The First Group Hospitality Rebrands Three Dubai Hotels with Marriott, Elevating Guest Experiences

The First Group Hospitality has announced the strategic rebranding of three flagship hotels in Dubai under Marriott International’s renowned Tribute Portfolio and Autograph Collection brands. This collaboration strengthens The First Group’s expanding relationship with Marriott and underscores its commitment to offering world-class hospitality experiences. Following the successful debut of The First Collection at Jumeirah Village Circle in 2024, these rebranded hotels in Dubai Marina, Business Bay, and Jumeirah Village Triangle offer distinctive luxury experiences for both business and leisure travellers.

The First Group Partners with Marriott to Enhance Dubai’s Luxury Offerings

The First Group Hospitality’s move to rebrand three key Dubai properties with Marriott International’s Tribute Portfolio and Autograph Collection marks an exciting new chapter for the hotel management company. This strategic collaboration highlights their commitment to providing extraordinary hospitality experiences that attract both global and regional guests. With these rebrands, The First Group elevates its offerings, aligning with Marriott’s global reputation for luxury, and further enhancing the UAE’s hospitality sector.

The three rebranded hotels – The First Collection Marina, Dubai; The First Collection Waterfront, Dubai; and Hotel Local Dubai, Jumeirah Village Triangle – each represent a unique facet of the city’s diverse appeal. These properties are strategically located in some of Dubai’s most vibrant and popular districts, ensuring easy access to the city’s top attractions and business hubs. With this partnership, guests now have access to Marriott’s powerful loyalty program, giving them even more reasons to enjoy their stays.

A Glimpse into the Rebranded Hotels in Dubai’s Iconic Locations

The First Collection Marina, Dubai, is a stunning addition to the Tribute Portfolio. Located in the heart of Dubai Marina, this property rises above the iconic waterfront with modern rooms, a rooftop swimming pool, a spa, and fitness facilities. Its sophisticated design caters to the urban traveller who seeks a cosmopolitan experience with an unforgettable view of the Marina. Whether you’re relaxing by the pool, dining in the chic restaurants, or indulging in rejuvenating spa treatments, The First Collection Marina promises a luxurious stay.

The First Collection Waterfront, Dubai, situated in Business Bay, offers stylish guestrooms and a range of flexible facilities tailored to both business and leisure travellers. The hotel’s proximity to Burj Khalifa and Dubai Mall makes it a prime choice for guests looking to explore the city’s architectural marvels and shopping landmarks. With carefully curated dining concepts and spaces for business events, The First Collection Waterfront provides a perfect balance between work and relaxation.

Hotel Local Dubai: A Community-Focused Lifestyle Destination

Hotel Local Dubai in Jumeirah Village Triangle brings a refreshing twist to the city’s hospitality scene. As part of Marriott’s Autograph Collection, this hotel is designed with a community-first approach. It features modern accommodations, a wellness centre, an outdoor pool, and vibrant social spaces that cater to culturally curious travellers. Guests seeking authentic local connections can immerse themselves in a truly unique experience, while enjoying the property’s inviting and contemporary design.

Hotel Local Dubai stands as a vibrant social hub where guests can interact, network, and explore the true essence of Dubai’s local culture. Whether it’s relaxing by the pool or engaging in community events, this property provides an enriching experience for those seeking both relaxation and cultural exploration. The hotel’s focus on wellness and social spaces makes it ideal for guests looking to enjoy a dynamic yet peaceful stay in one of Dubai’s most sought-after areas.

Dining and Entertainment: A Key Highlight of the Rebranded Hotels

Dining is an essential part of the guest experience at The First Group’s rebranded hotels, with each property offering diverse culinary delights. At The First Collection Dubai Marina, A Tribute Portfolio Hotel, guests can enjoy Tuscan specialties at Alloro, or indulge in hearty fare at The Blacksmith Bar & Eatery. For those staying at The First Collection Waterfront, A Tribute Portfolio Hotel in Business Bay, Local serves as a casual all-day dining hub, offering international favourites that cater to all tastes.

Meanwhile, Hotel Local Dubai, Autograph Collection, focuses on bringing people together through its social dining concepts. Farmers Commons and Neighbourhood Brew reinforce the property’s identity as a vibrant community hub, where guests can gather, dine, and connect. These innovative dining concepts not only enhance the guest experience but also reflect The First Group Hospitality’s mission to offer authentic and memorable experiences across its portfolio.

