CUVÉE J2 HOTEL OSAKA by Onko Chishin

This champagne-themed hotel is well thought out, from the welcome drink upon check-in to the small ingenuity of each room corresponding to the winery. Although the room looks plain in the photos, it is actually very nice. Breakfast is bread from a famous shop nearby, and it is very filling.

The room is large, beautiful, pure white and clean, very cost-effective, and a ten-minute walk to Shinsaibashi

I am a champagne lover. When I learned about the world’s first themed hotel that combines champagne, I couldn’t help but immediately book a flight to check it out. When I found the hotel, I doubted it. It was different from what I imagined. There was no receptionist on the first floor. The door opened automatically to greet guests. The elevator took me to the third floor to check in. The service staff was very kind and gave me a glass of champagne. Carefully explain the hotel's precautions. Each room on the first floor feels like it has an independent private space. After entering the room, it was so beautiful that my eyes rolled. The pure white decoration is simple and neat, the furnishings are noble, and there is 24-hour constant temperature hot water. Automatic replacement, especially when the weather is very cold, you can take a bath directly without waiting for the water to be drained. The TV is designed with a projection screen. It feels like watching a movie at home, which is very relaxing. I also like the welcome snacks. Overall, I am very happy. I like it very much. Next time I come to Osaka, this hotel will definitely be my first choice.

The hotel is very private and you can hardly find the door haha The service is very good and the facilities are very new, like a popular hotel in China The price-performance ratio is average, but overall I am satisfied. After all, it is not easy to have a bath in such a big place in Japan Rewards and penalties are clear, so I write a review Thanks to Ctrip’s customer service staff for understanding and helping to solve problems anytime and anywhere. Thank you!

I accompanied my daughter to attend classes in Osaka during the summer vacation. I stayed at the InterContinental for 3 nights and then moved to this Champagne Hotel for 5 nights. I chose it for champagne and sushi. After arriving at the store, I immediately made an appointment for 2 people to have sushi in front of the restaurant that night, 26,000 yen per person, excluding champagne. The restaurant was on the 2nd floor. There were 8 guests that night. The ingredients were very fresh. I chose 2 champagnes. Champagne and sushi are a perfect match. I was very satisfied! This time I was lucky to meet a very enthusiastic Chinese lady and manager. They gave us a room on the 4th floor for 2 nights and a room on the 13th floor for 3 nights. According to the introduction, the hotel has a total of 11 rooms, each room is named after a champagne winery, and champagne is also provided by the winery! The manager will help us make an appointment for a car and send us to the car to communicate with the driver; the lady will agree with us on the daily cleaning time. The hotel will change the sheets every day, and the hygiene is very clean! The breakfast is bread. The lady said it was provided by a more famous bakery. The portion is large and delicious. There is a small oven in the room! After wandering around the area for a few days, I found it so convenient. The W Hotel where I stayed during the cherry blossom season is just opposite the intersection, and Shinsaibashisuji can be reached in a few minutes' walk. The most convenient thing is that there is a hair salon opposite the hotel, and there are also many head SPAs nearby. My daughter and I eat taro balls and grass jelly at a ********* restaurant nearby every day. There are many restaurants and izakayas nearby, where you can eat from morning to night!

A hotel with no lobby, restaurant, or anything else, with only one room on one floor, is it a five-star hotel? Breakfast is basically bread and a small bottle of yogurt prepared for you in the afternoon when you are not in the room the day before.