Osaka Hotels with Breakfast

"Dear Hotel Management, I recently stayed at your hotel for two days and overall had a comfortable experience. However, I unfortunately lost a valuable item (a necklace) during my stay. I am writing this because I had some difficulty communicating smoothly with the hotel staff regarding this matter. On the evening of the 20th, I placed my necklace on the desk and did not wear it while touring on the 21st. Thinking my companion had packed it, I only realized it was missing after checking out, and I contacted the hotel immediately. When I called, the hotel simply stated that they checked and found nothing, without offering to contact me if it is found later. If the hotel finds the lost item later, please contact me via email. 호텔을 사용하며 불편함은 없었습니다만 2일 동안 호텔을 사용하며 귀중품(목걸이)를 분실했습니다. 호텔 측과 원활한 소통이 되지 않아 글을 남깁니다. 20일 저녁에 책상에 목걸이를 올려두었고 착용하지 않고 21일에 관광지를 돌아다녔습니다. 일행이 목걸이를 챙겼다고 생각하여 체크아웃 이후 챙기지 않은 사실을 알게되어 바로 호텔에 연락했습니다. 호텔 측에서는 확인해본다고 하고 확인해본 결과 없다는 답변 뿐 찾게 되면 따로 연락 준다는 이야기는 받지 못했습니다. 만약 호텔측에서 분실물을 습득하면 제 이메일로 연락주시길 바랍니다. 감사합니다."

"The location is great, very close to Nagahoribashi subway station, only about 200 meters away, though a bit far from the JR station. The environment is very clean, and there's even a ladies-only room for washing up. However, if you're a light sleeper, you might want to avoid the dorm rooms. Even though there's a strict quiet-after-10 PM rule, there are always a few people making noise late into the night."

"I've stayed at this hotel for three years in a row, previously booking through an 'A' app. This time, I booked via Ctrip. The location isn't in a bustling commercial district. After arriving at the airport, head to the second floor for the subway station and take the Nankai Rapid Express (don't take the fancy 'Haruka' train; if you accidentally sit in a reserved seat without a ticket, you'll be fined!) to Tengachaya. From Tengachaya, transfer to the Sakaisuji Line to Kitahama. Exit from Exit 3, and the hotel is right across the street. Facilities: The bathroom has a separate wet and dry area. I recommend getting a twin room; it's a bit larger and more comfortable, don't skimp out! 😉 Housekeeping: It's clean. For room cleaning or towel changes, you need to decide, then stick a card on the door. To get to Umeda, exit the hotel, turn left 👈🏻 and walk straight for about 10 minutes (I walk slowly) to Yodoyabashi Station, which is one stop away. To get to Shinsaibashi, exit the hotel, turn right 👉🏻, cross the road, and turn left 👈🏻. It's very convenient to catch a train from Kitahama. There are many restaurants nearby. Torikizoku (yakitori/grilled skewers), and Shichirin Yakiniku (Wagyu BBQ) – if you have a group, go for the all-you-can-eat, if not, order à la carte. You can always add more later. The meat is rich and can get a bit greasy. There are convenience stores all along the street, which is handy. If all else fails, exit the hotel, turn right, cross the street, and turn right again 👉🏻. There's a shopping mall with a large supermarket downstairs. They have everything, but they don't accept WeChat Pay or Alipay. Remember to bring cash or cards. It's best to bring your own reusable bags when shopping in Japan; it's not about the money, but everything just gets thrown away in the end, haha! 😃 The hotel has a washing machine on the second floor for 400 JPY, and a dryer for 100 JPY. Ice is free and self-serve. There's a free coffee machine on the first floor, and complimentary toiletries, tea, and daily necessities are plentiful by the elevators."

"This was my second stay here. The first time, I had a room for two people and it was tiny. This time, I booked a triple room and they upgraded us, which made it much more spacious. The location is super convenient; it's about a 5-6 minute walk from Nihonbashi subway station. Getting to the airport is easy too, as the airport shuttle stop is just a five-minute walk away. Dotonbori is right across the street, and Shinsaibashi is within walking distance. There are also plenty of drugstores nearby for shopping, and a 7-Eleven just a short walk down the street, which is always packed and bustling. The only downside is that the hotel's washing machines are always in use. I tried to use one countless times on my first day, carrying my dirty laundry back and forth, but it was still busy even past 1 AM. I finally managed to use one at 3:30 PM the next day."

"The hotel was amazing! Everything was very clean, comfortable, and well maintained. The staff were polite, friendly, and always helpful whenever needed. The location was also excellent and very convenient for exploring the area. Overall, it was a wonderful stay, and I would definitely recommend this hotel to anyone looking for comfort and great service. 🌸"

"🚎 Commute: Just a 1-minute walk from Ebisucho Station Exit 3 to the hotel! Super convenient! Dotonbori is only two subway stops away, or about a 25-minute walk. Hygiene: I was personally very satisfied, although the air conditioning had a strange smell for the last two days, not sure why. Housekeeping: They bring fresh towels and bottled water every day! Thumbs up! Honestly, I don't use that many towels, haha. They also clean the room and make the bed on the second day of your stay. Bathroom: It's quite compact, but the shower pressure is excellent, making for a refreshing wash. Taller or larger guests might find it a bit inconvenient. 🤓 In summary: The best choice for solo travelers! If I come to Osaka again, I'd recommend staying at this hotel. It's also very quiet at night; I was worried it might be noisy, but it wasn't at all. The guests in the neighboring rooms were all very considerate. 😇 🥹🥹 A wonderful trip to Osaka!"

"It was a single room, but the room is very small. I can't sit in a chair even though the TV is big. So, everyone, you're going to sit on the bed. The bed in front of the TV is sitting and has a habit, and it says giggle. I want you to have some more room in front of the TV. The staff was very good."

"This hotel is located in Namba, which is an excellent location. There's a Lawson convenience store right in front of the hotel, making it super easy to grab anything you need at any time. It's only 400 meters from Namba subway station, so getting around is very convenient. About 100 meters to the left of the hotel is the Osaka Kizu Wholesale Market, where you can buy seafood for breakfast, sushi, or sashimi. You can eat there (standing or sitting) or take it back to the hotel, which is also very convenient."

"Stayed at the hotel for almost three weeks. The location is very good for the price. The hotel itself may not be the newest, but it’s quite well thought out. Overall it’s quiet, though sometimes I was woken up by sirens since there’s a police station nearby and a fire station a bit further away. The reception is good, housekeeping is good, and the breakfasts are decent. Also, note that the hotel is close to metro stations on both the purple and green lines. The purple line (near the 7-Eleven) goes directly to Umeda, from where you can easily reach Kyoto and Kobe, and from Tennoji you can get to Nara. The green line will take you to the aquarium. I went to Osaka Castle almost every day because it’s so close - highly recommend visiting it in the evening, around 8 PM. It’s a great experience: very few people and the castle looks amazing when illuminated. There are also McDonald’s and Burger King nearby with self-service kiosks that accept ICOCA and Suica, just like the 7-Eleven and other nearby convenience stores. I especially recommend evening walks from the hotel to Dotonbori via Hommachi. Along the way you’ll pass boutiques with beautiful displays, including luxury car showrooms."