Sheraton Miyako Hotel Osaka (Osaka, Japan)

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Set above Kintetsu Station and connected to a department store, this Tennoji-area hotel is 50 meters (50 yards) from a metro station and 1 km (less than a mile) from Shitenno-ji, one of Japan's oldest Buddhist temples. Show more

Top-floor dining

The hotel's top-floor restaurant serves up panoramic city views and buffets of up to 130 items for lunch, dinner, and dessert; 10 other restaurants and lounges are located throughout the hotel.

Japanese-style decor

Each of the 578 guestrooms is outfitted with cable TV, plus traditional touches such as yukata (Japanese-style nightwear), slippers, and complimentary green tea. Hide

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Standard Triple


		Two single and one rollover bed. Air conditioning. Climate control. Clock radio. Free local calls. Pay movies. Cable television. Refrigerator. Bathroom phone. Bidet. Hair dryer. Handheld showerhead. Iron/ironing board (on request). Blackout drapes/curtains. Complimentary daily newspaper. Complimentary toiletries. Cribs (infant beds) available. Electronic/magnetic keys. Extra towels/bedding in room.

Standard Single Maximum One Guest


One single bed. Air conditioning. Climate control. Clock radio. Free local calls. Pay movies. Cable television. Refrigerator. Bathroom phone. Bidet. Hair dryer. Handheld showerhead. Iron/ironing board (on request). Blackout drapes/curtains. Complimentary daily newspaper. Complimentary toiletries. Cribs (infant beds) available. Electronic/magnetic keys. Extra towels/bedding in room.

Standard Twin


		Two single beds. Air conditioning. Climate control. Clock radio. Free local calls. Pay movies. Cable television. Refrigerator. Bathroom phone. Bidet. Hair dryer. Handheld showerhead. Iron/ironing board (on request). Blackout drapes/curtains. Complimentary daily newspaper. Complimentary toiletries. Cribs (infant beds) available. Electronic/magnetic keys. Extra towels/bedding in room.

Premium Twin Sweet Sleeper bed


		Two single beds. Air conditioning. Climate control. Clock radio. Free local calls. Pay movies. Cable television. Refrigerator. Bathroom phone. Bidet. Hair dryer. Handheld showerhead. Iron/ironing board (on request). Blackout drapes/curtains. Complimentary daily newspaper. Complimentary toiletries. Cribs (infant beds) available. Electronic/magnetic keys. Extra towels/bedding in room.

Premium King Sweet Sleeper Bed


		One king bed. Air conditioning. Climate control. Clock radio. Free local calls. Pay movies. Cable television. Refrigerator. Bathroom phone. Bidet. Hair dryer. Handheld showerhead. Iron/ironing board (on request). Blackout drapes/curtains. Complimentary daily newspaper. Complimentary toiletries. Cribs (infant beds) available. Electronic/magnetic keys. Extra towels/bedding in room.

Exective Twin Sweet Sleeper Bed


		Two single beds. City view. 45 square metres (484 square feet). Contemporary décor with wood furniture and sitting area. Air conditioning. Cable/satellite TV with premium channels such as CNN and BBC, pay movies, and DVD player. Direct-dial phone with voice mail. Complimentary high-speed Internet access. Refrigerator and minibar. Bathroom with shower/tub combination, complimentary toiletries, Japanese style night robe Yukata, slippers, and hair dryer.

Premium Double Sweet Sleeper Bed


		1 bed. Cable television service. Pay movies. Free local calls. Voice mail. Clock radio. Minibar. Refrigerator. Shower/tub combination. Handheld shower. Bidet. Bathroom phone. Slippers. Hair dryer. Complimentary toiletries. Complimentary newspaper. Blackout drapes/curtains. Iron/ironing board (on request). Air conditioning. Climate control. Window opens. Smoking permitted.

Premium Suite Sweet Sleeper Bed


Cable television service. Pay movies. Free local calls. Voice mail. Clock radio. Minibar. Refrigerator. Shower/tub combination. Handheld shower. Bidet. Bathroom phone. Slippers. Hair dryer. Complimentary toiletries. Complimentary newspaper. Blackout drapes/curtains. Iron/ironing board (on request). Air conditioning. Climate control. Window opens. Smoking permitted.

