Hotels near Osaka Nanko Fishing Park

"Clean room"

"It was all good! "

"Clean and close to tourist spots."

"Beautiful hotel and excellent value."

"We had 4 beds that faced the park, was a great room with a separate toilet. Was the perfect view over the park."

"Very nice place to stay."

"Beautiful hotel with excellent staff. The location is perfect for those wanting to visit Universal Studios but a little out of the way from the rest of Osaka. The station right in front of the hotel was very convenient but still took some time to get to other parts of the city. A short walk to a free ferry takes you right to the aquarium. The breakfast buffet was amazing, plenty of food and variety, and I'm sure the dinner buffet is excellent as well. Definitely recommend!"

"Great location and price. Amazing bakery attached which we used every day it was open instead of hotel breakfast "

"We had a great stay! Probably more like 4.5 stars. Pros: - Location: steps from the subway station, convenience stores, and Universal City walk (with all its shops and restaurants). Was even closer to USJ and subway than I thought. - Nice staff, overall nice amenities. - Great view (we had a corner room). - Spa included and open all night long (but beware of some specific rules in Japan). Cons: - Room smaller than I thought for a corner one. When one person stays by the bed, it is hard for another one to squeeze between them and the wall. However, this is Japan and probably expected. - Laundry. Beware of long waits (only 5 machines for a large hotel) and the driers DO NOT DRY. I got a load through 5 drier cycles and it remained very damp. So I would just skip having your laundry done there. On a bright side, waiting for my laundry made me enjoy a few rounds of late-night spa. :) Funny: - Upon check in, I was offered an "upgrade" to "western-style" bathroom. A.k.a. a prolonged toiled without bidet. :) It must be some kind of joke between hotel's staff. No opinion: - Breakfast. Japanese style is just not for us. Also prices looked on a higher side. But people were lining up every morning. Lots of Japanese people stay there to visit USJ. "