The Singulari Hotel & Skyspa At Universal Studios Japan Osaka, Osaka

I had a lovely stay at the hotel. The rooms were clean and comfortable, and the staff was very friendly and helpful. The location was convenient, especially for visiting Universal Studios Japan. However, the dining options were a bit expensive, and the lack of western food choices was a downside.

My stay at the hotel was quite pleasant overall. The rooms were attractive and comfortable, although I did notice some small blood stains on the sheets and curtains that should have been taken care of by housekeeping. The bathroom was a bit small and challenging to maneuver in and out of. Unfortunately, I struggled to communicate this issue to the staff on duty due to a language barrier.

The hotel is in a convenient location right outside the train station, making it perfect for travelers exploring Osaka and Kobe. The rooms were very clean and well-equipped, though there were some minor cleanliness issues. The service was top-notch with helpful staff that went above and beyond, despite missing some room amenities. The dining options were limited and leaned heavily towards Japanese cuisine, which may not suit all tastes.

The hotel looked bigger than it actually was in Tokyo and Kyoto. The room appeared a little worn out, making it a bit hard to get into and out of the bathroom. The service was good with clear communication and bag handling, although some staff seemed grumpy. The location is great for accessing Universal Studios but far from town, situated in a tourist-heavy area. Dining seemed a little overpriced with limited options. Overall, a decent stay with some room for improvement.

The hotel location is incredibly convenient for visiting Universal Studios Japan and accessing nearby convenience stores and supermarkets. The rooms, though a bit small, are still bearable, and significantly more spacious than other hotels in the area. The friendly and helpful service goes above and beyond, but communication challenges arose due to language barriers. The dining experience, while a bit pricey and lacking in Western options, offered homemade jams as a unique touch.

The hotel has a great location right outside the train station, making it very convenient for travelers. The rooms are average sized for inner city hotels in Japan, with modern features albeit compact. The staff is very friendly and helpful. The dining options are limited, heavy on meat and fish, with choices mostly rice and vegetables. Despite some small blood stains on the sheets, which were difficult to report due to language barriers, the overall stay was comfortable and welcoming.