Osaka Hotel Guide - Chapel Goedele hotels in Osaka, Japan.

"Room was spacious and cosy with great amenities. The lobby was very inviting and the staff were wonderful!"

"Great location, and fantastic amenities. "

"Wonderful place to stay, great courteous staff, a real pleasure to see the cleanliness and comfort offered to us! Many many thanks, greatly appreciated. We will definitely come back to visit! M.D."

"Easily accessible hotel - with plenty to see and do all around. The rooms are above average in size and modern. Excellent service all around. "

"Rooms was on the larger side for Tokyo. Staff who checked us in said he'd upgraded us to a larger room. It was a corner room overlooking the street. Hotel is a bit weird location wise. The entrance is from the alley behind the street, and the lobby is on the second floor. So you check in on the second floor. Easy once you understand, confusing the first time. There is a drug store as well as a Lawson's on the first floor. Hotel is close to the train station, so easy to get around. Trains have tap in / tap out, so use a credit card / phone etc to tap into the station, use same card / device to tap out. Very convenient. Parking is a bit awkward. There is a huge underground parking just opposite the hotel in the street. But it is confusing to get into. Lots of one ways, and confusing to find the entrance. Once you find the car entrance, lots of parking. The human exit is right next to the hotel. Onsen was fine, though limited onsen amenities compared to other Onsens we have used."

"A bit smaller but with breakfast "

"Great hotel, highly recommend it"

"Very nice hotel in the heart of Osaka. Beautiful views lovely rooms and an amazing breakfast. All beverages in the room comped including sake, sparkling water and a coffee maker. Hotel staff so kind and helpful. I would definitely recommend and I would 100% stay here again. "

"I love this hotel and stay here a lot. My only complaint is the elevators are usually too busy. I really wish they would let us use the stairway instead of having to always wait for elevators."