Guests of all three hotels also enjoy access to Soluna Restaurants and Beach Club on Palm Jumeirah. Here, they can unwind by the pools lined with sun loungers and cabanas or relax on the private beach. This Mediterranean-inspired destination features the Énas restaurant and the award-winning Risen Café & Artisanal Bakery, recently named the UAE’s Favourite Café at the What’s On Dubai Awards.

Strengthening the Relationship Between The First Group and Marriott International

This rebranding milestone underscores the growing collaboration between The First Group Hospitality and Marriott International. With the integration of these three Dubai hotels into Marriott’s Tribute Portfolio and Autograph Collection, The First Group continues to strengthen its position as a leader in the region’s hospitality sector. Rob Burns, CEO of The First Group, expressed the company’s pride in deepening its relationship with Marriott through these exciting rebrands.

The partnership leverages Marriott’s global brand strength and loyalty platform, offering guests unparalleled access to a world-class hotel experience. Saahil Lalit, Vice President of Development for the Middle East at Marriott International, also highlighted the mutual commitment of both companies to delivering unique, elevated guest experiences. With these three rebranded properties, Marriott’s global reach and loyalty program enhance the value and appeal of The First Group’s offerings, ensuring guests experience exceptional service and hospitality.

The strategic rebranding of three flagship properties in Dubai under Marriott International’s Tribute Portfolio and Autograph Collection marks a significant milestone for The First Group Hospitality. This partnership reflects the company’s dedication to providing luxury, unique, and community-focused experiences in some of Dubai’s most vibrant districts. With exceptional accommodations, innovative dining options, and access to Marriott’s award-winning loyalty program, these rebranded hotels offer a memorable and elevated guest experience. As The First Group continues to expand and collaborate with Marriott, guests can expect even more exciting developments in the future.

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• Table of Contents
• Hotel Resol Trinity Kanazawa
• Kanazawa City Bus Ride Guide
• Introducing the types of buses you can use to tour Kanazawa!
• ①Castle Town (clockwise route) Kanazawa Loop Bus
• ②Castle Town (Counterclockwise Route) Kanazawa Loop Bus
• 3. Hokuriku Railroad Group Route Buses
• ④ Kanazawa Flat Bus
• ⑤JR West Bus Route Bus
• ⑥ Kanazawa Shopping Bus (only operates on weekends and holidays)
• Kanazawa Light-up Bus
• Kanazawa City 1-Day Free Pass
• summary

Hotel Resol Trinity Kanazawa

All tourist spots in Kanazawa City are within walking distance.

Omicho Market is just a 1-minute walk away, making it a convenient base for sightseeing in Kanazawa.

We welcome you with colorful flowers and Kaga Temari art.

Kanazawa City does not have a subway, so the basic means of transportation is the bus.

You can get to each tourist spot from our hotel on foot or by bicycle using the "Machi Nori" service.

However, Kanazawa City is also one of the cities in Japan that has the most rainy days.

This time, we will introduce how to use the buses at a discount, the types of buses available within Kanazawa City, and other great deals!

Reference article here

Please see below for bus access from our hotel to tourist spots.

We hope you will make use of this as well.

Kanazawa City Bus Ride Guide

1. Wait at the bus stop. The destination and timetable are displayed at the bus stop.

Check the bus number and destination you want to take.

2. Kanazawa City buses have a style where you board through the rear door and exit through the front door.

There are also types where you take a numbered ticket when boarding.

3. The fare corresponding to the number on your ticket will be displayed on the fare display board at the front of the bus.

4. Press the button when you want to get off.

When you approach the bus stop where you want to get off, press the "get off button" inside the bus to let the driver know.

5. Get off at the front door and pay the fare. If paying by cash, place the money in the fare box.

If you have an IC card or credit card, please touch it to the card reader when boarding and exiting the bus.

Introducing the types of buses you can use to tour Kanazawa!

Buses are an essential means of sightseeing in Kanazawa City.

There are six types of tourist buses in Kanazawa City.

①Castle Town (clockwise route) Kanazawa Loop Bus

The bus departs from bus stop 7 at the east exit of Kanazawa Station, and goes around Hashibacho, Kenrokuen Garden, the 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Korinbo, and Omicho Market, passing through Kobashicho and Moriyama 1-chome.

