Arashi Hotel Osaka Nipponbashi No.008 is located in Nipponbashi, Naniwa-ku, at the heart of Osaka’s famous food and electronics district. It offers a convenient base for exploring Tsutenkaku Tower, Shinsekai, and popular attractions in southern Osaka.
Location & Transportation
The hotel is located in Nipponbashi, Naniwa-ku, just about a 1-minute walk from Ebisucho Station on the Osaka Metro Sakaisuji Line.Nippombashi Station and Namba Station are approximately a 15-minute walk away, providing convenient access to the Sakaisuji Line, Sennichimae Line, Midosuji Line, and other major routes.
The Nankai Railway provides direct access to Kansai International Airport in approximately 45 minutes, while the Midosuji Line offers convenient access to Umeda and Tennoji.
Kizu Market and Kuromon Market are close to the hotel, and you can easily explore Dotonbori, Ebisu Bridge, Namba, and Nipponbashi Den Den Town on foot.
From fresh seafood and kushikatsu to cosmetics, drugstores, and electronics, you can enjoy a wide range of Osaka’s famous food and shopping experiences nearby. Experience the lively atmosphere and authentic local charm of Osaka right outside your door.
Rooms
The hotel offers including Single Rooms, Double Rooms, Twin Rooms, and Family Rooms.
Natural wood tones and warm lighting create a comfortable and relaxing atmosphere. Rooms are equipped with convenient facilities such as an induction cooktop, refrigerator, microwave, and washing machine.
Some rooms also offer views of Osaka’s nighttime skyline and Tsutenkaku Tower.
Dining & Services
The hotel provides cooking utensils and kitchenware, allowing guests to prepare simple meals in their rooms.
Services available include luggage storage, luggage shipping, parcel reception, travel information, and taxi arrangements.
Important Information
Paid parking is available.
The front desk provides English-language assistance, making communication convenient and stress-free during your stay.
"This hotel seems to be a renovated Japanese apartment. The location isn't great (it's near Nishinari Ward), but I'm satisfied with the hotel itself. There are many shops and restaurants nearby, making it convenient for dining and shopping. There's a Sukiya right in front of the hotel, though it has a slightly more desolate atmosphere than other branches. Due to the location, I'd recommend this hotel if you're not planning to be out late at night."