Osaka Settsukyo Park Hotels

"Convenient location and good quality for the good price "

"the staff was very welcoming "

"Very closed to the JR station. Staff members are friendly."

"great location no staff as such just follow door codes given in app nice area good transport links"

"Very convenient hotel as it is located right across the train station. It's at the very top of a mall/shopping building. Has an adjoining parking garage. Parking is not free for hotel guests. They will validate your parking ticket for ¥1000. Buffet was good, variety was ok. Its not a very large dining area but the turnaround is quick. Highlight would have to be the the small onsite spa/onsen. It's on the top most floor, not large but has everything you need. I would go for a quick soak after a long day and use the steam room as well. It was great to end your long day with a nice hot soak for your tired body."

"Amazing location with magnificent views, service was excellent and very accommodating staff who looked after us well. The dinner and breakfast was quality! Free coffee, wine and desserts at the lobby was a nice touch."

"Nice hotel with nice facilities. Breakfast was really nice!"

"⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 5/5 – Exceptional Stay at Candeo Hotels Osaka Hirakata My stay at Candeo Hotels Osaka Hirakata was absolutely exquisite! The hotel was spotless from top to bottom—cleanliness and attention to detail were clearly top priorities. The breakfast was outstanding, with a wide variety of healthy, high-quality food options that made every morning feel like a treat. The customer service was excellent—staff were friendly, professional, and went above and beyond to ensure comfort and satisfaction. The highlight of my stay was definitely the spa, which was out of this world—beautifully designed, peaceful, and the perfect way to unwind after a day of exploring Osaka. I highly recommend this hotel to anyone looking for luxury, comfort, and an unforgettable experience in Osaka."

"We had both a great massage in the spa. We liked the variety of hot water baths. We had a special Japanese dinner with 17 pots and pans; quite an experience. It's handy that a little shops in the lobby sell food, drinks, trinkets and souvenirs. I liked my kimono and wished that I could take it with me. Overall a very Japanese experience."