Nearest bus stop

There are two bus stops closest to the hotel on the clockwise route.

Musashi-ga-tsuji and Omicho Market (Kanazawa Omotesando Exit)

It is about a 10-minute walk to the hotel.

Musashi-ga-tsuji and Omicho Market (in front of Kanazawa M'za Kuromon Koji)

It is about a 3-minute walk to the hotel.

Other Information

Payment methods: Cash, credit cards with touch payment mark, debit cards, nationwide transportation IC cards (e.g. Suica) *Payment can also be made with a registered smartphone.

Operating hours: First bus departs at 8:30, last bus departs at 18:00

Note: ICa (Hokuriku Railroad IC card tickets) cannot be used. *Please note that this does not go to Nishi Chaya District, where the Ninja Temple is located.

②Castle Town (Counterclockwise Route) Kanazawa Loop Bus

The bus departs from bus stop 7 at the east exit of Kanazawa Station and goes around Omicho Market, Oyama Shrine, Korinbo, Katamachi, Hirokoji, Sakurabashi, Hondamachi, 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Kenrokuen Garden, and Hashibamachi.

Nearest bus stop

There is one bus stop closest to the hotel on the left-hand route.

Musashi-ga-tsuji and Omicho Market (in front of Ichibakan)

It is about a 5-minute walk to the hotel.

Other Information

Payment methods: Cash, credit cards with touch payment mark, debit cards, nationwide transportation IC cards (e.g. Suica) *Payment can also be made with a registered smartphone.

Operating hours: First bus at 8:38, last bus at 17:58

Note: ICa (Hokuriku Railroad IC card tickets) cannot be used.

For details on the "Castle Town Kanazawa Loop Bus (Counterclockwise/Clockwise)" please click here

3. Hokuriku Railroad Group Route Buses

This bus is also used by Kanazawa residents to commute to work or school.

There are more services than the sightseeing bus, and you can get from Kanazawa Station to the main tourist spots for 210 yen.

It is also possible to access the suburban Kanazawa Port Cruise Terminal, the Ono and Kanaishi areas, Yuwaku Onsen, and other areas.

Nearest bus stop

There are two bus stops closest to our hotel on the Hokuriku Railroad Group bus route.

Musashi-ga-tsuji and Omicho Market (in front of Ichibakan)

It is about a 5-minute walk to the hotel.

If you are boarding from Kanazawa Station, please get off at the "Ichibakan-mae" bus stop.

Musashi-ga-tsuji and Omicho Market (in front of Kanazawa M'za Kuromon Koji)

It is about a 3-minute walk to the hotel.

If you are boarding from Nonoichi or Korinbo, please get off at the bus stop "Kanazawa Mza Kuromon Koji Mae."

Other Information

Payment methods: Cash, credit cards with touch payment mark, debit cards, ICa (Hokuriku Railway IC card ticket)

*Payment can also be made using a smartphone with a registered card.

*National transportation IC cards (e.g. Suica) cannot be used.

*Please be careful in the evenings and early morning hours between 7am and 9am as these are busy rush hours for local residents commuting to work, school, and home.

For details on Hokuriku Railroad Group route buses, click here

④ Kanazawa Flat Bus

The Furatto Bus is a convenient way to casually explore downtown Kanazawa, which still retains its narrow, winding streets and slopes that were built during the feudal era.

This bus is essential for the daily lives of Kanazawa residents, whether for shopping or going to the hospital.

There are four routes: Konohana Route, Kikugawa Route, Zaimoku Route, and Nagamachi Route.

◇Konohana Route

The bus departs from platform 1 at the east exit of Kanazawa Station, passes through Asano Honmachi, and returns to its starting point, Kanazawa Station.

It's a blue line on the map.

*Please note that the Furatto Bus heading to Kanazawa Station only runs on this Konohana route.

◇ Kikugawa Route

Depart from in front of Korinbo Yamato Atrio.

The tour will return to the starting point in front of Yamato Atrio via Shintatemachi and Kanazawa University Hospital.

It's a red line on the map.

◇Lumber route

The tour departs from Musashi-ga-tsuji/Omicho Market, passes along the Asano River, passes through Kenrokuen Garden, and returns to the starting point, Musashi-ga-tsuji/Omicho Market.

It's a green line on the map.

