Hotels near Japan Mint, Osaka

highly recommend if you stay in osaka on a budget. the room that i stayed had a small electric cooker and microwave. pan and utensils where also available. the only downside of the place was the super bright emergency light and the really thin walls, so if you are a light sleeper get yourself some earplugs and eye mask

I absolutely love the Imperial Hotel Osaka! It's so close to Umeda, yet incredibly peaceful with beautiful views. From my window, I could see the Okawa River, amphibious tour buses (or cars!), and the pier. Taking a walk by the river and clearing my mind was incredibly therapeutic. I heard the hotel is almost fully booked for cherry blossom season, and I can only imagine how stunning it must be then! Speaking of the hotel, it truly lives up to its reputation as an established brand. The service is impeccable. There are seven restaurants within the hotel, each with its own unique charm. This time, I tried the Jasmine Chinese restaurant and the Western bar. The Chinese restaurant served some of the most authentic Chinese food I've had in Japan, though I was disappointed not to try the recommended lobster – it was sold out that day. The Western bar, however, was absolutely delicious, fairly priced, and the service was excellent. The hotel makes you feel cared for at all times, without ever being intrusive. The staff are incredibly discreet and attentive.

I had originally booked another hotel in Osaka for June 2025, but I kept checking hotel availability every evening. On July 18th, I found a much better deal for this 4-star Noku hotel – a Deluxe Twin Room (not the Superior Twin with two 0.9m beds) for three nights from July 31st to August 3rd. It offered free cancellation up to two days prior. The Deluxe Twin Room has two 1.2m wide beds (Ctrip showed 0.8m, which is incorrect data). It didn't include breakfast, and the total cost for three nights, including a Saturday night, was 1885 CNY. This was a very good price considering it was during the Osaka Expo period. The booking confirmation mentioned a tax payment upon check-in, but I actually didn't have to pay any tax. After booking, I found the hotel's contact number and email on the Ctrip hotel page and confirmed my reservation via email. The hotel promptly answered all my questions. The hotel is located near the Minamimorimachi subway station in Osaka, about a 5-8 minute walk away. It's a bit further from Tenmabashi subway station, requiring about a 15-minute walk. The hotel is situated in a very quiet residential and office area with a few reasonably priced restaurants nearby. There's also a bus stop close to the hotel. Just about 100 meters from the hotel, there's a Super LIFE supermarket (open from 09:30 to 24:00). Note that it doesn't accept WeChat Pay or Alipay; only major international credit cards like Visa, Mastercard, JCB, American Express, and other popular payment methods are accepted. The prices there are very fair and affordable! In Osaka, the subway is the best mode of transportation, with about 10 lines. Personally, I don't find buying single-trip tickets expensive. You can easily check the route map above the ticket machine, which clearly displays the prices for each station, making it convenient to purchase tickets. The hotel provides disposable toothbrushes, toothpaste, razors, combs, and slippers. There's a free ice machine with complimentary ice, and bottled water is available for guests to pick up at the front desk. They also offer free luggage storage before check-in and after check-out. The front desk staff are warm, attentive, and very helpful in assisting guests with any issues.

I had a wonderful stay at Premier Hotel Cabin President Osaka. The hotel is clean, comfortable, and very well located, but what truly stood out was the exceptional service. We needed help sending my luggage to Tokyo via Sagawa, and the staff handled everything smoothly and professionally. A very special thank you to Tsujimoto and Echigo, they were incredibly kind, patient, and efficient. They explained the process clearly and made sure my luggage was safely arranged, which gave me great peace of mind. Their hospitality made my trip so much easier. I highly recommend this hotel and would definitely stay here again.

Aside from the room being a bit small, everything else was great. The location is really excellent – within 100 meters, you'll find a subway station, convenience stores, coffee shops, and a mall. There are also several restaurants nearby. Check-in is done via a self-service machine, and there's a Cainiao Express point nearby where you can send packages.

The space of the hotel room is considered huge in Japan. If you make a reservation through trip, you need to go to the front desk to check in. There is a translation machine at the front desk, so it doesn’t matter if you don’t speak Japanese. The room is fully equipped and it is a great experience!

Overall, it was a decent stay, simple and cozy. I personally think this is suitable for business stay. Amenities are provided at the lobby, you can pick what you need. The only downside is that they don't provide water in the room, which in my opinion is quite a basic provision. Anyway, if you'd like to have one you can still purchase it at the lobby for ¥100, or the convenient store next door. Location is great, walking distance to the history museum and osaka castle. Train station is also very near.

The rooms are well-equipped and very clean. Every time I go shopping in Osaka, I pretty much stay at this place. Plus, this Kitahama branch is very close to both Yodoyabashi and Kitahama subway stations. The surrounding area is quiet and by the canal, unlike the noisy areas of Shinsaibashi and Namba. If you want to shop for clothes, you can just take the Midosuji Line to Umeda or Shinsaibashi. And if you're looking for anime merchandise, you can take the Sakaisuji Line from Kitahama Station to Nihonbashi or Ebisucho. Aside from the bed being a bit small and the pillows not being super comfortable, everything else is perfect.

Very beautiful hotel, staff were mostly very friendly except for the guy during check out, not so helpful. Maybe too early 🤔😅 Self help amenities at the lobby ( cleansing oil, toner, facial lotion, etc) coffee n tea bags too. There's also a coffee and water machine at lobby, water dispenser, microwave and ice machine available on certain floor. Laundry machine too. Perfect location, 5 mins walk to shinsaibashi walking street, all link to Dotonbori. Lots of very yummy food, restaurants around, but only 1 stomach 😭😩 oh, there's a huge weighing machine at the lobby to check ur luggage weight before leaving for airport 👍🤣 Only thing I can't stand is the shower.. Will suddenly turn hot or cold 🚿😨😕😏🤪 Oh very lucky hot upgraded from standard to Queen size, just nice can put my luggage n open completely. Bed very comfy, pillow too soft though. 😊 Still nice stay. Family mart next door, 24hrs. Some food joints too.

I chose not to open my 26-inch suitcase flat. The room, though small, had everything I needed and felt secure. I was pleasantly surprised to find a humidifier, which is a lifesaver for someone from the south. Even though it's on a busy street with a subway and Keihan Railway station right below, there was no noise. As someone who's sensitive to noise and easily overwhelmed, I felt completely comfortable. The streets around the hotel are incredibly clean and tidy, with modern buildings, mostly office blocks. If you turn left at the corner, there's an izakaya where office workers go after hours, and a FamilyMart. I highly recommend Okomoniyaki Sakaba Hanamarutei – it's super delicious and perfect for solo diners! The transportation is excellent. The Keihan Railway connects to Fushimi Inari, the Grand Shrine – Sanjusangen-do – Kiyomizu-dera – Hanamikoji – and the Kamo River. The subway makes it very convenient to get to Universal Studios Japan, Umeda, Shinsaibashi, and Tennoji. To take JR to other cities, you just need to go to Osaka Station.