Detailed review & photos “Hyatt Regency Osaka”

It was a 28 story tall hotel, so it stood out even from afar.

There are a couple of entrances to the hotel that are gorgeous.

The entrance seen from the inside. The doors were doubled.

The lobby was elegant.

There were two front desks with many sofas around it.

Lobby floor elevator. Normally you check in at the front desk on the first floor, but I stayed at the club floor room, so I checked in at the club floor dedicated check-in counter on the 28th floor.

Inside of the elevator.

This is the entrance to the Club Lounge “Regency Club.”

I was able to sit down and check-in.

Guest room floor elevator hall.

Guest room floor corridor.

Guest room door.

The room is not big, but it was a stylish room with a beautiful and calm atmosphere. Furnitures were new, clean and maintained very well.

There was plenty of room for two adults to sleep on the queen size bed. The blankets and pillows were comfortable. The bed in the suite room looked amazing when looking through the website.

A TV across the bed.

A table with two chairs.

There was sparkling wine and fruits were prepared for our wedding anniversary.

The room seen from the window.

The view from the room was very nice.

I was staying in a room on the 26th floor, so I could see lots of ships in the sea. Depending on the location of the room, you can see the Ferris wheel at Tempozan and Universal Studios Japan.

You can enjoy a nice view during both day and night. The club floor is the room above the 25th floor, so if you want to stay in a room on a higher floor, I recommend staying on the club floor.

The bathroom had a shower-integrated bathtub, toilet and a sink all in the same room.

The bathroom was cleaned very well. I was able to use the bathroom comfortably.

The shower was a height adjustable and removable hand shower, and there was no problem with the water pressure.

A toilet with a Washlet function.

There was plenty of space to put things on the sink.

Amenities were provided on the sink. There was shampoo, conditioner, body soap and body lotion with the American brand “Portico.” A set of toothbrushes, razors, combs, and cotton swabs were also prepared. If you ask the front desk, they will bring various other necessary items such as makeup removers.

The bathroom door seen from the inside of the bathroom.

There was a closet on the right after entering the room. The closet door was a full length mirror which was convenient.

The light in the closet turned on automatically. There were hangers, a shoe wrench, brush, laundry bags and so on prepared.

There was also a safe inside.

There was a cafe corner beside the closet. On this shelf was an electric kettle, two free bottles of water and cups for tea.

Instant coffee and sugar.

There were cups and glasses in the cupboards. Light turned on automatically.

There were no drinks prepared in the fridge, but you can order drinks on the phone.

Japanese cuisine, Teppanyaki restaurant “Aya.”

Sports Bar “Manhattan Bar.”

There was a convenience store (Lawson) in the basement. However, be careful as it is only open until 10:00 at night.

There was an indoor pool in the hotel. Guests can use it free if they are a World Hyatt member. There was a swimming pool and a whirlpool.

There was also a gym. It is open for guests 24 hours free of charge.

There are 21 large, medium and small banquet rooms and conference rooms.

There was also a live space called “B.B.’S,” which can be used as a party space for casual parties and wedding receptions.

On the 28th floor was the club lounge “Regency Club.”

Inside of the club lounge.

The windows were big and the view was very nice.

Food was served during breakfast, tea time, cocktail time for free.

Breakfast menu.

There is also spa facility on the 4th floor. There was a bath, a water bath, and a sauna. The price for regular guests are 2,000 yen, but if you become a member of World Hyatt, you can use all indoor pools and lockers free of charge. When I said registration, I just filled in my name and email address, and I was told, “Please register from the email you received later!”

A resting space in the spa.

Tea and drinks in the resting room.

There were many wedding-related facilities such as wedding shops in the basement.

There was a vending machine near the convenience store. The convenience store is only open until 10pm, so it is convenient if you need something to drinks after it closes.

Hotel surroundings.

There were many guests staying from overseas. There were not only Asians but also Europeans and Americans. Everyone seemed to be able to speak English as well as the staff at the front desk, and I heard English everywhere. I only saw about two couples on the club floor, but I saw quite a few on the first floor and at the pool.

City around the hotel.