Cuvée J2 Hotel OSAKA by Onko Chishin

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.

The room is large and well-equipped. There is also a private bath in the room. We contacted the hotel in advance and asked for a room on the 13th floor. However, when we arrived, they added a reservation fee of 5,500 yen. This was a bit speechless. Everything else was good. There was also a free bottle of champagne.

The design is very strong and beautiful, it is worth experiencing.

The room is very smart. The bathtub with constant temperature water is a great way to relax after a day of traveling. I also like the white main color. The privacy design of one room per floor is also its unique charm!

The hotel is in a great location, quiet in the bustling city, five minutes away from the subway, and very convenient to Shinsaibashi Osaka Castle. There are convenient markets in the nearby underground streets and Nihonbashi. The room design is based on white, elegant and simple. The toiletries and bedding are very high-end and comfortable. The bathroom design is great, the walls are white, and the 39℃ constant temperature circulation pool is so comfortable. The European bread for breakfast is very delicious. The service is great, the staff are very polite, the young man leads the guests to the room and introduces the various facilities in detail. After leaving the hotel, the hotel manager on duty sent us downstairs and bowed frequently. We walked a long way, and he was still bowing and waving, which was too enthusiastic. The hotel is champagne-themed, not suitable for children. Highly recommended.