Sheraton Miyako Hotel Osaka
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Fast facts
Check in from: | 15:00 |
|---|---|
Check out before: | 12:00 |
Pets | Pets not allowed |
Amenities
Wi-Fi
Parking
Air conditioning
Airport shuttle
Pool
Fitness centre
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Sheraton Miyako Hotel Osaka
Featuring 4 food and beverage options and an indoor pool, Sheraton Miyako Hotel Osaka is just steps from Osaka Uehonmachi Train Station. The spacious non-smoking rooms include free WiFi.
Reviews from 
Couple
Comment: 1 Sep 2026
Stayed in: Jul 2026
Good stay
We stayed here for 3 nights during our holiday in Japan. Although it is a bit out of the centre, there is a metro station literally in the hotel. This made it easy to reach anywhere, and was quicker than getting a taxi to the likes of Namba or Dotonbori. The rooms were nice, but a bit dated. We had access to the lounge through my platinum Bonvoy membership, which was a big bonus. The lounge was excellent, with a nice view, and a good range of food and drink offerings. The staff in the hotel were very nice and attentive, and we had no real complaints overall. Would stay here again based on the easy access to Osaka via the metro/train system and the lounge access.
Family traveller
Comment: 11 Aug 2026
Stayed in: Aug 2026
No surprise, classic Sheraton.
It has the classic Sheraton luxury, of course. But the hotel is very old. It needs to be renewed. The public toilets are dirty. Even the subway toilets are cleaner. The location is excellent, right above the metro station. The breakfast is good. The reception staff were very friendly and helpful. I would like to thank the staff member, whose name I don't know, who handled our check-in process.
Hotel response
Comment: 25 Aug 2026
Thank you very much for staying at the Sheraton Osaka Hotel. Some of our hotel facilities and furnishings are showing their age, but we are working on improvements and inspections to make sure they cause as little inconvenience as possible. If there is anything else we can help you with, please feel free to let our staff know. We truly appreciate your valuable feedback. We look forward to welcoming you again.
Sheraton Miyako Hotel Osaka
Sheraton Miyako Hotel Osaka
Family traveller
AU
Comment: 5 Aug 2026
Stayed in: Jul 2026
Best hotel in Osaka!
This hotel is excellent, the staff, the rooms (large and luxurious), and the facilities (including a complimentary gym), as well as the location (next door to the train statin and shops), we couldn’t fault a thing. We will definitely stay again if in Osaka
Hotel response
Comment: 25 Aug 2026
Thank you very much for using Sheraton Miyako Hotel Osaka. We are very happy to hear that you were satisfied with your stay. The valuable feedback you provided will continue to encourage us to provide comfortable service to all our guests. We sincerely look forward to seeing you again in the near future.
Sheraton Miyako Hotel Osaka
Sheraton Miyako Hotel Osaka
Family traveller
Comment: 27 Jul 2026
Stayed in: Aug 2025
Station-connected comfort in Uehonmachi, with a club lounge that serves takoyaki
This was my third stay here, spread across July 2023, February 2024 and August 2025, and by now I have a clear sense of why I keep coming back.
The single most decisive feature is the location. The hotel connects directly to Kintetsu Osaka-Uehonmachi Station, with a department store and underground shopping arcade at its feet. On a working trip with luggage, walking from the ticket gate to the lobby without stepping outside saves more energy than the map suggests. The building itself opened in 1985, designed by Togo Murano, and it has aged with dignity: a restrained vertical façade softened by a curving canopy, with mature trees around the entrance.
My most recent room had a king bed, a wide wooden headboard filling the wall, and a gently curved window looking over the city. It is not a large room by contemporary standards, but the desk, chair and side table are arranged so that spreading out documents never blocks the path to the bathroom. With the window closed it is remarkably quiet for a property sitting directly above a railway terminal. On this visit, late checkout was granted until four in the afternoon as a Platinum benefit, which quietly reorganised the whole day: a morning meeting, a return to the room to finish work, and departure after lunch, with no hunting for a café in between.
The Sheraton Club lounge on the twentieth floor is the other reason I return. The interior is calm rather than dramatic, with deep crimson armchairs and generous windows over the city. What sets the food apart is that it is unmistakably of this city: takoyaki appears alongside the usual canapés, an unusual choice that anchors the stay to Osaka rather than to a generic hotel template. Dim sum arrives in bamboo steamers, still hot, and the small dishes — marinated vegetables, carrot rapée, tortilla rolls — are carefully made. Naan with green curry is substantial enough to serve as a light dinner, and a plate of four contrasting cheeses is available.
The drinks selection is genuinely considered rather than merely present. A junmai ginjo sake, a Japanese craft gin, shochu, plum wine, whisky and decent tonic water gave me real choices. Few complimentary lounges bother at this level.
One practical note for families: signage states that children twelve and under may use the lounge only with a guardian and only until half past five, after which alcohol service begins and families are asked to refrain. Plan the evening meal elsewhere if travelling with young children.
亀山容三 / Gastronomy Journal
The single most decisive feature is the location. The hotel connects directly to Kintetsu Osaka-Uehonmachi Station, with a department store and underground shopping arcade at its feet. On a working trip with luggage, walking from the ticket gate to the lobby without stepping outside saves more energy than the map suggests. The building itself opened in 1985, designed by Togo Murano, and it has aged with dignity: a restrained vertical façade softened by a curving canopy, with mature trees around the entrance.
