This time I visited for business. The hotel is very popular and the room is quite spacious, with user-friendly facilities. The bath with a wash area is extremely comfortable. The popular breakfast comes with a large grilled fish Japanese set meal, with this time's fish being high-quality salmon in Saikyo style. However, there aren't any standout side dishes, so it may not be suitable for buffet lovers. For those who tend to overeat at buffets, this amount of breakfast might be just right for the body. By the way, I'm the type who likes to linger at buffets.

The morning after staying overnight, breakfast is served in the hotel's first floor at "Tsukeya". I presented my breakfast voucher and enjoyed a Japanese meal. The main dish was marinated salmon with a rich flavor that went well with the white rice. The pickles had a unique taste, almost like nukazuke. The white rice was so good that I couldn't resist having seconds, although I refrained due to too much carb intake. The miso soup had firm ingredients, but it added to the charm. The meal was served in a set rather than buffet style, which helped prevent overeating. The hotel was clean, with spacious rooms that left me very satisfied. The bathroom was also clean, with good water pressure in the shower.

This hotel is located just a few minutes' walk from Kitahama Station. It is one of my regular accommodations when I visit Osaka. It has been three months since I last stayed at this hotel. I stayed here in mid-October. In August and September, I stayed at Daiwa Roynet Hotel Osaka Kitahama. This hotel has been serving breakfast in set meal style even before the new coronavirus. Now it seems that only Japanese set meals are being offered. The Japanese set meal includes mackerel marinated in miso, pickles, rolled omelette, greens, lotus root stir-fry, miso soup, and white rice. The taste is delicious as usual. The portion size is also good, not too much. If they serve a lot, I tend to overeat (laughs).

This hotel is located a few minutes' walk from Kitahama Station. It is one of my regular accommodations when on business trips to Osaka. I have written about the features of this hotel many times, one of which is the separate bath and toilet. Due to the impact of the new coronavirus, this Osaka business trip is the first in 3 months. Breakfast used to have both Japanese and Western options, but now it only offers a Japanese set meal. Previously, rice, miso soup, and pickles were self-service and refillable, but now it is served to your table. This is probably for infection prevention. The Japanese set meal consists of grilled fish, rolled omelet, Satsuma-age, simmered dish, pickles, miso soup, and rice. It is a delicious Japanese set meal. In the area around Kitahama Station, this hotel and Dormy Inn PREMIUM Osaka Kitahama are my current favorites.

This hotel is located a few minutes' walk from Kitahama Station. It is one of the four hotels operated by Brighton Corporation nationwide. The hotel is small, but it is nice that the bath and toilet are separate. The view from the room window is not great, so I often keep the curtains closed. I stayed in late February and chose a Japanese breakfast. The Japanese bento box contained grilled fish, kinpira, and tamagoyaki. Rice, miso soup, and pickles are self-service and you can have seconds. With the risk of the new coronavirus pandemic, sharing ladles and ladles with others is risky. For now, Western-style meals are safer. However, recently, the number of Chinese and Korean guests at the hotel has significantly decreased.

My favorite hotel in Osaka. It used to be difficult to make a reservation because there were many Chinese group guests, but recently it has become relatively easy to stay at a reasonable price. The rooms are spacious and clean, which is a big plus. The bath also has a separate bathtub and shower area. For breakfast, I went to a Japanese restaurant on the first floor. It's not a buffet, but a set meal is brought to you when you choose Japanese or Western style. I usually prefer Japanese breakfast, but I felt like eating salad, so I chose the Western style. I was surprised by the huge size of the salad that appeared! It was so big that I felt full just by eating the salad. Despite that, there were plenty of crispy baguettes served. Even though rice, congee, and miso soup were all-you-can-eat for the Western style, I had already prepared these and couldn't finish them all. I left some of the baguette. It was a bit disappointing that there were only coffee and tea for hot drinks. I wanted to have a hot milk tea after the meal.

The area around Kitahama Station is seeing more and more business hotels opening up. Among them, my favorite is Brighton City. This hotel is small, but I like that the bath and toilet are separate. For breakfast, you can choose between Japanese or Western options. I always choose the Japanese breakfast. It's not a buffet, so you don't overeat, which is good. The grilled fish is better quality and tastier than the grilled salmon or mackerel at other business hotel buffets. Well, I will continue to use this hotel in the future. "Thank you very much!"

When I travel to Osaka, I often stay at this hotel. They offer a choice between Japanese and Western breakfast. The Japanese breakfast includes a daily grilled fish option, with unlimited rice and miso soup. It's simply delicious. Additionally, I appreciate that the bathroom and toilet are separate in this hotel.

I stayed at Hotel Brighton City Osaka Kitahama for one night when it opened. I went out drinking until late at night, so I didn't have breakfast the next day. I bought some bread from the bakery on the first floor and had a little snack with coffee. ^^;

I received a 5000 yen coupon from Yahoo Travel, so I was able to stay at the high-end Brighton Hotel for 12000 yen (7000 yen in total). Lucky♪ The Japanese set breakfast in the morning was delicious, with a variety of dishes including okayu, which was a nice touch. The quality of each item was high, typical of a hotel breakfast.

If you want to have breakfast with a sandwich or rice ball, you can head to the nearby Seven Eleven or Lawson. For those who choose to have breakfast at the hotel for 1200 yen, they might be fans of Japanese cuisine who want hot rice, miso soup, pickles, and grilled fish. You are asked to serve yourself rice and miso soup, then they bring a box of side dishes to your table. On this day, the main dish was marinated silver cod with a few side dishes and pickles. Everything was elegantly presented and delicious, but the portion was a bit small. Unfortunately, the breakfast lacked the usual staples of egg and seaweed. Having egg and seaweed would greatly enhance the satisfaction of the meal. Also, there was no natto, which I personally don't mind but some may miss it. One good point is that they offer coffee, which is not common in traditional Japanese breakfasts. The hotel room was clean and functional, giving off an air of sophistication similar to Kyoto Brighton or Urayasu Brighton. The convenience store is also nearby, making this a potential favorite for business travelers in Osaka. However, I hope they can improve the breakfast menu a bit more.

This hotel is located just a few minutes' walk from Kitahama Station. Recently, when traveling to Osaka, I have often stayed at hotels like Granvia, Daiwa Roynet, Royal Park Canvas, and Dormy Inn, so it has been two years since I last stayed at Brighton City. The room I reserved was a Deluxe Corner Twin 27m² non-smoking room with breakfast for 11,900 yen. Breakfast is served at the first-floor Japanese restaurant "Tsukeya," offering a traditional Japanese breakfast. The set meal includes marinated mackerel, pickles, simmered kelp with egg, greens, kinpira, miso soup, and white rice. Everything was delicious and the portion size was just right. One thing I liked about this hotel is that the bathroom and toilet are separated!