Close to the train station, and they also offer shuttle TO the airport (but not FROM the airport). There's a large shopping outlet nearby as well

If you have an early flight out of Kansai Airport (as we did), you can get up at 4 am and then commute to the airport. Or you can book a night in this hotel and get up a 7 am. The hotel serves to get you close to the airport, making your trip to catch your flight easier. The shuttle bus in the morning is a big bonus. The food court at the RINKU Town was an unexpected pleasure.

There is nothing to say about what we didn't like. The hotel served well as a link in getting to the airport easily, so that we could conclude our visit to Japan and get to Ho Chi Minh City comfortably.

Perfect location for Rinku Town station, Kansai Airport and Rinku Premium Outlets. The Twin Seaview room is very spacious with a separate seating area and lovely airport / sunset views from double aspect windows. There are washing machines / dryers, ice machines and drinks vending machines on Floor 21 and a Lawsons for snacks at the station (2 mins walk). The train to the airport costs 370 Yen and takes under 10 mins. The hotel shuttle bus only runs early mornings.

It's a functional hotel, not a luxury hotel. But I couldn't fault it for what it aims to do.

This hotel shares a location with the rather fancier Star Gate hotel and shares a breakfast room on the 54th floor! The views are amazing (and the food good). The location right at Rinku station is as close to the airport as you can get, transfers by train are easy. The area itself has little to recommend it. The rooms were large and comfortable.

The hotel advertised coach transfers to the airport but actually there were only four in total and none at the time we wanted; though the feature had influenced our booking decision, it actually didn't matter because the train station was so close. My niece was not allowed into the breakfast room wearing slippers; she had to travel down 54 stories in the Star Gate and up 20 to our room in the Odysis to get shoes and then return, which took about 10 minutes - with a plane to catch...

We stayed at Star Gate few years ago, we felt that the location is good but Star Gate was a bit too old. Found out Odysis is at the same location but looks a lot more modern. Decided to give it a try. We love the location & the view. We stayed there on the first day of our trip & will stay there on our last day of the trip too.

Just a minor comment … we stayed at 26th floor (top floor of Odysis). We needed to climb a stair of 2 steps, shouldn’t be any problem without luggage. But if you’re travelling with some luggage & may be with a pram then these 2 steps maybe a little inconvenience. If Odysis can install a ramp, that will be perfect.

Perfect location especially for late flight arrival (9pm) as close to Kansai (KIX) airport. Only 5 mins by train ride. Easy to navigate from the station and it’s only 3 mins walk (just follow the instruction from their website). Booked 2 rooms as we are a family of 4 (2 adults and 2 teens). Requested for rooms next to each other and they were able to provide. Booked rooms were Standard room non-smoking (double bed). Rooms are clean, comfortable, enough space for 2 persons, usb connectors, there’s a bathtub, nightwear (pajama) are provided. Shuttle to the airport are complimentary but only set times - we didn’t use it as didn’t suit the time we needed to catch our domestic flight. 2 Lawson and Family mart just 2 mins walk. Quick checkin and checkout. It was the cheapest hotels we stayed at while in Japan for 2 weeks, very good value for money.

Japanese beds are firm and takes a while getting used to.

We stayed here twice during our visit when we landed in Osaka and again before we left Osaka, and we were happy with the arrangement. In fact, we liked it so much that we decided we will spend an additional night on our next visit to enjoy the hotel stay. This is a good hotel with good size rooms, comfortable beds, very clean and excellent service by the staff. The rooms also had good views. We took the complimentary shuttle bus to airport on the morning of our departure. There are eateries and fast food outlets in Rinku town, and we can take trains to Osaka from Rinku Town station.

Nothing.

The hotel room was clean and spacious. It was a typical hotel room. We stayed only one night. A stopover before heading to our accommodation for the week. Our flight into Kansai Airport was the last flight in so this hotel served our purposes excellently. We got a pretty high floor and were surprised in the morning with the amazing view. The hotel had a cafe that served breakfast but we opted not to partake. The train station is situated right next to the hotel. There is also a local shopping centre on the other side of that train station. And on the other side of the shopping centre is the famous Rinku Premium Outlet shopping area.

Location: connected to Rinku Town Station and to huge malls with restaurants and shopping. All these connected by covered sky walks. Our room had views of the sea and causeway to Kansai airport, which was 10 mins away. No real need for airport for DIY travellers. Room: modern, clean, secure, quiet, huge bathroom with deep bathtub, fridge. Note all instructions including internet password on tv screen. Breakfast: excellent, located on 52nd floor of attached-sister hotel. Amenities: 4 laundry machines on 21st floor that take Y100 coins(get change from reception) cost Y300-500 per load. There’s microwave, vending and ice machines in same location. Hotel Restaurants had limited service but many available at mall across station. Convenience and drug stores at mall.

Nothing to not like.

Great location, one stop from KIX Airport. We were looking for a place to stay the night before flying out after taking the Shinkansen from Tokyo and it was perfect with great sized rooms and every amenity we needed. It's a 5 min walk to Rinku Town shops, great for clothes, high end fashion, sport gear and shoes (not souvenirs so get them elsewhere on your travels). This is an airport hotel about 40 mins from Osaka, perfect for our needs but we stayed in town when visiting Osaka, this was just a treat before flying out after a long train ride form Tokyo to Osaka.

Breakfast is expensive and there are limited food options nearby.