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Hotel Policies & Fees

The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.

Know Before You Go

The Japanese Ministry of Health, Labour, and Welfare requires all international visitors to submit their passport number and nationality when registering at any lodging facility (inns, hotels, motels, etc. ). Additionally, lodging proprietors are required to photocopy passports for all registering guests and keep the photocopy on file.

Policies

Pets not allowed
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Check-out time is 11 AM

Property Amenities

Swimming pool - indoor
Sauna
Concierge desk
Complimentary newspapers in lobby
Health club
Coffee shop or café
Restaurant(s) in hotel
Room service (limited hours)
Bar/lounge
Parking (surcharge)
Parking garage
Secure parking
Multiple small meeting rooms
Banquet facilities
Ballroom(s)
Exhibit space
Multiple large conference rooms
Audio-visual equipment
Internet access in public areas - surcharge
Business services
Internet access in public areas - high speed
24-hour front desk
Porter/bellhop
Express check-out

Doorman/doorwoman
Security guard
Safe-deposit box at front desk
Multilingual staff
Total number of rooms - 578
Hair salon
Gift shops or newsstand
Tour assistance
Currency exchange
Beauty services
Dry cleaning/laundry service
Air-conditioned public areas
Number of floors - 21
Elevator/lift
Babysitting or child care
Shopping on site
Business center
Room service
Wired (high-speed) Internet access - complimentary
One meeting/conference room
Parking limited (surcharge)
Luggage storage
Airport transportation (surcharge)

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Rooms

City views can be had from all 578 guestrooms, which range in size from 24–31 square meters (258–333 square feet). Most have contemporary, Japanese-style decor generated by framed kimono textiles, blond-wood furnishings contrasted with dark-wood accents, and a neutral color scheme of tans, creams, and grays. All include desks with complimentary high-speed Internet access. Granite-and-marble bathrooms are stocked with an array of complimentary toiletries, plus hair dryers, yukata (Japanese nightwear), and slippers. Hypoallergenic pillows are available upon request, as are VCRs and DVD players.

Room Amenities

High-speed Internet access
Pay movies
Hypo-allergenic bedding available
Complimentary newspaper
Air conditioning
Climate control
Blackout drapes/curtains
Internet access (complimentary)
Voice mail
Free local calls
Refrigerator
Minibar
Wake-up calls
Daily housekeeping
Complimentary toiletries
Hair dryer
Bathroom phone

In-room massage available
Sewing kit
Slippers
Shower/tub combination
Bidet
Extra towels/bedding in room
Handheld showerhead
Cable television service
Electronic/magnetic keys
Iron/ironing board (on request)
Clock radio
Window opens
Rollaway beds available
Cribs (infant beds) available
Smoking permitted
In-room safe

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Dining

The hotel's 11 restaurants and bars/lounges offer everything from traditional Japanese cuisine to Western-style pastries and buffet lunches and dinners.

Top of Miyako - 21st-floor restaurant with panoramic city views and relaxed atmosphere. Lunch, dinner, and dessert buffets feature as many as 130 items. Also serves afternoon tea daily and cocktails each evening.

Miyako - Traditional, Kyoto-style Japanese cuisine served for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Brightly lit, casual restaurant with intimate tables for four separated by lattice-wood privacy screens. Also features a sushi counter and private Tatami rooms (reservations required). eu - All-day restaurant and lounge offers local and Continental cuisine, plus coffee, tea, and alcoholic beverages. Located on the reception level.

Shisen - Chinese cuisine served in a more formal atmosphere with tables for large and small parties.

Matsusaka - Teppanyaki. Specializes in beef rivaling the marbled beef of Kyoto-style teppanyaki.

Café Belle - Casual, bistro-style restaurant with coffee, pastries, and other sweet treats.

Pomodoro - Casual Italian restaurant. Located on the basement-level hallway.

Noritake - Serves Osaka-style and bean curd (doufu) cuisine. Located on basement-level hallway.

