Published date: January 30, 2025
The Best Base for Festivals in Osaka!
Room Type Stayed
Superior Double Room (HafH Limited × Free breakfast)
1 ~ 2 guest(s)
550 ~
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Experience of the stay
It is a very comfortable hotel with a stylish atmosphere.
The guest room is compact yet functional, featuring a double bed. With a clean white interior and navy and yellow accent cushions, it creates a sophisticated atmosphere. Unique pop art decorates the walls, giving an urban sense.
The bathroom is of the unit bath type but very functional with rich amenities. There are also dispensers for shampoo and other items, so it's great that you can stay with minimal luggage.
Notably, the quality of the meals provided for free is excellent. Whether the owner is of Chinese or Taiwanese descent, the buffet style includes a variety of dishes such as Japanese stir-fried noodles, simmered dishes, soups, dim sum, salads, and desserts, all carefully made and authentic. There are also refreshments like orange juice available, allowing for a solid nutritional boost in the morning.
Furthermore, the design of the shared space is exceptional. With exposed brick wall vibes, modern lighting, and furniture in calm colors, it creates a cozy atmosphere like a secret base or cafe. Natural light floods in through the tall ceilings and large windows, creating an open feel, perfect for work or reading. If the weather is nice, there’s also a space where you can eat outside.
It’s located about two stations from Osaka Metro, and considering the quality of the facilities, the meals, and the good sense of the interior design, I think it’s a wonderful hotel that satisfies both business and leisure purposes. Especially the balance of design and functionality, along with the quality of meals that don’t feel free, is a major attraction. I can confidently recommend this accommodation!
Experiences during the trip
The venue is Intex Osaka, and since it is inconvenient to move from where I live, I stayed at Just Sleep Osaka Shinsaibashi. It was my first end-of-year music festival. I entered Intex Osaka for the first time, and although there were things I didn't understand, I had a great time.
Reidclay has many photo spots, and the venue's structures illuminated by purple and blue LED lights, along with the decorations of plants lit in green and yellow light, create a fantastic atmosphere. This year marks the 15th anniversary, and you can feel the commitment to special productions.
The artwork of the main visual is also magnificent. The design of a dragon surrounded by flames and a hand holding a microphone expresses the strength and intensity unique to music festivals.
Many fans gathered at the venue, which was lively. It had a special atmosphere unique to end-of-year music festivals!
I also felt lucky to have the Lady Clay version of a famous Osaka snack, Tsuki Keshou!Get Extra Bonus Coins! Sign up with this user's referral code now!