Osaka Hotel Guide - Kushuonin Temple hotels in Osaka, Japan.

"ENTIRE hotel staff were courteous and very helpful."

"This hotel is perfect. While it was small, it was still big enough for a family of four. We loved that it was literally right across the street from Koto station which itself is a sight to see with the awesome bridge and all of the architecture in the station itself. It was super easy to get anywhere in town. Also we Uber eats from a Thai restaurant to the room and it was amazing. It’s a really great upscale hotel with a lounge open to all guest with books and tea coffee and matcha!"

"Great for family stays"

"Hotel spa and lotus was a beautiful stay and location. We didn't realise at the time of booking that it was a "love hotel" but that didn't make it any less special, it is very respectful, clean and relaxing. There was plenty of toiletries, shamppoo, conditioner, body wash, facial wash, moisturiser, toothbrushes, hairbrush hair clips, razors, cotton pads and cotton buds. There is a beautiful spa bath with bubble bath and salts. There is a big tv where you can login to your own Netflix or Youtube and in our room there was also a massage chair, perfect after a lot of walking every day. We havd a complimentary breakfast and beverage every day with a choice of japanese or western breakfast There was great room service menu with one complimentary drink a day and a fully stocked, reasonably priced mini bar. The staff were very friendly and acoomodating. You give your key before leaving every day so they can clean the room. There is a lovely rooftop bath that you can book for personal use, you can use a pool table, darts and karaoke. there are complimentary sweets and bath salts and kimonos you can wear in reception. there is a train station about 10 minutes walk from the hotel with links to Kyoto where you can get trains to everywhere and is a bustling town with lots to see and do. We got taxis occasionally with the GO app which arrives within 5 minutes of booking for rainy days and when we couldnt get our head around the transport links "