Detailed review & photos “LIBER HOTEL AT UNIVERSAL STUDIOS JAPAN”

The hotel was huge.

The hotel seen at night.

There was a bus terminal on the 1st floor and a parking lot for private cars on the 2nd floor.

The entrance for the parking lot.

This is the main entrance.

A very spacious carport.

The main entrance seen from the inside.

The lobby had a ceiling and was spacious. And to my delight, there were many places to sit and there were various types of sofas.

A partition rope was prepared in front of the front desk for when it is crowded.

You can buy a ticket for Universal Studios at this hotel.

Lobby floor elevator hall.

A nice view from the elevator.

Guest room floor elevator hall.

There were vending machines and an ice machines on each floor.

Guest room floor corridor.

Guest room entrance door.

You must take your shoes off at the entrance.

Full length mirror

The room was bigger than I had imagined, and my family was very excited! It is also recommended for families with small children as it is still a new and clean room where you can take off your shoes.

There was a panel which could be used as an alarm.

You can also use the panel to turn lights on and off.

It was also useful to know how busy the spa was.

There were 6 single size beds. First, enter the guest room and there are two on your left. The bed was fluffy and comfortable. There are two types of pillows, hard and soft, and the cushion could be used like a pillow.

There was a phone and memo pad next to the bed.

There was a sofa in the middle of the room, and on the right side of it were a total of 4 beds, including a bunk bed. My children liked bunk beds.

There was a reading light, USB port and an outlet on both sides of the bed.

There is a spacious sofa space in the middle of the room, which is perfect for gathering with family and friends. The TV was also very big.

There is also a USB port and an outlet next to the sofa, and I was grateful that I could charge my electronic devices anywhere.

The room seen from the back of the room.

There were two big windows on both sides of the TV.

The roof on the 3rd floor was protruding, so it looked like a balcony, but I couldn’t get out of the window. Our room was on the 4th floor, so it wasn’t a spectacular view, but we could see the Hanshin Expressway bridge and the Tempozan Ferris Wheel in the distance.

The night view seen from the window. It may be more interesting to have a view of USJ instead of the river.

The bathroom and toilet were separate.

There was a sink and a bathtub in the bathroom.

There was a bathtub with a washing area.

The bathtub was big enough to relax in.

The shower was a height-adjustable and removable hand shower, and the water pressure was just right.

Shampoo, conditioner and body soap were prepared in the bathroom.

A toilet with a washlet function.

There were two sinks.

Face & hand soap, cups, accessory trays, etc. were placed on counter.

In addition, there were toothbrushes, toothpaste, cotton swabs, cotton, combs, razors, and body wash towels in a transparent case.

Towels prepared under the sink.

There was an open closet at the entrance.

Deodorant sprey and shoe horn.

There was an illy espresso machine in the room.

There was also Sencha, Hojicha and Earl Gray tea from Sri Lanka.

Six bottles of free water.

There was nothing prepared in the fridge.

There was a restaurant called the “BRICKSIDE” on the 3rd floor.

I had breakfast and dinner (take out) here.

This restaurant had an outdoor terrace, so if the weather is nice it would be nice to have your meal here.

Take out dinner.

Breakfast was served buffet style. I was told that it gets crowded for breakfast, so I went to eat at an earlier time.

Fruit and dessert.

Steak cooked on the spot.

There was a cafe & bar “LIBER” on the 1st floor, but it was closed during my stay.

Since it is an official hotel of USJ, there was a Universal Studio Store on the first floor.

Official goods and souvenirs from Kansai were being sold.

There wad a “Riverside Spa” on the 3rd floor, which guests could use for free (it seems to be 2000 yen for a day trip bath). I couldn’t enter because of the pajamas in the room, but the slippers were OK. The hot spring, which is wider than the nearby super public bath and pumped up from 1000m underground, was a slimy hot spring with plenty of metasilicic acid.

This is the waiting room for the spa with chairs with nature motifs such as caves and trees.

There is also an outdoor terrace where you can cool off while enjoying a nice view.

A massage chair (for a fee) was also installed in the relaxation room attached to the spa.

Similarly on the 3rd floor was a refresh salon “GLOW.”

A smoking room on the 1st and 3rd floors.

A coin laundry on the 3rd floor, which was available 24 hours a day.

There is also a faction room on the 3rd floor, which seems to be available for parties, dinners, meetings, etc.

Locker room on the 1st floor.

A foreign currency exchange machine was installed in the lobby.

USJ is one stop or a 13-minute walk.

There was also a convenience store next to the hotel.

There were families with small children, girl groups, school trip students, and various customer groups. I also saw several groups of foreigners. It was a large hotel with 760 rooms, so people of all ages stayed there. Large buses were also waiting in the parking lot, so I think that the number of group trips will increase in the future.

As soon as you cross the pedestrian crossing, you will find JR Sakurajima Station.