Osaka Izumisano City
Make the time before and after your flight “fun time” at an airport hotel with a sauna and a rooftop bar with sweeping views
OMO Kansai Airport by Hoshino Resorts is an airport hotel one train stop from Kansai International Airport, built around the concept “close to the skies, fun time.” The main bathhouse has a dry sauna and a cold plunge 1 m (3.3 ft) deep, so you can properly unwind from the fatigue of travel before or after your flight. The bathing doesn’t stop there: a refreshing carbonated bath and a semi-open-air bath with ceramic urn baths, where you can feel the outside air, round out the experience. On the top floor, the rooftop bar Yonayona Moonwalk looks out over sunsets sinking into Osaka Bay and the city lights at night, adding something special to the start and end of your trip.

The main bathhouse has a bracing carbonated bath and a semi-open-air bath cooled by a pleasant sea breeze. In the carbonated bath, plenty of bubbles cling to your skin, and the powerful fizz leaves you refreshed. In the semi-open-air bath, you can take a leisurely soak while watching footage of beautiful scenery from Hoshino Resorts across Japan.

A proper dry sauna heated by far-infrared heaters warms you to the core in a quiet space and leads you into a good, long sweat. Once body and mind are reset before or after your flight, the cold plunge right nearby cools your flushed skin sharply and cleanly. With an easy flow between hot and cold, this is a place to find deep relaxation between legs of your trip.
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By train and bus
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Parking for 17 cars on site, plus a large parking lot nearby
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