Swissotel Nankai Osaka

Hotel Buchen

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$186

Hotel-Highlights

Willkommen im luxuriösen Swissotel Nankai Osaka, wo jedes Detail darauf ausgelegt ist, Ihren Aufenthalt unvergesslich zu machen! Eingebettet im Herzen von Osaka, Chuo-ku Namba 5-1-60, ist dieses 5-Sterne-Juwel nur 2,1mi vom pulsierenden Stadtzentrum entfernt – der perfekte Ausgangspunkt für Ihr japanisches Abenteuer. Ab nur $186 pro Nacht können Sie in einer Welt des Komforts und der Eleganz eintauchen, umgeben von den lebhaften Sehenswürdigkeiten und Klängen von Osaka.

Property building in Swissotel Nankai Osaka

Zimmer

Zeige 7 Fotos

1 Einzelbett

345 m²

Swiss Executive, Einzelbett

Minibar

Zeige 7 Fotos

1 King-Size-Bett

Executive, Hochgeschoss

Kostenloses WLAN

Minibar

Flachbildfernseher

Kühlschrank

Zeige 8 Fotos

1 King-Size-Bett

Deluxe Suite, Hochgeschoss

Kostenloses WLAN

Minibar

Flachbildfernseher

Kühlschrank

Entdecken Sie mehr

Wenn Sie eintreten, werden Sie von einer Vielzahl erstklassiger Annehmlichkeiten empfangen, die Ihre Sinne verwöhnen. Tauchen Sie in den Innenpool ein oder entspannen Sie in der Sauna nach einem Tag voller Erkundungen. Lust auf einen Snack? Das hauseigene Restaurant serviert köstliche Gerichte, die Ihren Gaumen verwöhnen, und der Zimmerservice ist nur einen Anruf entfernt für gemütliche Nächte. Außerdem können sich diejenigen, die Entspannung suchen, mit Spa- und Wellness-Paketen verwöhnen lassen. Kostenloses WLAN hält Sie verbunden, während klimatisierte Zimmer mit extralangen Betten und kostenlosen Toilettenartikeln für einen erholsamen Rückzugsort sorgen.

Erleben Sie das Beste

Mit beeindruckenden 1.580 herausragenden Bewertungen schwärmen die Gäste von dem aufmerksamen Service und den herrlichen Ausblicken. Also packen Sie Ihre Koffer für einen Kurzurlaub, der so lebhaft ist wie Osaka selbst, mit jedem Luxus, der Ihnen zur Verfügung steht! Erleben Sie die perfekte Mischung aus Ruhe und Aufregung im Swissotel Nankai Osaka, wo Ihr nächstes Abenteuer beginnt.

Photo of the whole room, Bed in Swissotel Nankai Osaka

Photo of the whole room in Swissotel Nankai Osaka

Planen Sie Ihren Aufenthalt

Im Swissotel Nankai Osaka geht es bei Ihrem Urlaub nicht nur darum, wo Sie wohnen, sondern um die unglaublichen Erlebnisse, die direkt vor Ihrer Tür auf Sie warten! Beginnen Sie Ihren Tag mit den atemberaubenden Ausblicken aus Ihrem Zimmer und begeben Sie sich dann in eines von fünf bemerkenswerten Restaurants, um ein internationales Buffet zu genießen oder authentische japanische Köstlichkeiten zu probieren. Lassen Sie Ihre Geschmacksknospen auf eine Reise im Hanagoyomi gehen, bekannt für seine frischen, saisonal inspirierten Gerichte, oder probieren Sie Minami Teppanyaki für ein interaktives Kocherlebnis direkt vor Ihren Augen! Mit so viel Vielfalt wird jede Mahlzeit zu einem Fest, perfekt, um Sie für einen Tag voller Abenteuer in dieser lebhaften Stadt zu stärken.

