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Hotel New Otani Osaka
A family-friendly oasis with Osaka Castle Park as your backyard! Rooms feature openable windows for fresh air, plus kid's amenities and childcare services so parents can hit the gym or lounge at the bar. Chinese signage and service make communication effortless, while the new 2024 Kansai Airport luxury bus eliminates train transfers (perfect for strollers and suitcases!). Whether savoring seasonal menus with castle views or celebrating anniversaries under twinkling lights, the rotational exhibitions and shuttle convenience turn every stay into a highlight!
Hotel Monterey La Soeur Osaka
Hotel Keihan Kyobashi Grande
Ocean Partners Trusty Residence Tennoji East
Yadocafe Chelsea's Rainbow B&B
VIA INN PRIME OSAKA KYOBASHI JR-West Group
EENE STAY OSAKA
Toyoko Inn Osaka Tsuruhashi Ekimae
Connect Inn
Hotel Trad
Naos Guesthouse II
Osaka City Hotel Kyobashi
Osaka Tsuruhashi Tei Hotel Asahi Group
CONTEXTED boutique villa
Happy Osaka House
AOU･KANZOU
Guest House Wa N Wa
Hanmadang
Guesthouse Oasis
Guesthouse Siam
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Hotel New Otani Osaka
Staying at Hotel New Otani Osaka was a real highlight of my trip to Osaka. The room is surprisingly spacious for a city hotel—definitely larger than most I’ve stayed in Japan, which made the space feel luxurious and comfortable. It’s also incredibly convenient for public transit; the nearest subway station is just a 5-minute walk away, making it easy to explore downtown or head out to nearby attractions. One small note: the TV isn’t directly facing the bed but is positioned toward the sofa area—this actually works well for relaxing with a movie or catching up on shows. Cleanliness is top-notch—the entire room felt spotless, down to the smallest corner—and housekeeping clearly takes pride in their work. Check-in and check-out were smooth and efficient, with staff offering great assistance. Plus, they even brought all our luggage straight to the room, which was a huge plus after a long journey. Overall, the value for money is outstanding, and the service is genuinely warm and professional. If I’m ever back in Osaka, this will be my first choice again.
Hotel Monterey La Soeur Osaka
Staying at Hotel Monterey La Soeur Osaka was an absolute delight. The rooftop onsen and lounge on the 16th floor are truly exceptional—relaxing in the warm waters while overlooking the serene Osaka Castle Park is a once-in-a-lifetime experience. The location couldn’t be better, just steps away from the park, offering peaceful walks and beautiful views anytime of day. The staff were attentive and friendly, and every detail in the room reflected thoughtfulness and quality. It’s rare to find such a perfect blend of comfort, elegance, and convenience in a city like Osaka. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a memorable stay with a touch of luxury and tranquility.
Hotel Keihan Kyobashi Grande
Staying at Hotel Keihan Kyobashi Grande was a real highlight of my trip to Osaka. The hotel is conveniently located right above a shopping mall, making access to dining and amenities super easy. I was impressed by the spacious rooms—plenty of room to move around, and having a private laundry facility was such a bonus, especially since it wasn’t crowded during peak times. The location is excellent for getting around: the train station is literally just steps away from the mall entrance, and Osaka Castle is only a short walk. Parking is generous and well-organized, though be aware that the garage closes at midnight—just plan accordingly. Overall, this place offers great value, comfort, and convenience. It’s definitely one of the best stays I’ve had in Osaka.
Yadocafe Chelsea's Rainbow B&B
Staying at Chelsea's Rainbow B&B in Osaka was an absolute delight! From the moment I arrived, the hostess made me feel right at home—warm, welcoming, and genuinely friendly. Her English is excellent, so chatting over breakfast felt effortless and enjoyable. The homemade morning meal was a highlight: fresh fruit, freshly baked bread, and a comforting hot soup that tasted like love. The room itself was spacious, bright, and thoughtfully decorated with vibrant touches that gave it a cheerful, cozy vibe. Everything was spotlessly clean—no detail was overlooked. All the essentials were there: high-speed Wi-Fi, a kettle, hairdryer, and plenty of outlets. It’s perfectly located for exploring downtown Osaka—just a short walk to subway stations leading to Shinsaibashi and Umeda. With such charm, cleanliness, and value, this place easily earns a 10/10. I’d stay here again in a heartbeat and highly recommend it to any traveler visiting Osaka.
VIA INN PRIME OSAKA KYOBASHI JR-West Group
Coming out of Kyobashi Station on the JR line, just take the escalator up and walk across the overpass—look for the 7-Eleven, then exit from that entrance. The hotel is right above it, with the front desk located on the third floor. It’s incredibly convenient, especially if you’re just passing through or transferring trains. The room isn’t large, but it’s well-proportioned and efficiently laid out—everything feels organized and clean. The windows offer excellent sound insulation; even if people are talking in the hallway, you won’t hear much at all. That’s a big plus for a good night’s sleep. Toiletries are available for self-service near the elevator on the 3rd floor—simple and practical. The hotel features an onsen, which we unfortunately didn’t get to try due to time constraints, but they do provide a bathrobe in-room, so you can still enjoy a relaxing soak if you’d like. Overall, this is a great value option for travelers looking for comfort, cleanliness, and easy access—highly recommend for a quick stay in Osaka.
