Detailed review & photos “Mitsui Garden Hotel Osaka Premier”

The hotel is built along the Tosabori River. When I walked on the promenade along the river, I could see the whole building.

It is a 16-storey building with a simple design, and the name of the hotel was at the top of the building.

There was a small garden beside the hotel.

Next to the hotel main entrance is the entrance to the parking lot.

Drive-in and a parking lot.

The entrance seen from the inside.

The front desk is right in front of the entrance.

The lobby was not very big, but it was comfortable, stylish and calm.

First floor elevator hall.

Inside of the elevator.

Guest room floor elevator hall.

Guest room floor corridor.

Guest room door.

The room has a wooden floor, so you will need to take your shoes off at the entrance.

There were slippers to wear around the hotel.

The room is spacious with a chic and cozy atmosphere.

The bed was large and spacious with a width of 160㎝.

The mattress was firm but also soft and I was able to sleep comfortably. Both pillows and mattresses are hotel original products.

There was an alarm clock on the bedside table, and outlets and light switches on the headboard.

The TV in front of the bed had a sliding panel of stylish landscape photos, so I didn’t notice the TV when I wasn’t watching it.

The TV was set at a good angle from the bed.

Next to the TV were USB ports and HDMI ports.

There was a desk light on the shelf below the TV, but there was no desk.

A baggage stand.

A trouser pressure

There were two arm-chairs and a table near the window.

The window was big, but because they were rooms with no view, I could not see anything with frosted glass. I could only open it slightly or for ventilation. There are many high-rise buildings and attractive buildings around the riverside hotel, so depending on the room, you may be able to enjoy a nice view.

The bathroom and sink was visible from the bedroom.

You can close the curtain to get some privacy.

The bathroom, sink and toilet were all separated.

The bedroom can be seen from the sink.

The curtain when closed.

There was a magnifying glass, hand and face soap, dust box and so on prepared on the sink.

Amenities and towels prepared under the sink.

Amenities included a toothbrush set, cotton & hair elastic set, cotton swab, hairbrush, shower cap, razor & gel set, body towel, skin care set, etc.

The skin care set was Mikimoto cosmetics makeup remover, facial cleansing foam, lotion and cream. It was moist and comfortable to use.

A spacious washing space.

There was even a stool.

The shower was a removable hand shower. The water pressure was just right for me.

Reana’s shampoo, conditioner and body soap were provided. The fragrance is a calm and refreshing scent. It felt nice on my hair.

I was able to stretch my legs and relax in the bathtub.

The toilet had a Washlet function.

The closet was at the corner by the window.

It was tall enough to hang long outfits. There were enough hangers prepared inside. There was also a deodorant spray and a clothes brush.

Night-ware and socks.

A laundry bag and sheet.

A safe in a drawer.

The cafe corner was in the cabinet under the TV.

There were teabags, drip coffee, electric kettle, ice bucket, cups, glasses, plates, spoons and knifes.

The fridge was next to the sink. There were two free bottles of water in the fridge.

“Rivière,” a lounge exclusively for guests staying on the concept floor.

The lounge is located on the 16th floor, which is the top floor had big windows so that you can enjoy the view. I couldn’t go outside, but it was a relaxing space with a roof garden.

There were hot drinks such as coffee, tea, green tea and cold tea and canned juice, and there were not so many kinds, but they were free.

The lounge had a romantic atmosphere in the evening and at night.

I had breakfast at a restaurant on the second floor called the “Hakata Gallery” where you can enjoy the seasonal dishes of Kyushu.

The interior was chic based on black and brown interiors, and there was a garden outside.

Breakfast was a Japanese/Western buffet with a focus on local Kyushu cuisine.

Specialties of Kyushu such as sweet potatoes, vinegar, and boiled rice were lined up.

Suites and fruits.

There was a large bath on the top floor. In the bath using an artificial carbonated spring, the female spa also had a semi-open-air jacuzzi bath overlooking the garden. The large public bath is spacious and the jacuzzi bath is small, but very relaxing.

The powder room was bright and clean, with makeup remover, face soap and lotion prepared.

There was also a coin laundry. There were only two, but it was clean.

A vending machine that also sells alcohol.

Computer and printer.

Area around the hotel.

A 2-minute walk from the hotel, the impressive exterior of the National Museum of Art is a unique museum with all its exhibition rooms underground.

The Osaka City Science Museum, a large oval building, is a 2-minute walk away from the hotel.

The historic concert hall “Festival Hall” is a 5-minute walk away.

It was about a 10-minute walk to the Bank of Japan Osaka Branch Old Building.

Important cultural property “ Osaka Prefectural Nakanoshima Library ” is about 15 minutes on foot

An important cultural property “Osaka Prefectural Nakanoshima Library” is about 15 minutes away on foot.

There were various types of guests, including Asian and Western tourists, businessmen in suits, and couples. I also saw families with children, but I most of the people were calm.

Subway Yotsubashi Line Higobashi Station Exit 2.

Keihan Nakanoshima Line “Watanabe Bridge” Exit 2.