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Meitetsu Inn Shinosakaeki Higashiguchi
4.5/557 Reviews
The hotel is not far from Shin-Osaka Station. It is easier to get there by using Google Maps. There is a connected mini convenience store downstairs of the hotel for convenient restocking of supplies and food. There is a self-service daily necessities area next to the hotel elevator, where travelers can pick up what they need (face wash, makeup remover, toner, facial cream, etc.), which is very convenient and considerate. The room is so small that there is no space to open the suitcase (points deducted). The cleanliness is good.
Ninja & Geisha
4.3/514 Reviews
Overall very good. A capsule hotel that is more comfortable than a guest house. It is only a one-minute walk from Hankyu Awaji Station. There is a large public space on the 5th floor, with sofas, chairs, dining tables, coffee tables, refrigerators, microwaves, water, and charging. There is a male and female toilet, and a rooftop next to it for smoking. The capsule is quite large, and the length, width and height are 2m*1m*1m. There is a charging port and a mirror inside. The beds are changed every day, and the Japanese-style house clothes and bath towels are changed every day. Each person has a large locker, which is more than enough to put a backpack. The capsule room is very quiet, and the people around are of high quality. The whole building is covered by wifi.
Osaka Awaji U-Shuku
3.1/51 Reviews
I was troubled that there was no toothbrush. The wall is thin, so I can hear the voice of the next person. After that, I am simply scared around. Convenience stores are nearby so convenient.
UU Inn Osaka
4.2/51 Reviews
The rooms are very clean, well equipped, washing machine is also available, big balcony, from the balcony to see the scenery, feel the daily life of the Japanese. Very close to the subway, this subway can go directly to Umeda, Kyoto’s Kayuan, and it is convenient to go to many attractions. There are staff members who can speak Chinese, so it is very convenient to contact if you have any questions. High performance-price ratio, come again next time.
Toyoko Inn Shin-Osaka-Eki Higashi-Guchi
4/549 Reviews
It is adjacent to the road and light rail, especially the sound of motorcycles outside, which is quite noisy. The sound insulation effect is not very good, someone talking in the corridor can be heard clearly. There is also a mirror on the side of the bed, the layout is very uncomfortable. There is only one elevator, and the waiting time for the elevator is quite long. In terms of location, it's not too far from the subway station. It takes 7-8 minutes to walk to the nearest convenience store. The service attitude is very good.
Osaka Corona Hotel
4/518 Reviews
I stayed the day before the early morning departure of the Shinkansen. It is very convenient about 3 minutes walk from Shin Osaka Station. The hotel explanation map is cheap and there is a display on the electric pole on the way and I arrived immediately. The building is old, but the receptionist was very polite and greeted with tea and oshibori. The room was a double window right next to the track, but I heard the sound of the train until about 12 o'clock, but then it was quiet until 6 o'clock at the beginning of the morning. The bed was comfortable with Simmons. There was a large bath and it was very relaxing. There are no shops from the station to the hotel, so I recommend buying it if you have a meal at the station. We went to the station to eat and shop and went back. Free Wi-Fi connection was good. I couldn't get breakfast early in the morning, so I could comment, but I thought the free coffee service at the time of departure was great. I thought it was a very good place for Cospa. I would like to stay again if I have a chance.

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Guide for Travelling in Osaka

Introduction to Osaka

Osaka, Japan's third-largest city, is a dynamic metropolis known for its modern architecture, lively nightlife, and hearty street food culture. It is located in the Kansai region on the main island of Honshu. Osaka's friendly locals and a myriad of attractions, including historic landmarks, theme parks, and shopping districts, provide a compelling contrast to Tokyo's hustle and bustle.

Tips for Travelling to Osaka

Osaka is served by two airports: Kansai International Airport and Itami Airport, with Kansai being the primary gateway for international travelers. The city has an excellent public transportation system, including JR trains, subways, and buses. Japan's famous bullet trains also connect Osaka with other major cities.

The official currency is the Japanese Yen (JPY), and while credit cards are widely accepted, it's worth carrying some cash for smaller establishments. The official language is Japanese, and while English is not commonly spoken by older locals, younger generations and service staff at tourist attractions usually have a good understanding.

Visa requirements for Japan vary depending on your country of origin, so always check in advance. Many countries enjoy visa-free access for short-term visits.

Popular Attractions in Osaka

Dotonbori is Osaka's entertainment heart, with its iconic Glico Man sign, an array of restaurants, and exciting street performances. A visit to Osaka Castle, one of Japan's most famous landmarks, is essential.

Universal Studios Japan, a popular theme park featuring Harry Potter World, is a favorite among families. Explore the Osaka Aquarium Kaiyukan, one of the largest public aquariums in the world, or shop 'til you drop in the Shinsaibashi Shopping Arcade.

Weather, Best Time to Visit, and What to Wear

Osaka experiences four distinct seasons. The spring (March-May) and fall (September-November) are the best times to visit, with pleasant temperatures and beautiful cherry blossoms or fall colors. Summers can be hot and humid, while winters are mild but chilly. Depending on the season of your visit, pack accordingly - light, breathable clothing for summer, and warm layers for winter.

Choosing Your Ideal Hotel in Osaka

Osaka offers a wide range of accommodations to suit different travel needs. If you're looking for luxury near attractions, the Intercontinental Osaka in Umeda or Conrad Osaka offer top-notch services and amenities. The Swissotel Nankai Osaka is conveniently located above Nankai Namba Station for easy transportation access.

Budget travelers might find Hotel Monterey Grasmere Osaka or Hearton Hotel Kitaumeda appealing. Instagrammers would love Hotel The Flag Shinsaibashi, recognized for its minimalist design and excellent location.

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