the hotel area and to get there from the train station was not obvious/convenient (need to go out from the East exit). It was also not located in the nicest part of town.

The hotel private park

Lots of running and screaming children

the facility was so unique to experience! if i go back to Osaka, i would stay here again. we traveled as a family and we got a fantastic 4 bed room group room. we got our robes from reception and went to the onsen that you go through the garden. they even host takoyaki and record playing nights in the huge garden from time to time!! very clean and fun, perfect for families!

the area where the resort is situated is not very interesting however the hotel is literally next to the station.

Location is very convenient, there are subway, JR stations and Nankai Electric Railway nearyby. Not to worry about shopping and eating., there are convenient stores, 24-hour Don Quijote (Donki), Daiso nearby, and it also close to Shinsekai and Tsutenkaku Tower. The location is also very close to Namba if you like shopping. The hotel is also comfortable, we are amazed by the room size, we don't expect we can stay in such a big room in urban area. They also offer rooms which are pet friendly. The outdoor space is also beautiful and attractive. They have free takoyaki, juice and craft beer every night (of course, only serve for guest), recommend every to try and enjoy night time with you family and friends. And we also like the public bath, which let us relax after walking entire day. It charges person/1,000 yen per night, but you can enjoy unlimited times until the next day 10am, remember to bring your credit card for the ticket, cash are not available.

Not sure whether related to the staff laundry next to our room or not, the corridor area outside our rooms on 9/F smells horrible, but it did not affect the room inside.

Great, family friendly hotel within a 5 mins walk to the JR train station and metro to explore Osaka. The Zoo, Tennoji Park and Keitakuen Garden are also nearby (5-10 mins walk) and the best coffee in Japan was about a 15 mins walk to Brooklyn Roasting Company. You can walk to Namba (about 30 mins) and it was a quiet, pleasant walk. The hotel is in a quiet area but not too far from the action of the Shinseikai area if that is what you prefer. The facilities were great and I had a couple of work meetings and was able to book a meeting room of only 500 Yen per hour.

Just a minor thing like no shower caps in the amenities which is pretty standard in Japan. The cafe was often sold out of some the meals if you wanted to eat in after a long day.

Convenient location, right next to Osaka Loop line station and Nankai station to and from Kansai airport. There is a mega Donki right next to it with lots of eateries around in the vicinity. Property is nicely decorated and the onsen is amazing!

Onsen closes at 12midnight which is too early compared to other hotels in Japan. Overall the staff are helpful, but somehow they all seemed a bit cold and indifferent compared to those we have met in other Japanese properties we’ve stayed in previously. There was a self-service locker room to store luggage before check-in and after check-out, but we struggled to find a operational locker and hence we have wasted a lot of time before we realize that they offer left luggage service in a storeroom. The staff seemed to want to “hide” this fact from us.

I loved the breakfast, it was delicious and a large selection! I liked the size of the lobby, it was so wide and open that my child was able to run free since it was too cold outside. The staff was so kind and helpful. I also LOVED the architecture. Did you know the hotel has a free shuttle to the Universal Studios??? SO USEFUL!!!

There weren't many shops around the hotel, just Don Quiote and a little family mart. So this hotel is kind of in the middle of nowhere BUT the train station was right there. I wish there were more places to eat around there that wasn't far to walk since I was traveling with my mom.