Hotels With WiFi in Osaka Prefecture, Japan

The hotel is clean with modern amenities that covers all your traveller needs. Near to shin imamiya JR and Nankai line station west exit. Be aware that this nearest exit has long staircase with no escalator or elevator. If you have heavy luggage you might want to use the East exit which is a longer walk away. Quite a few supermarket and convenient stores around the JR and metro stations nearby. The Hollywood twin room for 2 persons has 2 futons and not much space if you have a big luggage. Good value and overall I enjoyed my stay. Will book again.

Wonderful location, right in front of Kuromon Market. Plenty of restaurants and shops within walking distance. The hotel is very clean. The breakfast was delicious, although not many choices. I like that the window can be opened to let the fresh air in, because the bathroom smells sometimes. However, the bed is very hard, unusual hard for Japanese hotels. This is not my first trip and I slept in more or less expensive hotels, but this one was the most uncomfortable one due to its firmness. The other weird thing is that they don't provide any coffee or tea bags in the room. ??? This would be the first time I encountered such situation. I will not return to this hotel, it lacks hospitality unfortunately.

As most reviews mention, it's incredibly noisy at night due to the location. Even though the windows are quite soundproof, it's still very loud. However, the location truly is unbeatable. Dotonbori is right outside the door, and there's a drugstore and a 7-Eleven downstairs, making dining and shopping incredibly convenient.

The hotel is about a 5-8 minute walk from Shin-Osaka Station. This is the largest room I've ever stayed in. I booked a high-floor twin room with 1.6-meter beds, and it could comfortably sleep four adults. There's also a sofa for relaxing, and all three of our suitcases could be opened without any issues – it's truly rare to find such spaciousness... Plus, the hotel cleans the room daily (many Japanese hotels don't do daily cleaning), which is a huge plus! The large public bath on the 4th floor is also quite good, though it seems to be just hot water and not a hot spring (the hotel didn't claim it was, either). There are even free drinks on the 3rd floor! It's really convenient! There's also a large sports store and a supermarket nearby, and Shin-Osaka Station offers easy access to Kobe and Kyoto. I'll definitely be back!

Good hotel in great location for a good price. Hotel rooms in Japon for this price are small. Our room had no view as the window was blurt. And the window can’t open. But I think this is common in Japon. But considering the location and the price it was a good value

The room is spacious and clean, toilet equipped with bathtub.. nice and comfortable beds.. it’s walkable distance to metro and railway and many cafes nearby .. recommended for short stay!

The hotel is located in the business district, just a short walk from the subway station. I did my research beforehand, so I knew that check-in was upstairs. There are plenty of restaurant choices nearby, and some famous local ramen places have a much better ambiance than those in Shinsaibashi. The only drawback is that the room was a bit small, but it was clean and the soundproofing was decent.

The location is excellent — directly connected to Shinsaibashi subway station, opposite Parco and Daimaru, with Amerikamura just behind the hotel. Very convenient for shopping and getting around. Service was good and housekeeping was reliable. Although the hotel is older, the room was well maintained and clean, which is expected in Japan. I would stay here again mainly for the location. One small thing to note is the check-in policy, which is strictly at 3pm. When I arrived earlier (around 1pm), I was stopped before I reach the reception counter, and asked to leave my luggage first and come back later, which was a bit unexpected, but understandable given hotel policies. I did go back at 3pm and there was already a long check in queue

Rooms in Japan are generally small, but this one was clean and had everything I needed. There's no daily housekeeping; you have to put used towels and trash bins outside your door for staff to collect. They'll then hang fresh towels on your doorknob. You can pick up toothbrushes and toothpaste at the front desk. They also have a scale there for weighing luggage, and a microwave in their office if you need help heating something up. Vending machines on the 2nd and 13th floors make it convenient to grab a drink.