Candeo Hotels Osaka The Tower

The Room was thoroughly cleaned and very tidy. It was a twin Room, but quite compact—so much so that we had to move the table a little to make space when sitting on the sofa. Still, the sofa by the window was very comfortable, and we were able to relax while enjoying the view.I understand it can’t be helped due to the layout, but the toilet was also quite small, and I bumped my knees a few times when opening and closing the door. The washbasin area was also a bit dim. There are plenty of mirrors, but it’s not ideal for doing makeup, so I recommend using the powder room in the large public bath in the morning.On the other hand, the large public bath was excellent. When I first got in, the water felt quite lukewarm, but it gradually became properly warm and very relaxing. The view from both our Room and from the large public bath was wonderful, and I think you can probably enjoy great views from any Room.Breakfast was delicious as well, and overall we were very satisfied. This time we enjoyed the daytime scenery, so next time I’d like to stay again during Nakanoshima’s illumination season.

By the window, there was a couch sofa where I could lie back and look down over Midosuji’s business district, including City Hall and the Bank of Japan—it was very relaxing. The hotel spa is highly recommended, with great views from the 31st floor and an open-air bath. There are other hotels in Osaka with spas on upper floors, but this one is better. The breakfast venue also has sofa seating facing the windows, so you can enjoy your meal while taking in the view. The only drawback was that the toilet area isn’t very deep, so my body would bump into the inner door when opening or closing it, which was inconvenient. It feels like a design oversight not to consider usability inside—such as making the door narrower or using a sliding door. I imagine it would be especially difficult for larger guests from overseas.