Osaka

The 292-room Ritz-Carlton Osaka is a five-pearl property and one of the most luxurious in the city. — Oyster

An oasis of comfort just a short walk from the lights and excitement of Shinbashi and Namba, and a short train ride from many of the city's major sights. — Fodor's

A welcome addition to Osaka’s hotel scene, the Conrad fuses contemporary design with five-star luxury in the upper levels of a skyscraper in the heart of the city, complete with modern artworks, spacious guestrooms, quality restaurants, a chic spa – and panoramic views. — The Telegraph

A bastion of peace and tranquility, Imperial Hotel, Osaka is an ideal place to unwind and recharge in one of the quieter corners of this sometimes-frenetic city. — Forbes Travel Guide

European-style furnishings and mellow contemporary art make the standard rooms at this high-end hotel some of the best in the city. — Fodor's

The red glass exterior makes this designer hotel really stand out. Rooms feature black and white modern interiors accented with red. — Michelin Guide

You are asked to take off your shoes, so it’ll almost feel like home. The communal bath features carbonated water and is popular with the guests. — Michelin Guide

Opening its doors in 2013, the InterContinental Osaka is already regarded as one of the city's top luxury hotels. — Fodor's

The hotel is a 30-minute taxi ride from Osaka International Airport and Shin-Osaka Station, and there is a shuttle bus from Kansai International Airport. — Michelin Guide

A striking white tower in the colorful Shin-sai-bashi district, the Nikko is within easy reach of shopping meccas like Amerika-mura. — Fodor's

Somewhere between a regular hotel and an upscale business hotel, the Rihga Grand Hotel is a centrally located hotel with fairly large rooms and friendly staff. — Lonely Planet

One of Osakas's most luxurious hotels looks out over the city from Japan's tallest building and has some of the best nighttime views of any hotel in the city. — Fodor's

If there was a hotel greenery award, the Westin Osaka would win hands down. — Lonely Planet

This business hotel, next to the Ritz-Carlton, is convenient to the station and offers sparse rooms that meet all basic needs. — Frommer's

Glitz and glitter lure expense-accounters to the Hilton Osaka, in the heart of the business district. — Fodor's

A reasonably priced hotel smack dab in the retail and nightlife heart of Minami. You can just about feel the pulse of Osaka here... Rooms are clean, compact, cute and western-style. — Lonely Planet

Five minutes from Shin-Osaka Station, this efficiently run hostel is in a large building with great views... Private rooms are good value, with one designated room for the physically disabled. — Lonely Planet

For travelers on a budget, the Hearton Hotel Shin-sai-bashi offers a good location and very reasonable rates. — Fodor's

Located in Osaka Bay, the 600-room Hotel Universal Port is the official hotel of Universal Studios Japan, which is just a few minutes' walk from here. — Oyster