◇Nagamachi Route

The tour departs from Musashi-ga-tsuji/Omicho Market, passes through Nishi Chaya District, and returns to the starting point, Musashi-ga-tsuji/Omicho Market.

It's an orange line on the map.

Other Information

Payment method: Cash only. *National transportation IC cards can be used only on the Zaimoku and Nagamachi routes.

Fare: 100 yen for adults, 50 yen for children (elementary school students)

Note: Recommended for customers who want to take their time to explore the tourist spots.

For details on the "Furatto Bus timetable and route map," click here

For details on Kanazawa Flat Bus fares, click here

⑤JR West Bus Route Bus

This is a bus route that connects Kanazawa Station to Morimoto Station.

From the east exit of Kanazawa Station, we will tour the tourist spots in Kanazawa City and head towards Morimoto Station.

This bus has five types of service: Meikan Line, Saida Line, Higashi-Chogoe Line, Circular Line, and Johoku Sports Park Line.

Nearest bus stop

There are two bus stops closest to the hotel on the JR West Bus route.

◆ Musashi-ga-tsuji/Omicho Market (in front of Kanazawa Hakonemachi)

Musashi-ga-tsuji and Omicho Market (in front of Ichibakan)

Other Information

Payment methods: Cash, national transport IC card

For details on "West Japan JR Bus Route Buses," click here

⑥ Kanazawa Shopping Bus (only operates on weekends and holidays)

The bus departs from bus stop 7 at the east exit of Kanazawa Station and passes through Omicho Market, Oyama Shrine, Korinbo, Katamachi, Tatemachi, Hondamachi, and the 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art.

Nearest bus stop

There are two bus stops closest to our hotel on the Kanazawa Shopping Bus.

Musashi-ga-tsuji and Omicho Market (in front of Ichibakan)

Musashi-ga-tsuji and Omicho Market (in front of Kanazawa M'za Kuromon Koji)

Other Information

Payment methods: Cash, credit cards with touch payment mark, debit cards, ICa (Hokuriku Railway IC card ticket)

Operating hours: Saturdays, Sundays, holidays, New Year's holidays, and Obon period: Operates every 20 minutes from 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM

For more information on the Kanazawa Shopping Bus, click here

Kanazawa Light-up Bus

This bus operates on limited days and travels around illuminated spots in Kanazawa City.

You can get off along the way and enjoy a stroll around Kanazawa at night.

*The service generally operates every Saturday, but there are also special operating days other than Saturday.

Please check the official website for more details.

For more information on the Kanazawa Light-up Bus, click here

Other Information

Payment methods: Cash, credit cards with the touch payment mark, debit cards, nationwide transport IC cards, ICa (Hokuriku Railroad Group IC card)

Note: Kanazawa Light-up Bus Free Pass can be used (Kanazawa City 1-Day Free Pass cannot be used)

*Tickets are not sold on the bus, so advance purchase is required.

*Also available for purchase at the Kanazawa Station Tourist Information Center and the Kanazawa Chuo Tourist Information Center.

Kanazawa City 1-Day Free Pass

Buses within Kanazawa City usually cost 210 yen per section.

Payment can be made not only with cash, but also with credit cards and nationwide transportation IC cards.

However, if you plan to use the bus multiple times for sightseeing, the Kanazawa City 1-Day Free Pass is by far the best deal.

This ticket is

・Adults: 800 yen・Elementary school students and younger: 400 yen

It is sold at and allows unlimited bus rides in one day.

For example, if you take the bus four times at the regular fare, the total cost will be 840 yen.

In other words, if you plan to ride the train four or more times, this ticket is a better deal.

This ticket can be used on the six types of buses introduced above, making it the perfect ticket for those who want to travel around tourist spots efficiently.

For details on the "Kanazawa City 1-Day Free Pass," click here

One-day passes are also available for purchase at the front desk of our hotel, so please feel free to purchase one.

Tickets can also be purchased at the ticket center at Kanazawa Station and the bus center inside Kanazawa M'za.

summary

This time, we introduced the types of buses that are essential for sightseeing in Kanazawa and how to use them.

Take advantage of sightseeing buses and free passes during the day, and ride the illuminated bus at night to enjoy the fantastical cityscape of Kanazawa.

