Mitsui Garden Hotel Osaka Premier, Osaka

The hotel offers beautiful views and amazing amenities but could be a little more noise insulated. The rooms are spacious and well-equipped, but adding a crib may make the bathroom feel cramped, making it less ideal for families in need of a crib. The service is friendly, efficient, and helpful, although some improvement in English could enhance the experience. The location, while not particularly close to many attractions, is central, making it easy to walk to the Higobashi subway station. The dining options include a variety of Asian and Western dishes, convenient for guests traveling to and from the station. The facilities are well-maintained, providing a comfortable stay.

The hotel's rooms were bigger compared to many other hotels in Osaka, albeit quite small but very efficiently designed with a separate shower/bath room and a toilet. I appreciated the efficient use of space. However, the location necessitates a lengthy walk to the main train station and lacks nearby restaurants/attractions/bars. The service was prompt and friendly, and the complimentary bus shuttle from Osaka station was a big plus. The dining options were somewhat limited and overpriced, though not up to par with the cost. The facilities were adequate, adding to a comfortable stay.

I had a mixed experience at this hotel. The rooms were modern and well-furnished, although smaller than expected. The service was exceptional, with staff going out of their way to assist me. The location was convenient, but lack of nearby dining options was a downside. The dining experience offered limited international choices. Overall, a pleasant stay with some minor drawbacks.

The hotel felt like home, with spacious and very comfortable rooms, complete with an onsen and lounge on the upper floors offering a wonderful view of the river. The service was incredibly welcoming and professional, with kind staff who were very helpful. The location, though not easily accessible from the main station, provided an amazing view by the river, offering a nice and quiet atmosphere. The dining experience, while a bit on the expensive side and largely focused on Japanese guests, offered a substantial meal with a mix of eastern and western food choices. Overall, a great stay with cozy rooms and fantastic service, though dining might not suit all tastes.

The hotel is conveniently located with easy access to major public transport, making travel around the city a breeze. The rooms offer good natural light despite frosted windows, but are a bit small with limited space. The service is friendly and welcoming, although not up to typical Japanese standards. The dining options are fair, but the breakfast may not be the highlight of your trip.