Restaurant/places to eat in Swissotel Nankai Osaka

Ausstattung

Spa-/Wellnesspakete

Restaurant

Hallenbad

Kostenloses WLAN

Zimmerservice

Klimaanlage

Bar

24-Stunden-Rezeption

Spa and wellness centre/facilities in Swissotel Nankai Osaka

Pool

Innen-, Für alle Altersgruppen

Ganzjahres-,

Restaurants

Table36

International

Hanagoyomi

Japanisch

Empress Room

Chinesisch

Shun Wine & Dine

International

Minami Teppanyaki

The location is the best feature about this hotel. You take an elevator down and you are LITERALLY at all of the shopping. Of course you are literally on top of the Osaka Namba train station so it makes it super easy to get around. The rooms are decent for sure: There is a nespresso coffee maker, water bottles in the little fridge, plenty of outlets and the shower has great water pressure. I wish the towels were softer and larger, however. The hotel buffet breakfast is fairly decent, but definitely not the best we had in Japan. Note: They do have gluten free rolls for breakfast if you ASK them - they're not put out, but that's a great item for folks who are gluten free. We found that most of the items on the buffet were lukewarm at best, but we've read that this might be more of a Japan thing. The concierge staff at the hotel is GREAT - USE THEM for ideas on where to eat. Pro tip: Go to the basement of the Takashimaya department store which is right down that elevator. They have a TON of food options you can grab and go and eat in your room, or eat outside in the large patio/park area outside of the hotel (not sure what to call it). Note that you are on the hook for finding trash cans in Japan - it's a challenge! There are also small 'shops' in that basement area with incredible pastry treats! This is a do not miss! We had a LOT of luggage (because of all the shopping) and we needed to head to Kyoto. There are several ways to do this. We decided to take a taxi to Shin Osaka, and catch the Shinkansen to Kyoto. Yes it's more expensive this way and overall probably takes longer, but the Shinkansen has great options to manage lots of luggage. Of course you can do the cheaper option of taking a local train to Kyoto from Osaka Namba (and also transferring if my memory serves me correctly), but we chose the other route and it worked out great.

Jennifer

Second time here and the main reason I came back was the unbeatable location, seamless transfer to and from airport train (Nankai Namba station is at the 3rd floor, hotel is at the 6th floor). Advantageous for those with lots of luggage (we had 3 prams and 4 large suitcases) who don't want to spend too much on private transfer vehicles. Also, the Midosuji Line is right smack under the same building, making it easy to take this train all the way to Shin-Osaka Station if one is using the Shinkansen. But the pros don't stop there. The lobby looks dated but don't get intimidated, the rooms are modern, clean, and surprisingly spacious for the price range in this part of Osaka. The breakfast buffet is amazing, a good mix of Western and Japanese food. The selection varies a little only though, so one might get too tired of the same food. Nevertheless, it was always enjoyable. Staff are very attentive and nearly all of them speak impeccable English, which is very helpful. I had to coordinate with my previous hotel for an item we lost, and the staff (Mr. Thongsy) assisted us in calling the previous hotel, as he could speak Nihongo and English well. The item was delivered and they kept it for us, hence the staff were very trustworthy and dependable. It was such a breeze also to request for extra items (towels, toiletries, etc). Definitely my go-to hotel when in Osaka.

Jonah

Everything! 1. Location, Location, Location. The hotel is located right above Namba station, where you can get a direct train from KIX airport (40 mins). We followed their instructions and had NO issue finding it at all, so don’t listen to others who complained about getting lost, just read the instructions carefully and you’ll be fine. The hotel is next to Takashimaya, then opposite is Ebisu Bashi-Suji which takes you all the way to Dotonbori, and the next shopping / dining alley (with Starbucks at the entrance) will take you directly to the Fish Market. 2. The staff were super friendly, from check in to breakfast. Nam (the tall Asian man with glasses) from the breakfast staff was very attentive, caring and naturally friendly although they were all flat out during our stay. Seeing the breakfast staff run around like crazy there made us appreciate how lucky we are :) 3. Their pool and gym are great, we got to use them daily during our 10 day stay. 4. Our room was big compared to most hotels in Japan (I’ve been to Japan 4 times for holiday). Nice city view too.

Michael

Great Location - It is situated right on top of Nankai/ Samba station, especially when you need to get to and from Kansai airport, it is the last/ first stop. They have dedicated airport trains (however, the Suica card is only valid for Nankai metro , you need to get a separate ticket for Nankai Rapid transit to the airport) we made the mistake and got delayed. Additionally, it is right next to Dotonbori and all the fun districts of Osaka Breakfast - Decent, good options, could have improved on quality a bit. but they had a varied menu each day we were there and the staff were polite In-room dining - Decent options and friendly service from the staff, they accomodated all our requests Housekeeping - Great job, kept the rooms, clean and tidy. Bathrooms were excellent. Staff - Front reception staff was very helpful and gave us very good tips (in terms of places to visit) Metro access is right at the plaza itself to various locations is very convenient

Shyam

The staff were all extremely friendly, it made a lasting impression and really shaped our experience. The bar on the top floor had exceptional views and incredible drinks. The breakfast buffet in the same location was decadent and such a treat each morning. The rooms were very comfortable, plush beds and decent size. I also enjoyed a swim at the gym and thought the architecture was an interesting surprise. Overall we felt pampered and well looked after.

