Hyatt Osaka

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... bad that Hyatt made it up to us by giving me a gold card with lots of points on it, enough for 2 free nights at Hyatt Osaka. Finding the shuttle stop was a nightmare because of all the people and because of the location of the stop at Osaka ...

We're thinking of moving to Japan and Osaka we've decided, is as good a place as any. Yes, it might not be picturesque like Kyoto or whizz-bang like Tokyo, but everyone here is just darned nice! And if that's not a reason for moving I don't know what ...

After a tiring flight journey - with the transit from Singapore, we finally touched down in Osaka, Japan. Though tired, but I was still delighted, and excited of the sightseeing. We'd expected to see something special. I was once been told by one of my ...

Brief stoppover to change trains. Not so fun when you're exhausted, and are dragging along two tired kids, and seven suitcases. Good thing we had ...

... paa. Det forste som slo oss da vi la til kai var hvor dyrt landet egentli er, her kan mye sammenlignes med norske priser. Osaka ble vaares forste stopp i landet, det ble ikke saa mye tid til sighseeing, men heller et prosjekt i aa finne en minibank som ...

... literally kissed the ground upon arrival after the muck and dirt that surrounded us in India. To top it off, we checked into the Hyatt overlooking the bay. So it was very pleasant first night. And, KL got to watch the World Cup from the comforts of ...

This was my first time to Japan, I was extremely excited and can't wait to touch down to Osaka, Japan. Though the transit have had made me exhausted -- we were transit from KLIA, MY at 1700 to Singapore (it took only 45 mins to reach Changi Airport), we ...

My roomate and I overslept in the noon, and made everyone waited for us for about half and hour. What a shame! Our evening spent gratefully in the fantastic shopping street at Shinsaibashi. There are a lot of pharmacies which sell thousands of ...

... and found in our limited experience a very subservient and tranquil side to the Japanese, even the rush hour natives on the tube! Osaka airport is clean and pristine, there is a chappie whose only mission is to say "Welcome" to all those who disembark, ...

... volar en Business en vuelos largos! Tumbado como un señor, dormí prácticamente la mitad de las 12 horas entre París y Osaka.   Y nada más llegar a Japón, ¿cómo expresarlo? Si alguien ha visto la película Lost in Translation, sabrá de ...

... so back to Tokyo. Once we arrived, we had to take the local train to the Shinjuku Station which was near our hotel (Century Hyatt). The local train was crazy packed, and it was an adventure with all our luggage. It was amazing how busy the trains were ...

... to take the bullet train but we simply has too much luggage and so decided to take the short flight. We arrived at the hyatt regency hotel which is another show stopper. The rooms are great but again it's the bathrooms that are spectacular. Bathtubs as ...

... had been put off long enough. Thus, under the cover of darkness, Leanne and I made the nine hour overnight bus ride from Osaka bound for the busiest train station in the world. Day One - Running on empty at a frenzied pace In true fashion, we ...

... But as ever, we don't have enough time here – three weeks in Japan sounds plenty, but it isn’t really. So, with our interrail passes in hand, we bid a fond farewell to Fukuoka and the lovely Hyatt staff and are off to Osaka... ...

... streets, round the amazing temples, along the river. But as picturesque as Kyoto undoubtedly is, it's certainly different from Fukuaka, Osaka and Himeji. The first thing we noticed here was the huge increase in tourists, both Western and Japanese. The ...

... part was the fried noodles: yumm! You can order other combinations/layers as well, but we all got the same thing. Tokyo and Osaka are also known for Okonomiyaki, but each have their own, different versions. I would like to try those some day too. DH ...

... it!! Yesterday we travelled to Koyasan which was nearly 2 hours away by train, cable car and bus up in the mountains south of Osaka. Very very helpfully the Cross hotel let us keep our big bags with them which turned out to be a godsend as we would have ...

... lunch at Botejyu, a place recommended by one of the Japanese teachers at Stephanie's school, Mr. Ogawa.  We ordered Osaka style okonomiyaki because there's always a competition between which style is the best, Osaka or Hiroshima, pretty much like ...

... the intercontinental saigon by the river and it has been great so far. The kids are happy since it has a fantastic pool and spa (Hyatt in Osaka was probably the best service we have had but the one thing it lacked was a pool..very odd) anyhow we checked ...