Toyoko Inn Osaka Tsuruhashi Ekimae
Staying at Toyoko Inn Osaka Tsuruhashi Ekimae was a fantastic experience. The room is small but perfectly designed—compact yet surprisingly comfortable, especially the bed which felt spacious and great for a good night's sleep. The hotel is just steps from the Chūō Line, making it super convenient for getting around Osaka. While the Loop Line requires a short walk past two traffic lights, it’s well signposted and easy to follow. One of the biggest highlights? The area is packed with great dining options—two ramen shops right outside are always bustling, and their food lives up to the hype. There are also two drugstores nearby, perfect for picking up essentials or souvenirs. Plus, visiting Nara is a breeze—just a quick ride away, ideal for a day trip. Overall, this is a clean, well-located, and affordable choice that delivers excellent value. I’d definitely stay here again.
Connect Inn
My stay at Connect Inn was absolutely fantastic! The room was spacious and impeccably clean, and the entire property feels brand new and well-maintained. If you're planning to explore the vibrant Korean Town in Tsuruhashi, this hotel is an ideal base—super convenient for getting around by subway and offers excellent value for money. I couldn’t recommend it more!
Hotel Trad
I was genuinely surprised by how great this hotel turned out—initially, I thought the low price might mean a compromise on quality, but it’s actually far better than expected. The room is significantly larger than other budget stays I’ve booked in Namba or nearby areas, making it easy to unpack and move around without feeling cramped. The lighting is excellent and bright, creating a welcoming atmosphere. The bathroom is a classic Japanese design, and unlike my previous stay at a more expensive hotel in Namba where I had to stand inside the tub, here I could comfortably shower while standing. One small but thoughtful touch: fresh towels are left at the door every morning—such a nice surprise. The neighborhood feels safe and well-connected. It's just a few subway stops from Namba shopping district, and getting here from the airport is straightforward. This place has already become my go-to choice for future trips to Osaka.
Osaka Tsuruhashi Tei Hotel Asahi Group
Staying at Osaka Tsuruhashi Tei was a total surprise in the best way possible. The value for money is unbeatable—super close to the station, just a 10-step walk from the hotel entrance, making it incredibly convenient for exploring downtown Osaka. No front desk? No problem. The check-in process is simple and straightforward—you just enter your booking code, and you're in. It’s totally self-service, but honestly, it’s not hard at all. The bed was incredibly comfortable, warm and cozy, so I slept like a log every night. Plus, there's a parking lot right next door—perfect for travelers driving their own car. And the price? Just around $30 USD per night, which feels almost too good to be true. For such a great location, clean room, and excellent comfort, this is one of the most underrated hidden gems in Osaka. I’ll definitely come back and highly recommend it to anyone visiting.
CONTEXTED boutique villa
Staying at this boutique villa was absolutely unforgettable. The self-check-in process was smooth and hassle-free, and the unique treehouse-inspired design immediately stood out—so creative and cozy. The space was immaculately clean, with thoughtful touches that made a big difference. It’s a 10-minute walk from the nearest station, which is totally reasonable considering how quiet and peaceful the neighborhood is. One of the best features? The washer includes a drying function, and detergent plus fabric softener are provided—no need to bring your own laundry supplies. We even brought a laundry bag, but never ended up using it! The only thing I’d love to see added is bike rental options for exploring the area more easily. Overall, this place offers an exceptional experience—perfect blend of charm, comfort, and practicality. Highly recommend for travelers looking for something different.
Shinkou House UE | Modern newly built・ Hypoallergenic・Smart Home
Our family trip to Osaka from December 1st to 6th was made even better by staying at this fantastic property. We booked a three-person room and a two-person room—both were spotlessly clean, well-maintained, and thoughtfully designed for comfort. The rooms come with a small kitchenette complete with all the essentials, plus a washer with detergent and fabric softener included—huge plus for longer stays or traveling with kids. Located just steps away from Kakogawa Station, getting around Osaka is super convenient via the subway. The neighborhood is incredibly walkable too—two convenience stores and a large supermarket are right outside, offering everything from Korean cuisine and ramen shops to local izakayas, McDonald’s, and pizza places. Whether you’re craving something quick or want to cook in, there’s no shortage of options. With excellent value, top-notch cleanliness, and a smart, modern setup, this place truly stands out. I’d definitely recommend it to any family or travelers looking for comfort and convenience in central Osaka.
TRhouse
Staying at TRhouse with my family was an absolute delight. What stood out the most was the private, cozy space—it felt like our own little retreat, and we didn’t have to worry about noise from other guests at all. Being in a traditional Japanese house gave us such an authentic experience; it truly made us feel like we were living like locals. The kids had a blast running around and exploring the space—something I really appreciated as a parent. Plus, the location is incredibly convenient: just a short walk or quick transit ride away from major attractions like Osaka Castle and other popular spots. Everything was easy to access, and the whole stay felt seamless and relaxing. I can’t wait to come back again—this place has definitely earned a permanent spot on my travel list.
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