Osaka Marriott Miyako Hotel

Nice and clean hotel with a very roomy lobby floor with bar and live cozy music on some nights. Breakfast was better than ok with different options, fresh juices, limited range of yoghurt, pastries and asian breakfast. I missed a wider and larger range of ham and sausage. Really excellent egg station where they deliver to your table. The view from the breakfast was nice. Our room was really nice and clean and the view was nice on our high floor (view direction could have been better). Excellent bathroom with shower and bathtub and separate toilet. Hotel location was excellent on top of JR Tennoji station and there is even an elevator from the underground floor with direct access to the hotel lobby at 19th floor, which is really excellent! The hotel building also houses many restaurants and shops . Location is an excellent starting point to access Osaka by train. We also used the convenient location when travelling to the KIX airport really early in the morning, super!||The hotel is pricey though, at least for us staying three in our room.||Would be back without hesitation!

This was my second stay at the Osaka Marriott Miyako Hotel, nearly nine years after my first in October 2017—a memorable birthday trip. Now a Marriott Titanium member, with experience across various Marriott properties, I still find this hotel a solid choice for its sweeping views (had rooms on the 54th and 40th floors), excellent executive lounge (generous breakfast and happy hour offerings), and unbeatable location atop Tennōji Station—an easier maze to navigate than Osaka Station.||That said, higher status may bring higher expectations—and more room for disappointment. I was excited| to receive a corner king room upgrade, but a few hours into the first night, loud humming noises began near the bathroom ceiling. They startled me at first and continued long enough for me to record them. Despite silicone earplugs, the noise woke me up several times. When I reported it, the front desk suggested it was due to my setting the AC too high—at just 23°C. Housekeeping later lowered it back down to 21°C as a solution.||Pressed for time, I didn’t switch rooms the first time that option was offered and gave it another try. Same problem on night two. I finally moved rooms on the third day. The hotel’s response? Two small sponge cakes and a 10% coupon encouraging me to spend more. I wasn’t expecting grand compensation, but this fell short of the Japanese hospitality I’ve come to appreciate—especially at this price point. The lower-ranked staff worked hard to help, but I got the sense that they didn’t quite fully understand how to problem solve and the management didn’t think it warranted any additional gestures of compensation.

Stayed here for 5 nights with small kids. The location is very convenient - first stop off the JR Haruka Express from the KIX airport. Hotel is attached to and across the road from JR train station. Lots of big malls linked to the hotel. The Subway is directly below hotel. The hotel staff were very considerate. They set up a very nice baby cot and be railings for us. Even left a small birthday present for my kid. We didn't manage to get the late check out that is usually available for members, probably b'cos the hotel is so popular and was apparently fully booked. Didn't use any facilities - briefly saw the gym and it looked pretty well equipped. I think there is no pool. The view is amazing.. Second best hotel view in all my stays so far. Best was another Marriott actually. The hotel restaurant can be better in terms of quality and offering locally sourced items. Also I saw huge amounts of food waste, but this is sadly quite commonplace in Japan from my observations. Special mention to Yuriko from room reservations department - thanks very much! Overall: highly recommended for families looking for a central city location NB: just saw an earlier review: haha.. looks like complaining works well to get freebies like lounge access. Anyway, that's not my style so I guess I wont get to enjoy the lounge anytime soon. LOL

We enjoyed the entire experience at the hotel. The rooms were great and we loved the showers in the room. The view of the city that the hotel offers was spectacular. The hotel was clean and all the staff was extremely friendly and helpful. We also took advantage of the fitness center and it has all the basic exercise equipment to keep up your workout regiment while traveling. The hotel is in a great location whether you have a rental car or plan to take public transportation. We were able to patronize the near by malls and shopping centers.

This will absolutely be our go-to hotel going forward when staying in the Osaka area.||Firstly, the building is extremely impressive and fun to traverse, and really makes you understand the 'SimTower' video game. It's directly atop of Tennoji station which is extremely convenient. There are some cool large glass elevators with an amazing view of the Tennoji area that take you to the hotel lobby. Upon arrival at the Hotel lobby, everything is set up perfectly to be modern, clean, and welcoming without being overly luxurious or pretentious.||The guest rooms are high up enough to have good views of the area. They're large especially for Japanese standards, and even when compared to many metro area US hotels. The amenities are very complete. And if you book directly, they give you complimentary tickets to the Harukas observatory at the top of the same building.||If there was one thing it would be if the hotel would consider allowing 3 adults to a room. We had to go for a different hotel last time because despite having 2-Queen rooms, the hotel only allows 2 adults to a room. Luckily, this trip, everything worked out with our group of friends.

I had an unforgettable 5-night stay at Osaka Marriott Miyako Hotel. The panoramic views from the hotel are absolutely breathtaking, especially at sunrise and sunset. The atmosphere throughout the hotel is calm, elegant, and welcoming — perfect for both relaxation and leisure. The staff were incredibly kind, attentive, and always ready to assist with a smile. The location is unbeatable, with direct access to public transportation, shopping centers, and a wide range of restaurants just steps away. Breakfast was one of the highlights — a generous and diverse selection of hot and cold dishes, freshly prepared and beautifully presented. Overall, this hotel exceeded my expectations in every way. I highly recommend it for anyone visiting Osaka, whether for business or vacation. I would definitely stay here again!

The hotel is in the tallest building in Osaka, so the views are amazing. The rooms are nice and modern. However, I rated it 2 stars because they give no benefits for platinum Bonvoy members. We travel frequently all over the world, and have never not been eligible for benefits or points because we booked through a travel agent. They just said “no, you don’t get anything. Sorry” and that was it. They really didn’t care and were not helpful at all. Won’t be staying there again.

Confusing Elevators, if you want to go to your room, you need to take Elevator from first floor to 19th floor (Lobby) then walk about 50 to sixty meter then use another Elevator to go to your room. If you want to go to Observatory ( roof of the building) steps to follow: 1- take Elevator from your room level down to lobby ( 19th floor) 2- change Elevator go down to 16th floor. 3- from 16th floor take Elevator to 60th floor. ( again different Elevator). If you want to return to your room, 60th floor to 16th change Elevator go 19th floor ,change Elevator again 19th to your room floor. Imagine what happens to older people during Earthquake or fire. Panicking.