President Chibo - Specializes in Okonomiyaki (Japanese-style pizza). Located on the basement-level hallway.

Tsuruki Soba - Serves buckwheat-noodle Japanese cuisine. Also located on the basement-level hallway.

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Amanda M from Gold Coast, Australia

5.0

out of 5

“Great Value for Money”

July 11. 5 nights accomodation. Rooms very clean, bath & shower. Plenty of room here. Small bar fridge in room. 2 x King Single beds the only down side to our accomodation (2 adults & 4YO) A little squishy at night! Extremely helpful staff. Best access to Train station (on top of it!) With Best multi level shopping department store right oustide the hotel front doors (K'Ntetsu) Best "sweets" bakery at your front door. Easy walking distance to many different eateries (KFC, McDonalds, Chinese, Japanese, Italian) Close to JR Loop Line (1station). Direct drop off and pickup at hotel to & from Kansai Airport thru Bus Limousine Service. Not too difficult to get to Universal Studios or Shin Okasa Stn to get bullet train (just need a train map). Would stay there again

Area recommendations

Must take a ride on the bullet train (Shinkansen). Stay a night in Tokyo & come back Best experience.

A Traveller from Hawaii

4.0

out of 5

“Centrally Located, Large rooms, could use face-lift”

The Sheraton Miyako was a nice hotel, twenty years ago it was probably very nice, but the rooms are a bit run down, 80's look and feel. Our room was pretty big compared to other hotels and the Kintetsu train station next door makes catching the subway easy. Just catch the train to Namba and all subways are within reach from there. The Kintetsu Station has a department store and in the basement you will find the usual plethora of food choices that are reasonably priced. Food in the hotel is very pricy. There is also an AM/PM Mart near the entrance inside the train station. VERY convenient. This can be handy after a long day of sight seeing and stocking your room fridge. Guests must be 12 or older to use the pool at a cost of 1000yen. So we were out of luck as my son is 8. The hotel service was good, the lobby on the second floor so you don't need to pass by the front desk when you enter the hotel but if you need anything, the staff is very helpful and friendly. Currency exchange can be done at the front desk. I would recommend this hotel, it's clean, easy to find, centrally located with public transportation next door.

Area recommendations

For dinner, the Namba area is just two train stops away and there is a great range of food options there. We had dotonbori at one of the restaurants there and it was delish! Namba is like a huge carnival, very crowded with Vegas lights everywhere. It's fun to visit for a good dinner.

snow w from Australia

3.0

out of 5

“put your valuables away in safe”

i would like to explain why i would not recommend as we had a ipod stolen from our room its our fault for leaving it out on the table but when you lock your room you expect it to be there when you return asked at front desk to view video of hallway to see if anyone had gone into our room as the cleaners unlock your room and then they leave it open as one cleaner does the bed another does bathroom etc .so your room is open for around a hour while different cleaners do there part and the hotel just so sorry not our problem.overall the hotel is good beds are a little hard for long stays as we were there for three weeks never tried restaurants in hotel as we eat out in the local eatery's train is in the bottom of hotel which is excellent for getting around theres a neat cafe down in the kentetsu shopping mall and a excellent grocery store called halves next to {subway } the sandwich joint which is at the bottom of the escalator back of kentetsu nice sandwiches p repacked for 280 yen. milk bread only sell rice bubbles and frosties cornflakes there's cooked chicken pork you can buy there and microwave is free to use to heat your brought items and prepacked salads.

Area recommendations

osaka namba .rinku town for shopping . kyoto for temples.Osaka is a amazing place to visit its bloody huge just to get from kansai airport to hotel is 1 hour by bus $1500.00 yen one way.For 2000 yen you can get a one day bus pass from the bottom carkpark of hotel on bus to go to rinku town but ask bus driver when you get to airport for voucher so you can get airport shuttle to rinku town really good shopping much like our harbour town in queensland.Osaka namba is another really good shopping place. Universal studios is great to visit as so is Osaka castle all in all had a great time the people in japan are so polite and the cleanliness puts our country to shame bidets on almost all toilets money is put into trays when you pay for anything drink machines on any street cheap to bottle of coke 150 yen water 120 yen nearly every street has a lawson's or am pm or 7/11 shop the place is run like clockwork.no graffiti on trains children are still up at 11pm going home from night school you feel very safe walking the streets no matter what time of the night. now getting back to that ipod which i had to replace at 200.00 aud i honestly think another traveler has walked into our room while the cleaners were in another and they helped themself to it and if you are reading this I hoped it blows your bloody eardrums out.YA THIEF.

