Published date: February 19, 2025
A Beautiful Hotel Just One Station from Kansai Airport
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Experience of the stay
I had to adjust my schedule, so I decided to take the late-night flight to Kansai Airport.
I stayed at OMO located in Rinku Town, just one station from Kansai Airport.
I could have made it to OMO7 in Shin-Imamiya by train, but since I had already stayed there, I intentionally chose OMO Kansai.
The hotel entrance is connected to the second-floor deck of the station, so it only took a minute to get to the hotel from the exit. There's also a Lawson convenience store next door.
(However, it was snowing that day, and I happened to arrive when there was a bit of a snowstorm, so I had to dash from the station exit / LOL)
Check-in was done at the check-in machine.
There were people at the front desk, but if you know how, you can check in smoothly without conversation.
After dropping off my luggage in the room, I went downstairs to go to a convenience store and found that the snow had stopped! Why is that?
If only the timing had been a bit different!
The room was a twin.
I was welcomed by the round cushions typical of OMO.
Using the twin room alone was really spacious and comfortable.
Having a separate bath and toilet was great too. I could fill the tub with water and enjoy a bath.
And surprisingly, there is also a large public bath!
But I prefer to bathe in the room (actually, I like to bathe alone), so I don't enjoy hot springs and won't visit public baths even when I stay at hotels with them, so I can't provide a report on that...
The next morning, after checking out, I went down to the first floor entrance and found a coworking space, so I did a bit of remote work there.
It’s not very spacious, but since the front desk and station deck are on the second floor, most people don’t come down to the first floor, so if unknown, it doesn’t seem to get crowded. (There were already three people when I was there).
Experiences during the trip
I visited a ramen shop called 'Noguchi Taro Ramen' that I saw on TV just a few days before my trip.
The one featured on TV was in Kitashinchi, but I went to the shop in Shinsaibashi.
At first glance, it seemed a bit voluminous, but I enjoyed it deliciously and finished it quickly!