Detailed review & photos “Courtyard by Marriott Shin-Osaka Station”

The hotel is not particularly clean and does not stand out, but it was easy to find thanks to the Marriott logo. The entrance is on the first and third floor, but the third floor was the main entrance.

Entrance on the first floor.

The entrance is not big, but it was clean. It was also very casual. There were Sesame Street stuffed animals on the front desk and the bell desk.

The entrance on the third floor.

An automatic door.

Lobby floor elevator hall.

Guest room floor elevator hall.

Guest room floor corridor.

Guest room door.

The room is spacious, modern and has a calm atmosphere, while the sofa is red and stylish.

There are outlets here and there including next to the bed which was convenient.

The table was big and had plenty of space to eat.

The hardness of the mattress was just right. There were four pillows, but there was not much difference in the hardness. It was comfortable to sleep on.

TV across the bed.

There was only one armchair, so it may be a little inconvenient fo when two people stay in the room.

The view from the window. There were no terraces or balconies. The view is of the bullet train, conventional lines, arterial roads (may be an expressway), Shin-Osaka Station and so on. It wasn’t loud, but I could hear the sound of the bullet train passing by. The window could not be opened and it was also not very big. The hotel is located in a convenient place, but you cannot expect a nice view here.

Hot water comes out immediately which was very nice. There was no problem with the water pressure either. The shower head was big and easy to use. The bathtub was also pretty big. There was a glass border in stead of a shower curtain which looked clean.

Toilet and sink.

There were pajamas, disposable slippers, shoe polish, toothbrushes, bandaid, shaver, shampoo, conditioner, body wash, soap, hairbrush, cotton, sewing set and a shower cap. The brand was Nirvae. I did not use anything other than slippers.

Closet by the entrance.

In the closet, there were ten hangers, deodorant spray, iron, ironing board, laundry bag, shoehorn, and two pairs of disposable slippers.

The safe was a simple style.

There were two free bottles of water, two tea bags, two green tea tea bags, and instant coffee. Beer, Pepsi, Perrier, apple juice, green tea and mineral water in the fridge cost money.

Drinks in the fridge.

Restaurant on the lobby floor.

Teppanyaki and bar on the top floor.

Restaurant reception.

There was a gym in the hotel, but it was not very big.

A currency exchange machine.

It is a few minutes walk from Shin-Osaka Station. There are restaurants and apparel shops in the station building, so there is no inconvenience for shopping. The limousine bus from Itami Airport stops at the roundabout opposite the exit of the Courtyard Shin-Osaka, so you need to walk for more than 5 minutes.

It is very convenient because the hotel is near Shin-Osaka Station. There was something like a station building right next to it, with stores such as McDonald’s and Tully’s Coffee. Access is great, but it is not suitable for people who want to spend a relaxing time. It was like an office street around the hotel when I walked a little.

I saw many office workers. I did not see any Japanese families staying, and there were only Chinese families instead. The hotel is built in a convenient location, but it is mainly used for business.