Rachel

The location is the best feature about this hotel. You take an elevator down and you are LITERALLY at all of the shopping. Of course you are literally on top of the Osaka Namba train station so it makes it super easy to get around. The rooms are decent for sure: There is a nespresso coffee maker, water bottles in the little fridge, plenty of outlets and the shower has great water pressure. I wish the towels were softer and larger, however. The hotel buffet breakfast is fairly decent, but definitely not the best we had in Japan. Note: They do have gluten free rolls for breakfast if you ASK them - they're not put out, but that's a great item for folks who are gluten free. We found that most of the items on the buffet were lukewarm at best, but we've read that this might be more of a Japan thing. The concierge staff at the hotel is GREAT - USE THEM for ideas on where to eat. Pro tip: Go to the basement of the Takashimaya department store which is right down that elevator. They have a TON of food options you can grab and go and eat in your room, or eat outside in the large patio/park area outside of the hotel (not sure what to call it). Note that you are on the hook for finding trash cans in Japan - it's a challenge! There are also small 'shops' in that basement area with incredible pastry treats! This is a do not miss! We had a LOT of luggage (because of all the shopping) and we needed to head to Kyoto. There are several ways to do this. We decided to take a taxi to Shin Osaka, and catch the Shinkansen to Kyoto. Yes it's more expensive this way and overall probably takes longer, but the Shinkansen has great options to manage lots of luggage. Of course you can do the cheaper option of taking a local train to Kyoto from Osaka Namba (and also transferring if my memory serves me correctly), but we chose the other route and it worked out great.

Jennifer

Second time here and the main reason I came back was the unbeatable location, seamless transfer to and from airport train (Nankai Namba station is at the 3rd floor, hotel is at the 6th floor). Advantageous for those with lots of luggage (we had 3 prams and 4 large suitcases) who don't want to spend too much on private transfer vehicles. Also, the Midosuji Line is right smack under the same building, making it easy to take this train all the way to Shin-Osaka Station if one is using the Shinkansen. But the pros don't stop there. The lobby looks dated but don't get intimidated, the rooms are modern, clean, and surprisingly spacious for the price range in this part of Osaka. The breakfast buffet is amazing, a good mix of Western and Japanese food. The selection varies a little only though, so one might get too tired of the same food. Nevertheless, it was always enjoyable. Staff are very attentive and nearly all of them speak impeccable English, which is very helpful. I had to coordinate with my previous hotel for an item we lost, and the staff (Mr. Thongsy) assisted us in calling the previous hotel, as he could speak Nihongo and English well. The item was delivered and they kept it for us, hence the staff were very trustworthy and dependable. It was such a breeze also to request for extra items (towels, toiletries, etc). Definitely my go-to hotel when in Osaka.

Jonah

Everything! 1. Location, Location, Location. The hotel is located right above Namba station, where you can get a direct train from KIX airport (40 mins). We followed their instructions and had NO issue finding it at all, so don’t listen to others who complained about getting lost, just read the instructions carefully and you’ll be fine. The hotel is next to Takashimaya, then opposite is Ebisu Bashi-Suji which takes you all the way to Dotonbori, and the next shopping / dining alley (with Starbucks at the entrance) will take you directly to the Fish Market. 2. The staff were super friendly, from check in to breakfast. Nam (the tall Asian man with glasses) from the breakfast staff was very attentive, caring and naturally friendly although they were all flat out during our stay. Seeing the breakfast staff run around like crazy there made us appreciate how lucky we are :) 3. Their pool and gym are great, we got to use them daily during our 10 day stay. 4. Our room was big compared to most hotels in Japan (I’ve been to Japan 4 times for holiday). Nice city view too.

Michael

Great Location - It is situated right on top of Nankai/ Samba station, especially when you need to get to and from Kansai airport, it is the last/ first stop. They have dedicated airport trains (however, the Suica card is only valid for Nankai metro , you need to get a separate ticket for Nankai Rapid transit to the airport) we made the mistake and got delayed. Additionally, it is right next to Dotonbori and all the fun districts of Osaka Breakfast - Decent, good options, could have improved on quality a bit. but they had a varied menu each day we were there and the staff were polite In-room dining - Decent options and friendly service from the staff, they accomodated all our requests Housekeeping - Great job, kept the rooms, clean and tidy. Bathrooms were excellent. Staff - Front reception staff was very helpful and gave us very good tips (in terms of places to visit) Metro access is right at the plaza itself to various locations is very convenient

Shyam

The staff were all extremely friendly, it made a lasting impression and really shaped our experience. The bar on the top floor had exceptional views and incredible drinks. The breakfast buffet in the same location was decadent and such a treat each morning. The rooms were very comfortable, plush beds and decent size. I also enjoyed a swim at the gym and thought the architecture was an interesting surprise. Overall we felt pampered and well looked after.