A Traveller from Washington DC

2.0

out of 5

“Nothing Special”

The advantage of this hotel is that it's at a train station (not JR) - convenient, but JR Shin-Osaka would be better. This was our first trip to Japan, and just one of many stops. We stayed 4 nights (parent and teenager). We'd choose another hotel next time. Staff is not welcoming, and the hotel feels cold and impersonal (unusual, for our experience of Japan). Our room was clean but a bit worn. It was fine in size and beds were comfortable. We had a small coffee table and 2 chairs in our 2 twin bed room, and a hot pot and refrigerator. I never saw anyone at the concierge desk. Also, when we checked in we were handed a sheet of paper with our receipt, telling us that the pool was closed for a month - a big disappointment. and surprise, as this had been a deciding factor in choosing the hotel. There are free computer terminals in a room next to the lobby - very handy. They didn't tell us about it when we checked in and there was nothing in the room about this. A big plus - There's really terrific, reasonably priced food at the vendors in the department store inside the same station - lots of choices, and easy to pick up a delicious meal after a long day of sightseeing.

Area recommendations

The department store food is excellent, and prices are reasonable. JR Shin-Osaka station is the hub for most travel, and would be a more convenient place to stay for anyone with a JR Pass.

A Traveller from North Pole, AK

5.0

out of 5

“Restful sleep in Osaka”

The hotel was beautiful and the staff friendly and helpful, especially when asked for help getting around Osaka and other areas in Japan. I would stay there again without hesitation.

Area recommendations

Visit Nara. Awsome buda and deer that eat out of your hands.

Monty from California

5.0

out of 5

“Classy”

great services and a real classy hotel.

Area recommendations

Kyoto!!! its only a 2hr train ride but definitely worth it. you can't go to osaka and not visit kyoto.

A Traveller from Miami, FL

5.0

out of 5

“Perfect end to an awesome trip”

Staying in this hotel was the perfect conclusion to an amazing journey across japan. Situated right by the subway station, I came off the train and was literally about 50 yards from the hotel. Plenty of restaurants, shopping, and japanese oddity within walking distance. The room was THE most comfortable hotel room i've stayed in while overseas and the lounge/bar was supremely classy. The shuttle in the morning to the airport was the most convenient amenity EVER. Highly recommend this place.

Daniel K

5.0

out of 5

“Great Hotel, Great people!”

This was a last minute trip! We loved it although short! There is the access to the metro and JR lines which makes traveling through Japan very easy and comfortable! The Hotel Personnel were friendly, almost to a fault!

A Traveller from Oakville, Ontario

4.0

out of 5

“Very Convienient Location”

The Sheraton Miyako is a great place to stay if it is your first time in Osaka & are a bit intimidated about travelling the city. There is an airport shuttle that stops directly at the hotel & there is a train/subway station adjacent to the hotel. From this station it is very easy to get to almost anywhere in Osaka without having to resort to taking taxis. The staff were very helpful in planning our daytrip to Kyoto and even provided the best & most time efficient route there (we only had to change trains once with very little stopover time between). I would definitely stay there again.

Traveller's tip

Going out to eat in restaurants can be very expensive; the department store adjacent to the hotel has takeaway food in the basement. There is an excellent selection of local cuisine and definitely something to suit all tastes, including very fresh sushi & sashimi; we ate food from there every night!

John B from Bennett , Colorado

5.0

out of 5

“Great location for seeing Osaka”

The hotel was simple to get to from the major train stations. It required a couple of train and subway changes, but all were easy to make. The hotel itself was clean and very nicely appointed. We would highly recommend it.

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