My most recent room had a king bed, a wide wooden headboard filling the wall, and a gently curved window looking over the city. It is not a large room by contemporary standards, but the desk, chair and side table are arranged so that spreading out documents never blocks the path to the bathroom. With the window closed it is remarkably quiet for a property sitting directly above a railway terminal. On this visit, late checkout was granted until four in the afternoon as a Platinum benefit, which quietly reorganised the whole day: a morning meeting, a return to the room to finish work, and departure after lunch, with no hunting for a café in between.
The Sheraton Club lounge on the twentieth floor is the other reason I return. The interior is calm rather than dramatic, with deep crimson armchairs and generous windows over the city. What sets the food apart is that it is unmistakably of this city: takoyaki appears alongside the usual canapés, an unusual choice that anchors the stay to Osaka rather than to a generic hotel template. Dim sum arrives in bamboo steamers, still hot, and the small dishes — marinated vegetables, carrot rapée, tortilla rolls — are carefully made. Naan with green curry is substantial enough to serve as a light dinner, and a plate of four contrasting cheeses is available.
The drinks selection is genuinely considered rather than merely present. A junmai ginjo sake, a Japanese craft gin, shochu, plum wine, whisky and decent tonic water gave me real choices. Few complimentary lounges bother at this level.
One practical note for families: signage states that children twelve and under may use the lounge only with a guardian and only until half past five, after which alcohol service begins and families are asked to refrain. Plan the evening meal elsewhere if travelling with young children.
亀山容三 / Gastronomy Journal
Hotel response
Comment: 25 Aug 2026
Thank you very much for staying at Sheraton Miyako Hotel Osaka. We are truly delighted to hear that you were satisfied with your stay and meals. Your feedback will continue to motivate us to make our hotel even more comfortable for everyone. We sincerely look forward to welcoming you again in the near future.
Sheraton Miyako Hotel Osaka
Sheraton Miyako Hotel Osaka
Family traveller
Comment: 22 Jul 2026
Stayed in: Jul 2026
Excellent value and great Marriott Bonvoy Elite benefits
This hotel is amazing value in Osaka. It is located above a train and subway station and has easy access to buses too. It is easy to get around Osaka or places like Nara.
Check in was quite quick and as an elite member we received a complimentary upgrade to a recently renovated junior suite.
Housekeeping is great and topped up towels and amenities daily and has Sothys Paris branded amenities in the bathroom too as well as a usual shower gel / shampoo / conditioner.
The lounge (for elite members or those who book rooms with access) is one of the best we came across in Japan. Some snacks and desserts during the day and good varied foods and dim sum in evenings with alcoholic drinks (beers, wine and spirits) available for a longer period than other hotels.
Breakfast downstairs is good too with varied selection of pastries, hot food, salads, fruit. Again great tasty watermelon and pineapple each day and they even had a beef curry with rice. The only two annoying things is the tiny shots of fresh juice and smoothies - would be better in a bigger glass - and the omelette station has ONLY plain omelettes :(
Staff are mostly helpful and friendly.
Check in was quite quick and as an elite member we received a complimentary upgrade to a recently renovated junior suite.
Housekeeping is great and topped up towels and amenities daily and has Sothys Paris branded amenities in the bathroom too as well as a usual shower gel / shampoo / conditioner.
The lounge (for elite members or those who book rooms with access) is one of the best we came across in Japan. Some snacks and desserts during the day and good varied foods and dim sum in evenings with alcoholic drinks (beers, wine and spirits) available for a longer period than other hotels.
Breakfast downstairs is good too with varied selection of pastries, hot food, salads, fruit. Again great tasty watermelon and pineapple each day and they even had a beef curry with rice. The only two annoying things is the tiny shots of fresh juice and smoothies - would be better in a bigger glass - and the omelette station has ONLY plain omelettes :(
Staff are mostly helpful and friendly.
Hotel response
Comment: 25 Aug 2026
Thank you very much for choosing to stay at our hotel. We are glad to hear that you had a comfortable time during your trip, and we will continue to keep our original spirit in mind and strive to improve our services so that all our guests feel the same. Regarding the points you mentioned about the meals, we will take them into consideration for future improvements.
Thank you again for posting your review. All of our staff sincerely look forward to welcoming you again.
Sheraton Miyako Hotel Osaka
Thank you again for posting your review. All of our staff sincerely look forward to welcoming you again.
Sheraton Miyako Hotel Osaka
Very good location
Tennoji-ku, Uehommachi 6-1-55, Osaka, 543-0001, Kansai, Japan|3.51 km from city centre
Check in and check out
Check in from:
15:00
Check out before:
12:00
Good to know
Pets not allowed
According to the Osaka prefecture Ordinance, the accommodation tax in Osaka City will be revised starting September 1, 2025. The tax will be charged per person per night based on the accommodation fee: 5,000 JPY to 15,000 JPY per person per night: 200 JPY tax 15,000 JPY to 20,000 JPY per person per night: 400 JPY tax Over 20,000 JPY per person per night: 500 JPY tax Some room rates do not include the accommodation tax, and guests may be required to pay it separately at the front desk. Please check with the hotel for details.
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