Hotels With Wi-Fi in Osaka Prefecture, Japan

Our initial triple room was incredibly cramped, but the double room we moved to later had a normal, comfortable amount of space. The hotel's location is absolutely superb; it makes getting around incredibly convenient. The hotel occupies floors nine and above, with a shopping mall and restaurants on the floors below (up to the eighth floor). Getting here is very straightforward: take the airport bus to Osaka Station, and it's just around the corner in the direction the bus was heading. The transportation links are truly excellent. Breakfast was plentiful and varied.

Loved the location, near to Ebisucho metro station. Walking distances to Shinsekai Tower. Loved the supermarket nearby. The hotel staff are all very helpful. Ryu at the front desk helped me with the luggage delivery. The room was cleaned every day. Thank you to the house keeping teams, they worked hard in cleaning the room thoroughly. The free ramen was really good, I missed it already. The staff in the restaurant did very good job in keeping the restaurant cleaned and very patient with the guests although some guests didn’t cleaned their own dishes. Well done to them. We love the hotel and will come back

The hotel boasts an excellent location! It's the first hotel right outside the subway station, incredibly close and convenient to Universal Studios. There's a 24-hour Lawson convenience store downstairs, and direct shuttle buses to the airport are available. The front desk also provides amenities for children, such as slippers, toothbrushes, and pajamas. Compared to hotels in Umeda, it offers much better value for money; for the same price, this hotel feels significantly more spacious and cleaner. I would definitely stay here again! However, the service was quite subpar, almost non-existent. Both luggage storage and check-out are self-service. Housekeeping started ringing our doorbell to clean at 9 AM, then again at 10 AM, which felt very rushed and intrusive. Additionally, during check-in, absolutely no information was provided; it was just a quick, impersonal process.

A big thank you to Hashinaka-san for her assistance when I called the hotel to inquire about room types. Her friendliness was a major factor in my decision to book this hotel. Subsequently, the front desk staff were very proactive and helpful in coordinating our room arrangements, allowing us to stay for four consecutive nights without needing to change rooms. Everyone was very friendly. The hotel's main advantages are its excellent location and the fact that it accommodates two adults and one child in a single room. However, be prepared for the compact room size and smaller beds. I suggest bringing your own air mattress for the child to ensure everyone gets a comfortable night's sleep. If you haven't booked the hotel breakfast, you can find options at Drip Cafe, which is directly accessible from the lobby. Opposite the hotel is Grand Front Osaka. If you cross through the complex and then another street, you'll find the largest Patagonia store. While it's not tax-free, it's very well-stocked and even has a children's section.

The hotel's front desk is located on the 9th floor, easily accessible by elevator from the Daimaru side (south exit) of the subway station. The service here was excellent, reminding me of the high standards I experienced in Japan a decade ago – a quality that's hard to find these days. Downstairs, there are abundant dining options, as there's a shopping mall on both the north and south sides of the station. On our second day, we went to USJ. Luckily, during the Expo, there was a direct subway line that took us there in just one stop, a mere ten-minute ride. Even normally, reaching USJ is very convenient; with just one transfer, the total subway journey only takes a little over ten minutes.

Location: Right next to JR Namba Station, directly accessible from Exit 30. It's about a 10-minute walk to Takashimaya. Housekeeping: Rooms are cleaned every other day, and the cleanliness was quite good. Service: The front desk offers Chinese-speaking staff. Check-in is at 3 PM, and they provide luggage storage if you arrive early. Room/Amenities: The room was impressively spacious – we could open two 28-inch and one 20-inch suitcase at the same time without obstructing movement, which was incredibly convenient for organizing our belongings. A minor drawback was the bathroom, which only had a bathtub and no separate walk-in shower, which I found a little inconvenient. On-site/Nearby Facilities: There's a supermarket and a small FamilyMart convenience store in the hotel's basement, perfect for grabbing snacks or essentials. The building next door has a Daiso (100-yen store) on the first floor and the airport shuttle bus stop on the second floor, making everything incredibly accessible.

Pros: Excellent location. Walk to many tourist place and convinient. Cons / Experience: Before arriving in Osaka, I emailed Holiday Inn to inform them that due to personal reasons can see ghost, I could not stay in rooms located directly next to the lift or at the very end of the corridor. However, on the first day, the hotel still assigned me a room right next to the lift. Although the room appeared clean, it was very dusty, had bugs, and the room remained shining throughout the night, which made it difficult for me to sleep. The insects bug on bed also caused skin irritation. Fortunately, the young male receptionist was very polite and attentive, and he helped me change to another room. Unfortunately, the new room still had bugs on the bed and was also dusty. This hotel may be more suitable for men who enjoy nightlife, as there are pubs nearby, some with women dressed in revealing outfits to attract customers. On the other hand, the older male receptionist seemed unfriendly and unwelcoming, often showing a “black face.”

This hotel is fantastic! It's incredibly convenient, located just 10 meters from Yotsubashi Subway Station, right outside Exit 2. Shinsaibashi and Dotonbori are only 1.2 km away, so you can easily walk there to explore the area by night. Plus, there's a supermarket right next door, which is very affordable and handy for grabbing essentials. The hotel itself is spotlessly clean. While the rooms aren't huge, they are very well-equipped and even include a fridge, which is incredibly handy. On the second floor, there's a free hot and cold water dispenser, saving you from buying bottled water. They also have a microwave and an ice machine available for guests, which is super convenient for heating up meals or getting ice anytime. They also offer luggage storage, which is a thoughtful touch. I will definitely book this hotel again the next time I visit Osaka.

The location is absolutely perfect, with direct subway access downstairs and Daimaru and Parco department stores just across the street, making shopping and dining incredibly convenient. Dotonbori is also only a few minutes' walk away. However, the location is really its only redeeming quality. The rooms and facilities are extremely dated. There's very limited space to hang clothes, and the design clearly hasn't been updated in a very long time. Staying here was uncomfortable; it's really just a makeshift place to crash for the night.

Great location, lovely breakfast, unlimited drinks 24/7, interesting daily activities, perfect location, friendly staff. Our whole team from Dr As Beauty and Wellness Center family are all so happy with your hotel. Truly made our stay perfect. Thank you