Osaka Teikoku Hotel Reviews

Cleanliness is great with location that is near to namba station and dotonbori. Staffs are friendly and helpful. There are a few eatery around the hotel but did not try it due to eating at other places. Amenities are not a lot but good enough for us. I also love the sense of humour when the cleaning staff put the cat doll that we won the other night on our bed 😂

Hotel Location is very good easy to walk to Dotonburi The room big enough.

Room was surprisingly and pleasantly big and spacious. We opened luggages, bags and still walk around easily. The only area that is cram is outside the toilet, which is located to the right of the beds. As the door opens toward the beds the space to navigate with the opened door is small for anyone which a bigger build. Toilet is bigger than a twin room toilet. Location of the hotel is superb for travellers who are keen to be walking around shinsaibashi, Dotonburi and Namba area.

Very friendly and nice receptions, quite spacious considering very near to the shopping street.

Best hotel

The room is spacious, clean, and soundproof, so I slept well. The location is convenient, Dotonbori is just outside, and it's about a 10-minute walk from Saibashi Station, so it's just right for a stroll.

The hotel's address is very close to Shinsaibashi, and you can walk to many attractions. It only takes 5-7 minutes to walk to Shinsaibashi. In addition, the downstairs is also very lively, with bars and skewers. The convenience store is just around the corner, so you don’t have to worry about running out of food in the early hours.

The location is a bit too far away from customs and security, but the service staff has a good attitude and the room size is high standard in Osaka.

Both Namba Station and Dotonbori are within walking distance. The interior is spacious for a Japanese accommodation, so you can spread out two or more suitcases!! The bed is also soft so you can sleep comfortably!! I was worried because I heard a lot about how small the bathroom was, but it didn't feel too narrow and was just as big as a typical Japanese accommodation. The bathtub is comfortable and the water pressure in the shower is good. The downside is that you have to leave your card at the desk on the first floor when going out, but the staff always greeted you kindly, so I didn't feel any inconvenience. It's just a little annoying!! The streets near Dotonbori feel a bit dangerous, but the area near Teikoku Hotel is quiet, so I think it would be a good place for people traveling in groups!!! There is a double lock in the room~~ The dryer isn't bad, and the curling iron can't be used either. In the end, I bought a Japanese travel curling iron. Because it is good value for money and has a good location, I plan to stay at Teikoku Hotel on my next trip to Osaka. Highly recommended :)

Convenient location Excellent housekeeping Good counter service Reasonable house prices

The location is very good, very close to the Saishibashi, there are restaurants and convenience stores nearby, but it is not close to the subway. We walked for 20 minutes from the Nankai tram exit. Our room is very large, but the three beds are placed under the window, the TV is on the wall next to it, there is a table opposite the TV, and the sofa is opposite the bed. I don’t know who the TV is for, and I don’t know why it is placed like this. Every day when you go out, you have to hand in the room card and come back to get it. It’s quite fresh, and I don’t know why. There is a big glass next to the bathroom, which feels a bit shaky. I almost bumped into it when I came out of the bathroom when I first moved in.

I wanted to save as much as possible in Osaka and live near Dotonbori, so I finally chose this hotel. The hygiene of Japanese hotels is definitely no problem, and the Japanese-style room is just for the sake of novelty and experience.

There are no single rooms or double rooms, so I booked a 4-person room directly. There are four beds and each person can sleep however they want. The room is a typical Japanese room, not big, but very delicate, with reasonable facilities and clean hygiene. The transportation is convenient, and it is only a 5-minute walk from the Centrair Bridge, which is suitable for night strolls. The price is cheap, 566 for two nights, which is very cheap in Osaka.

The hotel staff were very friendly. Even though I am Korean and cannot speak Japanese very well, they answered everything in body language and English and even allowed me to check in 30 minutes early, so I was able to travel without any inconvenience.