Not just Tokyo and Kyoto! Your next travel destination is Kyushu

For many travelers visiting Japan, Tokyo and Kyoto come to mind, but in recent years, Kyushu, located southwest of Tokyo and just an hour by plane, has been gaining attention as a new travel destination.

Kyushu has so many famous hot springs that it is called the "hot spring kingdom," and some of Japan's leading hot spring resorts are scattered throughout the region, from Saga/ Ureshino and Oita/ Beppu in the north to Kagoshima/ Ibusuki in the south.
Additionally, each prefecture is close to a port town, where you can enjoy fresh seafood such as sushi, sashimi, and local cuisine at a more affordable price than in the city, making it an attractive destination for gourmet travelers.
Furthermore, Kyushu has strong ties to world-famous anime, with the locations of series such as "One Piece," "Attack on Titan," and "Natsume's Book of Friends" scattered throughout the region, making it a popular destination for travelers who are interested in anime culture.

Another attraction is the ease of travel. The Shinkansen bullet train runs north and south, allowing for smooth travel between major cities. By renting a car or using the JR Kyushu sightseeing train, you can freely visit hot spring resorts and small towns in the mountains, and multi-day road trips around Kyushu are also popular.

Deep and warm travel memories that are a little different from those of Tokyo or Kyoto. Kyushu is sure to have a special experience that will stay in your heart.

▼If you're looking for a base for your Kyushu trip, we recommend JR KYUSHU HOTEL Blossom Hakata Chuo!

To enjoy Kyushu even more: A comfortable trip starting from Hakata

Kyushu is a region overflowing with diverse attractions, including nature, history, culture, and cuisine. Fukuoka /Hakata, its gateway, combines easy access with a lively atmosphere, making it the perfect starting point for your trip.

And the JR KYUSHU HOTEL Blossom Hakata Chuo will make your stay in Fukuoka /Hakata even more comfortable and special.
In addition to its convenient location near the station, the hotel offers sophisticated guest rooms, a breakfast featuring seasonal Kyushu ingredients, and comfortable hospitality, making it a safe choice as a base for your trip.

You can enjoy the charm of Hakata by sightseeing in the city, or you can go a little further and take a short trip to various parts of Kyushu. With so much freedom in how you spend your time, you can make your own travel style come true.

Kyushu is a place where you can discover something new every time you visit.
Please use JR KYUSHU HOTEL Blossom Hakata Chuo as your base and enjoy your trip to Kyushu to your heart's content.

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Hotel Noum OSAKA is a city where you can feel nature. The River View King Room features large windows, allowing you to enjoy a variety of views throughout the day.

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Midosuji illuminations

Approximately 4km of illuminations will decorate Osaka's symbolic street, Midosuji. The lights will be turned on in 2025 to coincide with the opening of the Osaka-Kansai Expo, allowing visitors to see the vibrant colors.

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Venue: Midosuji (Hanshinmae intersection to Namba West Exit intersection)

Schedule: Until December 31, 2025

[Umeda] UMEDA SKY BUILDING Christmas 2025

The Christmas market will be held in the plaza on the first floor of Umeda Sky Building. A huge tree measuring approximately 25 meters in height and covered with approximately 130,000 LED lights will be set up inside the venue, creating a Christmas atmosphere.

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Venue: Umeda Sky Building 1F Plaza/Wonder Square

Dates: November 14th to December 25th, 2025

Admission fee: Free

[Tenmabashi - Nakanoshima Island Park] Winter Water City Osaka Week Nakanoshima Island EAST Waterfront Walk 2025

Enjoy the illuminations along the river from Temmabashi to Tenjinbashi. Part of Nakanoshima Island Park is lit up in the shape of a boat, and the light reflected on the water create a fantastical atmosphere.

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Venue: Tenmabashi Hachikenyahama and Nakanoshima Island Park

Date: Until January 31, 2026

[Sakurajima] Universal Christmas Joy

Universal Studios Japan, a popular theme park in Osaka, will be kicking off its Christmas event on November 19th! There will be decorations, special shows, and food menus that are perfect for this time of year.

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Venue: Universal Studios Japan

Dates: November 19, 2025 - January 4, 2026

Admission fee: Adults from ¥8,900, children from ¥5,700, etc.

*Prices vary depending on the admission date

[Tennoji] Christmas Market in Osaka Tenshiba 2025

This Christmas market is held right next to Tennoji Zoo, the Osaka Municipal Museum of Fine Arts, Abeno Harukas, and more. It is lined with gourmet food, sweets, and Christmas goods.

