Where is the Osaka Hotel?

Osaka Hotel recommends Neiye Nai Hotel, Hinsaibashi Nagato Hatton Hotel and Xiangtie Fresa Osaka Nambo Hotel.

1, Ueno Nai Hotel

The hotel is located in the difficult wave area, with excellent geographical location, close to several popular attractions in Osaka, and rich entertainment options around it. The hotel provides hot spring bath and sauna just to relax after a whole day's play.

2. Hinsai Bridge Nagato Hatton Hotel

Hatton Hotel Saito Bridge is located in the core of Saito Bridge, and its rich and delicious buffet breakfast is the most praised. Tip: The hotel is completely smoke-free. The hotel is equipped with comfortable rooms, air purifiers, toiletries, free internet access, etc., and provides laundry services.

3. Xiangtie Fresa Osaka Nambo Hotel

Xiangtie Fresa Osaka Nambo Hotel has elegant decoration, warm environment and complete business facilities, which adds a touch of bright color to your trip to Osaka. Modern rooms are equipped with free WiFi and toiletries, and fashionable restaurants serve western-style breakfast every day.

Osaka tourist attractions recommended:

1, Ocean Pavilion

One of the largest aquariums in the world, built on Tianbao Mountain, thrives as Osaka's gateway to the ocean. The museum is full of fish from Japanese waters and high seas, and the huge water tank in the Pacific Ocean is a must-see.

2. Dabancheng

During the Warring States Period, Toyotomi Hideyoshi, a descendant of the gods, built this castle on the site of Yamamoto Wishing Temple, which was at war with Oda Shintai. Since the reconstruction of Tianshou Pavilion in the early Showa, it has become a landmark of Osaka, and ranks as one of the three famous Japanese castles alongside Himeji City and kumamoto castle.

3. Everyday Sky Building

Skyscrapers in Mei Tian, the commercial center of Osaka. There is a bridge-like building hanging from the Twin Towers, and there is a floating garden at the top, the height of which is about 173m. In recent years, its unique shape has been welcomed by foreign tourists visiting Japan.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Haiyou Pavilion