Osaka Hotels with Kitchens

"This hotel is a converted residential building. The location is excellent, the price is reasonable, and the room is super spacious. It's also very close to the subway. The room comes with a microwave, refrigerator, and a cooking area – you could easily cook a four-dish, one-soup meal! 😂 However, the cooking area wasn't super clean; I had to wipe it down with wet wipes. There's a Tamade supermarket nearby, which is really convenient for buying groceries to cook back at the hotel. 👍🏻👍🏻🥹🥹 The front desk staff were very friendly and being able to communicate in Chinese was a big plus! 🥹 Unfortunately, I only stayed for four days this time. If I get the chance to visit Osaka again, I'll definitely stay at Arashi Hotel! 🥹🥹🥹"

"The location is conveniently located between shinsaibashi and namba station. It is not too noisy and crowded in the area. Location was amazing for shopping, whenever we had too much to carry we would head back to drop everything off and take a quick rest. There are many great food options nearby like ichiran, okonomiyaki ajinoya hoten, onigiri gorichan, gyukatsu motomura and idaten. The room had ample space for our 4 huge luggages and 3 cabin luggages. The room might be slightly dark but there is sunlight in the morning. The toilet bowl, bathtub/shower area and sink is in individual rooms. It may be convenient or inconvenient for some. However for the room we stayed in, we struggled to find areas to hang our clothes while showering as there was no hooks to hang them in the shower area. The soundproofing is not the best but not too noisy. The hotel breakfast is great! I loved the corn soup, rice, curry and their eggs. Their croissant is fragrant and tasty too. They had a wide spread of salad that rotates. They had salmon avocado salad, wagyu beef salad and pork with carrot sauce salad (my favourite). They had yogurt and fruits too. They also had a small gym and a lounge with a pool table."

"The hotel's location is truly excellent. Coming out of the north exit of Namba Station on the Nankai Line, you'll find a large plaza. Head right and you'll see two pathways. Take the one on the right, and when you reach a fork, turn right again to find the Don Quijote Sennichimae store. If you go straight left out of the pathway, cross the street, and then turn right, you'll reach the hotel. It's incredibly close to Dotonbori, Shinsaibashi, Kuromon Market, and other popular spots, making shopping and dining exceptionally convenient. Even many day tour meeting points are nearby. The hotel rooms aren't large, but they are very new and come with a full set of toiletries, so you don't need to bring anything. The price is also affordable, and I didn't even have to pay the accommodation tax! Highly recommended!"

"The hotel is conveniently located within walking distance of Shinsaibashi and about a 10-minute walk from the subway station. There's also a ship chandlery store along the way, perfect for a quick browse. The people in Osaka are indeed much warmer than those in Tokyo; their service attitude is excellent, and they're very responsive. When the small safe in my room malfunctioned, the front desk lady came immediately to fix it and even gave me two breakfast vouchers. I regret not asking for her name when I left; I'll be sure to do so next time I have the chance."

"The location is fantastic, making getting around and shopping incredibly convenient. There's a subway station and bus stop right across from the hotel's main entrance, so public transport to anywhere is a breeze. Osaka Castle is within walking distance, and various shopping malls are just across the street from the hotel, making shopping super easy. The room size is generous, quite spacious for a Japanese hotel, so you won't feel cramped during your stay. The only downside is that the hotel's breakfast only offers Western options with no Japanese dishes, which might be a bit disappointing for travelers hoping to experience a traditional Japanese breakfast. Overall, it offers great value for money and is a top choice for accommodation when traveling."

"The location is pretty good. From Kansai Airport, you take the Nankai line directly to Namba, and then it's about a 10-minute walk. That 10-minute walk actually takes you through Namba City, so every time you come and go, you're essentially doing a bit of shopping. It's not super close, but not too far either, and on days with pleasant weather, the walk is no big deal. Walking to Dotonbori and Shinsaibashi is also not far, around 20 minutes. The hotel lobby offers complimentary soft drinks, Starbucks coffee, cocoa, and more. Toiletries, including Sekkisei products, are available for self-service next to the front desk, and they even provide hair ties, coffee, and tea bags, which is a nice, thoughtful touch. A liter box of drinking water is provided in the room daily. The bathroom has excellent wet and dry separation, which is a huge plus for this price point and location – no need to stand in the tub to shower!"

"This is my second time staying at this hotel. The location is great, very close to Kansai Airport, and there are many shops nearby. However, this hotel is a bit inferior to the one next door, which is probably why it's also cheaper. A special warning: room 2226, I don't know if it's because it's on a corner or something, but the noise from the train passing below is incredibly loud. At first, I thought it was an airplane taking off. After a lot of investigation, I realized it was the train. The soundproofing is very poor; you can clearly hear cars driving by downstairs and even police sirens. The train noise, in particular, is so loud you can hear it clearly even from the hallway outside the door. Since I'm a light sleeper, I couldn't stand it at all. After communicating with the hotel twice, the front desk lady finally helped me change to a room on the 21st floor. I could still hear some noise, but it was much quieter and didn't affect my sleep much at night. However, after this experience, I probably won't stay here again. It would be better to pay a little more and stay at the SIS next door."