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Venue: Tennoji Park Tenshiba/Tenshiba i:na

Dates: November 28th to December 25th, 2025

Admission fee: Free

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• Table of Contents
• Shinsaibashi: A Prime Shopping Area 
• Namba: A Gourmet Paradise at Dotonbori & Kuromon Market 
• Find the Perfect Osaka Hotel for a Comfortable Stay

Osaka, with its bustling streets and rich food culture, is a popular destination for both domestic and international travelers. Tourist attractions and shopping areas are compactly located, and it's easy to get around by train or subway.

With so many accommodation options in Osaka, it can be difficult to decide where to stay. Choosing a hotel that aligns with your sightseeing route and the purpose of your trip can make your stay more comfortable and significantly enhance your overall travel experience.

In this article, we will introduce recommended hotels in each popular area.

Shinsaibashi: A Prime Shopping Area 

Shinsaibashi is a popular shopping spot located in the center of Osaka. You can enjoy just walking around the city, visiting the brand shops and cafes of Shinsaibashi Shopping Street and America-mura, the epicenter of youth culture.

Hotels in this area are close to the station and are convenient for transportation, and are recommended for those who want to enjoy sightseeing and shopping to the fullest in the city center.

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1. Oriental Express Osaka Shinsaibashi

It is a 4-minute walk from Osaka Metro Shinsaibashi Station and a 10-minute walk from Dotonbori, making it an excellent location for sightseeing and shopping.

There are two types of guest rooms available, double and twin rooms, which are primarily for two people. These simple and compact rooms are perfect for couples or friends.

The hotel is equipped with facilities such as a self-baggage room, coin laundry, and microwave, as well as a cafe space on the first floor. Another great feature is that free coffee, tea, and soup are available exclusively to guests.

Oriental Express Osaka Shinsaibashi is simple yet equipped with everything you need, making it a comfortable base for sightseeing. If you're staying near Shinsaibashi Station, be sure to check it out.

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Namba: A Gourmet Paradise at Dotonbori & Kuromon Market 

Namba has many attractions, such as the neon lights of Dotonbori and the Glico sign, the fresh seafood at Kuromon Market, and gourmet food to eat on the go. You can enjoy walking around the city while sampling popular Osaka delicacies such as takoyaki, okonomiyaki, and kushikatsu.

Many hotels in Namba are conveniently located for sightseeing and travel, making it an ideal area for first-time visitors to Osaka, families, and friends traveling together.

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1. Namba Oriental Hotel

Located in the heart of Namba, Namba Oriental Hotel offers excellent access to Dotonbori, Kuromon Market, Namba Parks, and more.

There are a Toyotomi of room types, including twin, double, and even triple rooms, making it suitable for families traveling with two or more people. There are also residential floors equipped with kitchens and washer-dryers, making long-term stays a breeze.

The hotel also has two lounges that guests can use free of charge. The welcome lounge offers a drink bar, including alcohol, and light snacks, while the laundry lounge allows you to relax with a cup of coffee and a game of chess or a table game between washes. These are spaces where you can relax, just like your own living room.

This hotel is perfect for those who want to enjoy sightseeing to the fullest while also relaxing during their stay.

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2. Holiday Inn Osaka Namba

Holiday Inn Osaka Namba boasts excellent access, just a 6-minute walk from Namba Station on all train lines, making it a hotel where you can fully enjoy the energetic atmosphere of Osaka.

The hotel offers a variety of room types, with a focus on rooms with friendly and reassuring colors, and a full range of amenities. Many rooms can accommodate triple occupancy, making it ideal for groups and families. The hotel also has a restaurant that is open all day, where you can enjoy a varied Japanese and Western buffet in the morning, and authentic Italian cuisine for lunch and dinner.

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Find the Perfect Osaka Hotel for a Comfortable Stay

Osaka has a variety of hotels to choose from depending on your purpose of stay, whether that be sightseeing, shopping, or visiting theme parks.

Each hotel will support your comfortable stay, whether you're looking to stroll around town or shop in Shinsaibashi, eat your way around Namba or enjoy sightseeing, or enjoy the theme parks at Universal City.

Choose a hotel from the ones introduced in this article that suits your travel style and enjoy a memorable trip to Osaka.

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