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Opening in May 2013, Daiwa Roynet Hotel Osaka-Kitahama is directly connected to Kitahama Subway Station and provides modern guest rooms with free WiFi.
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APA Villa Hotel Yodoyabashi provides elegant and well-equipped rooms and free Wi-Fi, a 2-minute walk from Yodoyabashi Station. It features a restaurant and a 24-hour front desk.
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Renewed in July 2016, Hotel Mystays Shinsaibashi East is located at a 15-minute walk to the lively Dotonbori area and Shinsaibashi shopping areas.
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Conveniently located just a minute's walk from Tanimachi Yonchome Subway Station, Hotel Sun White offers basic guest rooms fitted with free WiFi. Osaka Castle is a 5-minute walk away.
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Less than half a mile from Umeda subway station and just under a quarter of a mile from the HEP Five shopping & entertainment center, Capsule Inn Osaka (men only) has a sauna and massage services.
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Located in the middle of the business district and a 3-minute walk from Hommachi Subway Station, Arietta Hotel Osaka offers stylish guest rooms.
A very japanese city. Not at all a tourist attraction, but an actual city, although there are many must-see places.
There is no real "city center", and all the attractions are so far spread that you need to take the subway very often. Subways can become cramped. Not all cards work everywhere, cash is generally used and ATMs that accept international cards can be a pain to locate. Most text everywhere is only in japanese, and outside tourist attractions not many people speak english. Those that do, however, are quite helpful and friendly if you're feeling lost.
My one must-see recommendation: Osaka Castle. It is an actual japanese Edo-period castle, and probably the most beautiful building I've seen in this country. Didn't visit the inside though.
Anonymous
Bulgaria
10
As my first time in Japan , Osaka is a great place to visit...
As my first time in Japan , Osaka is a great place to visit with diferent kind of places as attractions, or historical, or life in downtown, and fully to feel the whole life in one of biggest cities in Japan.
Monica
United States of America
6.0
If you like shopping, that is place to go.
If you like shopping, that is place to go. Stores are mobbed, lots of Asian tourists looking for good deals. Not many historical sites,except for the Osaka Castle. Lots of restaurants to choose from. For us it could have been a day trip.
Alessia
United States of America
10
Osaka castle is a great landmark and the surrounding park is...
Osaka castle is a great landmark and the surrounding park is also quite enjoyable if you like walking. The city is very accessible by foot and public transit, be sure to get a day pass if you don’t want to walk any longer than 15 minutes between points. The food is all wonderful, cheap sushi abounds at sushi conveyor places (100¥ per plate is pretty standard). Don’t forget to go to the Dotonburi market and eat some food there!
The people are some of the friendliest around. Night life is lively, and late night spots abundant. The arcades are definitely a lot of fun but easy to get lost in, a unique experience to Japan for sure. Overall a great place to visit.
Stephanie
United States of America
10
Must have planning before going.
Must have planning before going. Navigation is difficult if you have no planning. WiFi is necessary. And make sure u have comfortable shoes..lots of walking.. but beautiful view and excellent fresh sashimi... Worth the visit
Yumiko
Japan
10
It’s a great place to visit with your family and friends,...
It’s a great place to visit with your family and friends, very comfortable transportation and friendly people. The must visit to universal studios japan, osaka aquarium kaiyukan, osaka castle and dotonbori.
“New hotel with perfect location near Nippombashi Station and shopping area like Dotonbori and Shinsaibashi. Staffs are friendly and helpful. The room is well cleaned everyday although a bit small.
Many power outlets in the room (approximately 6 outlets) so no need to bring the extended one.
Will come back here if I visit Osaka again. ”
“The hotel is located right above Ebisucho station (exit 1B) which is very convenient if you are traveling around osaka by train. You can just get off at the Ebisucho station and take the exit 1B, then take the lift to level 3 (receptionist). The hotel is very clean. The facilities such as toilet at shower room also clean and they provide the amenities from Muji (which is a good brand from Japan). ”
“The Hotel has an excellent location very close to Namba Station and OCAT bus terminal which services to Kansai International Airport and few steps from Dotonbori shopping area where you can find almost anything and everything your heart’s desire and nice restaurants to choose from.
Rooms are larger than most traditional hotel rooms in Japan.
Nice people from the front desk especially the two ladies from the concierge who were so helpful with our luggages.
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“Very nice hotel, staff was accommodating and room was very comfortable and incredibly large by Japanese standards. Not to mention super clean. Views from the room were very enjoyable too. Shuttle to Osaka station was very convenient. This was an awesome quiet spot for the last night of our trip after staying in the heart of town for a week. Great spot for local theme parks like the Aquarium and Universal Studios.”
“We loved the modern decor of the hotel. The room was really nice and the bathtub was wonderful. Also, the breakfast was incredible - the breakfast alone is worth the stay.”
“This hotel was absolutely fantastic. Awesome location. The foyer was beautiful, the rooms were lovely. Everything was amazing. Best place we stayed in Japan!”
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Description Opening in May 2013, Daiwa Roynet Hotel Osaka-Kitahama is directly connected to Kitahama Subway Station and provides modern guest rooms with free WiFi.
Description APA Villa Hotel Yodoyabashi provides elegant and well-equipped rooms and free Wi-Fi, a 2-minute walk from Yodoyabashi Station. It features a restaurant and a 24-hour front desk.
Description Located in the middle of the business district and a 3-minute walk from Hommachi Subway Station, Arietta Hotel Osaka offers stylish guest rooms.