Rachel

The location is the best feature about this hotel. You take an elevator down and you are LITERALLY at all of the shopping. Of course you are literally on top of the Osaka Namba train station so it makes it super easy to get around. The rooms are decent for sure: There is a nespresso coffee maker, water bottles in the little fridge, plenty of outlets and the shower has great water pressure. I wish the towels were softer and larger, however. The hotel buffet breakfast is fairly decent, but definitely not the best we had in Japan. Note: They do have gluten free rolls for breakfast if you ASK them - they're not put out, but that's a great item for folks who are gluten free. We found that most of the items on the buffet were lukewarm at best, but we've read that this might be more of a Japan thing. The concierge staff at the hotel is GREAT - USE THEM for ideas on where to eat. Pro tip: Go to the basement of the Takashimaya department store which is right down that elevator. They have a TON of food options you can grab and go and eat in your room, or eat outside in the large patio/park area outside of the hotel (not sure what to call it). Note that you are on the hook for finding trash cans in Japan - it's a challenge! There are also small 'shops' in that basement area with incredible pastry treats! This is a do not miss! We had a LOT of luggage (because of all the shopping) and we needed to head to Kyoto. There are several ways to do this. We decided to take a taxi to Shin Osaka, and catch the Shinkansen to Kyoto. Yes it's more expensive this way and overall probably takes longer, but the Shinkansen has great options to manage lots of luggage. Of course you can do the cheaper option of taking a local train to Kyoto from Osaka Namba (and also transferring if my memory serves me correctly), but we chose the other route and it worked out great.

Jennifer

Second time here and the main reason I came back was the unbeatable location, seamless transfer to and from airport train (Nankai Namba station is at the 3rd floor, hotel is at the 6th floor). Advantageous for those with lots of luggage (we had 3 prams and 4 large suitcases) who don't want to spend too much on private transfer vehicles. Also, the Midosuji Line is right smack under the same building, making it easy to take this train all the way to Shin-Osaka Station if one is using the Shinkansen. But the pros don't stop there. The lobby looks dated but don't get intimidated, the rooms are modern, clean, and surprisingly spacious for the price range in this part of Osaka. The breakfast buffet is amazing, a good mix of Western and Japanese food. The selection varies a little only though, so one might get too tired of the same food. Nevertheless, it was always enjoyable. Staff are very attentive and nearly all of them speak impeccable English, which is very helpful. I had to coordinate with my previous hotel for an item we lost, and the staff (Mr. Thongsy) assisted us in calling the previous hotel, as he could speak Nihongo and English well. The item was delivered and they kept it for us, hence the staff were very trustworthy and dependable. It was such a breeze also to request for extra items (towels, toiletries, etc). Definitely my go-to hotel when in Osaka.

Jonah

Everything! 1. Location, Location, Location. The hotel is located right above Namba station, where you can get a direct train from KIX airport (40 mins). We followed their instructions and had NO issue finding it at all, so don’t listen to others who complained about getting lost, just read the instructions carefully and you’ll be fine. The hotel is next to Takashimaya, then opposite is Ebisu Bashi-Suji which takes you all the way to Dotonbori, and the next shopping / dining alley (with Starbucks at the entrance) will take you directly to the Fish Market. 2. The staff were super friendly, from check in to breakfast. Nam (the tall Asian man with glasses) from the breakfast staff was very attentive, caring and naturally friendly although they were all flat out during our stay. Seeing the breakfast staff run around like crazy there made us appreciate how lucky we are :) 3. Their pool and gym are great, we got to use them daily during our 10 day stay. 4. Our room was big compared to most hotels in Japan (I’ve been to Japan 4 times for holiday). Nice city view too.

Michael

Great Location - It is situated right on top of Nankai/ Samba station, especially when you need to get to and from Kansai airport, it is the last/ first stop. They have dedicated airport trains (however, the Suica card is only valid for Nankai metro , you need to get a separate ticket for Nankai Rapid transit to the airport) we made the mistake and got delayed. Additionally, it is right next to Dotonbori and all the fun districts of Osaka Breakfast - Decent, good options, could have improved on quality a bit. but they had a varied menu each day we were there and the staff were polite In-room dining - Decent options and friendly service from the staff, they accomodated all our requests Housekeeping - Great job, kept the rooms, clean and tidy. Bathrooms were excellent. Staff - Front reception staff was very helpful and gave us very good tips (in terms of places to visit) Metro access is right at the plaza itself to various locations is very convenient

Shyam

The staff were all extremely friendly, it made a lasting impression and really shaped our experience. The bar on the top floor had exceptional views and incredible drinks. The breakfast buffet in the same location was decadent and such a treat each morning. The rooms were very comfortable, plush beds and decent size. I also enjoyed a swim at the gym and thought the architecture was an interesting surprise. Overall we felt pampered and well looked after.

Rachel

Standort

1-60, Namba 5-Chome,Chuo-Ku, Osaka, 542-0076, Japan