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This is my second time staying during my trip. The staff are as helpful as always! This time I had breakfast (a good mix of western and local) and was able to secure a room upgrade for a reasonable offer. Genuinely super impressed with this chain of hotels! They are also super nice at allowing you to leave luggage for later collection.

this is the 2nd time I stayed at Royal Classic Osaka. Super great location, Excellent n comfortable room n Conditions, very spacious. I like the washroom n bathroom the best, especially the water pressure of the shower, which gives us a very pleasant stay. The coffee machine offers very good quality coffee. Giving 4 bottles of water each day is very generous too. I'll definitely stay at the same hotel again next time I come to Osaka.

This is one of the best hotels we stayed at in Japan. The staff were all very friendly and helpful. Everything was super clean and our hotel came with so many amenities everyday. Unfortunately, our only complains is that the hotel was very small. We did not have too much space to unpack our luggage and also have walking space. Every day there would be room service and they would leave slippers, new pajamas, soap, a towel, and water. Additionally, the spa was very clean and relaxing. My favorite ones were the tubs outside. It’s very relaxing sitting in the warm tub while also being outside.

While the location is a bit of a walk from the subway, I truly appreciated the experience. The onsen was fantastic, and having free snacks and drinks available made it even more enjoyable. Overall, I found this place to be quite lovely, and it made my visit very memorable.

We stayed in this newly opened hotel for 5 nights and we liked it for the following reasons: 1. Free accessed to indoor pool 2. On-site parking, with discounted overnight price for in-house guests 3. Buffet breakfast has a large variety of choices 4. Rooms are specious compared to other properties in Japan

I accompanied my daughter to attend classes in Osaka during the summer vacation. I stayed at the InterContinental for 3 nights and then moved to this Champagne Hotel for 5 nights. I chose it for champagne and sushi. After arriving at the store, I immediately made an appointment for 2 people to have sushi in front of the restaurant that night, 26,000 yen per person, excluding champagne. The restaurant was on the 2nd floor. There were 8 guests that night. The ingredients were very fresh. I chose 2 champagnes. Champagne and sushi are a perfect match. I was very satisfied! This time I was lucky to meet a very enthusiastic Chinese lady and manager. They gave us a room on the 4th floor for 2 nights and a room on the 13th floor for 3 nights. According to the introduction, the hotel has a total of 11 rooms, each room is named after a champagne winery, and champagne is also provided by the winery! The manager will help us make an appointment for a car and send us to the car to communicate with the driver; the lady will agree with us on the daily cleaning time. The hotel will change the sheets every day, and the hygiene is very clean! The breakfast is bread. The lady said it was provided by a more famous bakery. The portion is large and delicious. There is a small oven in the room! After wandering around the area for a few days, I found it so convenient. The W Hotel where I stayed during the cherry blossom season is just opposite the intersection, and Shinsaibashisuji can be reached in a few minutes' walk. The most convenient thing is that there is a hair salon opposite the hotel, and there are also many head SPAs nearby. My daughter and I eat taro balls and grass jelly at a ********* restaurant nearby every day. There are many restaurants and izakayas nearby, where you can eat from morning to night!

You can't ask for anything for this price. The room is very clean, but the pillow always falls from the gap of the bed. The bed is very soft. There are Japanese people shouting downstairs in the early morning all night long!! There is a Family Mart downstairs. At 2 am, a couple ran around laughing and shouting. At 3 or 4 am, a group of men came downstairs to drink or something, and chatted very loudly, also shouting and laughing. It made it difficult to rest. There were a lot of people like *** there, and I didn't dare to say anything. And the check-in time is 4 pm and the check-out time is 10 pm. If you check out one hour late according to their rules, you have to pay extra money.