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Located in Osaka City yet set in an open, tranquil setting away from the urban bustle, the guest rooms offer views of sunsets sinking beyond Osaka Bay and the sparkling night skyline of central Osaka. On weekends and during extended holiday periods such as Golden Week, Obon, and New Year’s, we host unique on-site events including rooftop sunset tours. Enjoy a resort-like escape and a refreshing change of pace without leaving Osaka. Shuttle buses also operate between the Hotel and key areas, making access easy and an ideal base for sightseeing.

A 32-story high-rise Hotel standing 138 meters tall. On the 31st floor, there is a natural panoramic Onsen (fee required), offering views as far as the Akashi Kaikyo Bridge on clear days. The top-floor sky restaurant is also popular for its beautiful night views, making it ideal for anniversaries.

The closest official hotel to Universal Studios Japan. Boasting an excellent location facing the main street connecting Universal City Station and the park, and situated directly in front of the main gate. With the concept of "Trip to the U.S.A," the entire Hotel features designs inspired by the American entertainment scene. You can fully enjoy the excitement and afterglow of a day at the park until the moment of your departure. The Park Front Hotel at Universal Studios Japan is an official hotel of Universal Studios Japan. TM & © Universal Studios. All rights reserved. CR25-0647

Enjoy thoughtfully prepared dishes with a focus on energy, beauty, and health, along with a selection of wines from around the world, in spacious rooms with contemporary chic interiors. As an Associate Hotel of Universal Studios Japan™, we assist in creating delightful memories. The park is just 15 minutes away by direct bus.

A Hotel to spend time, place, and a new sense of freedomFor those living in the New Normal era,we propose a higher-quality lifestyle beyond the everyday.A Hotel that creates generous space and elevated values is born in OSAKA.HOTEL SAILS is a Hotel in Osaka’s bay area near Kaiyukan Aquarium, offering a new kind of value.Our concept: “Freedom from time and place.”While conveniently located with easy access to Namba and Umeda, it also offers excellent access to attractions such as USJ and Kaiyukan Aquarium.In our relaxing 1st-floor space, we serve breakfast during morning hours and wine during night hours.You can also choose special ways to spend your stay—such as rooftop sauna sessions—so even long stays feel truly satisfying.At HOTEL SAILS, we will continue to propose a new style suited to the times.

An official Universal Studios Japan™ (USJ) Hotel, just steps from the ticket gates at Universal City Station!Enjoy the “Waterfront Sky Spa,” a large open-air bath with panoramic views of the Osaka Bay nightscape.All rooms are equipped with Simmons beds, renowned worldwide for exceptional comfort.Start your day with a healthy buffet-style breakfast featuring a wide variety of menu options.Relax and enjoy a restful stay.

The name "Bentencho" originates from Benzaiten, the only goddess among the Seven Lucky Gods. In 1698 (Genroku 11), "Ichioka Shinden," the largest reclaimed land in Osaka Bay, was developed in what is now Minato Ward, Osaka City. However, even after its completion, frequent flooding caused devastation to the fields and farmland. To calm these floods, Benzaiten—a deity deeply connected to water—was enshrined at a meeting hall that served as a base for this reclaimed land. Inspired by the water goddess Benzaiten, our Facility has been designed with a theme of "beauty and water." The rooftop features an open-air bath, theater facilities, a garden, and a living room with large sofas for relaxation. We also provide state-of-the-art beauty appliances for your convenience. We hope you enjoy a luxurious and tranquil stay while reflecting on the rich history of this area.

"Namazu" Aquarium Experience: Past and Present As Japan's oldest aquarium, "Namazu" once served as both an aquarium and a supplier to the market during tough economic times. Now, in the location of the world-class "Kaiyukan" aquarium, we bring together the old and the new. Enjoy a unique bath time with projection mapping in the bathtub, making you feel as if you're inside "Namazu." "Takatoro" Fusion of Old and New Landmarks In the past, Mount Tenpo, once Japan's lowest mountain, featured a tall lantern ("Takatoro") as a guide for ships. Today, the giant Ferris wheel has taken on that role and stands as a symbol of this area. The rooftop bath features a replica of the Takatoro, one of our Facility's unique touches. Don't miss the stunning Ferris wheel view from the window!

Providing a relaxing space to support your active lifestyle.Convenient access to Kyocera Dome, USJ, and Kaiyukan Aquarium! Prime location, just 10 minutes by train to Osaka Umeda/Namba!Free light breakfast/ Equipped with a multi-story parking lot! / Rooms available for single use, families, or girls' gatherings!All rooms are non-smoking/ 24-hour fitness gym available (paid).

【Konjakuso Bentencho Osaka Bay】is a spacious villa-style accommodation with a total of 83.7㎡ across two floors, featuring a private open-air bath. It can accommodate up to 10 adults. This accommodation is designed with the concept of Benzaiten (the river deity). Enjoy projection mapping in the hinoki cypress bath, where you can see fish swimming or fireworks reflected on the water's surface. The living room floor and other areas are designed to represent flowing rivers through dry landscape gardens. Conveniently located just a few minutes' walk from Bentencho Station on the Chuo Subway Line, it offers easy access to Dotonbori and Shinsaibashi Shopping Street, Universal Studios Japan, and Kyoto—some of Kansai's most popular destinations. We promise an extraordinary experience that cannot be found at hotels or hostels!

A convenient location just 20 minutes by car from the heart of Osaka. A Resort Hotel surrounded by nature, offering a refreshing and relaxing oasis. Accommodation options include ocean-view terrace rooms overlooking Osaka Bay and uniquely designed log houses imported from around the world for private stays. Set within a vast garden of approximately 10,000 tsubo, surrounded by the sea and forest. Enjoy swaying trees in the sea breeze and sunsets that slowly paint the world in warm hues. With all-weather facilities, you can easily enjoy activities like BBQs or campfires. Escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life and spend a leisurely holiday here. A soothing resort you'll find yourself wanting to visit again is right nearby for you.

Approximately 25 minutes by shuttle bus from the center of Osaka. Located in the Nanko area of Osaka Port, one of Japan's major international trade ports (Top Five Ports), this is a Resort Hotel. In front of the hotel, you can enjoy the serene scenery of the bay area. With the concept of "Playing with Creativity," we offer guest rooms where you can freely express yourself on walls and windows with colored pencils, as well as Japan's largest "atelier" that stimulates curiosity and interest, allowing for playful expression in various ways. Incorporating the "Reggio Emilia Approach," one of the world's most advanced early childhood education methods originating from Italy, we provide a stay that nurtures children's creativity.

During the Edo period, Osaka Port was known as the "Kitchen of the Nation," serving as a logistics hub for western Japan. Merchants dealing in rice and seafood supported its thriving port economy. Tribute rice from western domains and fresh seafood from the Seto Inland Sea gathered here, fostering active trade at Dojima Rice Exchange and local markets. "Konjaku-so Osaka Tempozan" carries on this merchant culture by transforming an old logistics company office building rooted in the port into a unique accommodation. Enjoy special moments with your group while experiencing the spirit of past merchants through features like bathtubs and artwork.