Detailed review & photos “The Royal Park Hotel Iconic Osaka Midosuji “

From Yodoyabashi subway, take Midosuji to the south and the hotel is inside the Obic Midosuji Building.

The name of the hotel stood out.

Hotel sign at the entrance.

A carport at the entrance.

An underground parking lot.

This is the entrance to the Obic Building on the Midosuji River side.

There was a”Doutor” on the 1st floor.

The entrance seen from the inside.

The lobby was on the 15th floor.

There was a stylish object on display in the middle of the lobby.

There is a window on the north side of the lobby, and the view of Kitashinchi and Umeda was wonderful.

The wall behind of the front desk was lit up.

There was a check in and check out machine, and also a machine for breakfast tickets.

There was also a concierge desk.

Lobby floor elevator hall.

Guest room elevator hall.

Guest room floor corridor.

Guest room entrance door.

There was a bathroom and open closet on the right and a full length mirror on the left.

Full length mirror

The room was only 21 square meters wide and is the smallest room, but it was big enough for a business stay.

The bed was a Simmons bed with a width of 140 cm and which was comfortable to sleep on. The style of the bed was very high class.

There were two types of pillows, a hard type and a soft type.

There was a table next to the bed with an alarm, TV remote, tissue, foldable stand mirror and a telephone.

Light switch, outlet and USB port.

TV across the bed.

If you are a member of a video distribution service such as Hulu or Netflix, you can log in to watch TV, and you can watch and search YouTube even if you are not a member. Also, you can project your smartphone on the screen by using chrome cast. I also found it useful because I could check the laundry usage status on the TV.

Table and chairs.

Since my room was facing west, I could see the Kyocera Dome (former Osaka Dome) on the left side. The right side is lined with skyscrapers near Higobashi subway station, the right side of the twin tower shown on the right of the photo is the festival hall, which is also the recording venue for “Newlyweds Welcome.” and the left side is the Conrad Hotel.

The night view was wonderful, and there were no building that blocks the view from the 23rd floor, so I could see the night view over a wide area. On the east side, you can see Midosuji, on the north side you can see Umeda and Kitashinchi, and on the south side you can see Harukas and Tsutenkaku.

The bathroom and toilet were separate.

The wash area was spacious.

The bathtub was deep and comfortable to relax in.

The shower was a height-adjustable and removable hand shower, so there was no problem with water pressure and temperature could be easily adjusted. You can borrow a bucket and a stool if necessary.

Shampoo, conditioner and body soap were prepared next the shower. Italian organic product “Millennium” was very refreshing.

Sink and toilet.

A toilet with a washlet function.

Face and hand soap on the sink.

There was a toothbrush, toothpaste, brush, razor, shower cap, cotton, swabs, hair bands, wash towels, alcohol wet wipes and bath salts.

A basket for dirty clothes.

The closet did not have a door.

There were two types of hangers.

There was an iron, ironing board, baggage rack, slippers, clothes brush and a shoe horn.

A safe was prepared under the bedside table.

There was a cafe corner on a glass shelf.

There was a plate, cutlery, ice bucket and 2 bottles of water that were free.

Inside the drawer was an electric kettle, cups, glasses, drip coffee and tea.

There was nothing prepared inside the fridge.

There was an all-day dining called “The Blink” on the 15th floor where I had lunch.

You can see Harukas and Tsutenkaku when you sit at a seat facing the north side.

There was also a bar lounge called “The Bar” on the 15th floor. It is used as a cafe during the day and a bar at night. The afternoon tea set was so good that I’d like to try it again.

There was a gym on the 23rd floor which is open 24 hours a day.

A laundry room on the 23rd floor.

Vending machine and ice machine.

Currency exchange machine.

Smoking room on the 15th floor.

There is Seven-Eleven immediately after exiting the hotel west entrance.

If you enter from the Midosuji side entrance you will find “Doutor” on your right.

Looking at the lights in the room at night from the outside, it seemed that there were still few guests, but once the demand from tourists and business travelers recovered, I felt that it would become more fashionable in the future. I saw business guests, couples and friends staying.

There is a supermarket “KOHYO” in the immediate vicinity of Yodoyabashi Exit 12.