Hotels near The Osaka Korean Church in Japan, Osaka

The hotel is located near the Nankai tram and JR Imashingu Station, and the subway's Dobutsuen-mae Station. The transportation is very convenient, about a 5-minute walk. The overall environment of the hotel is very clean and the space is large. It is a good choice. A few disadvantages are that there are often trams passing by, which are quite loud. At the same time, there are few people on the balcony, so there is a lot of dust.

One of the best hotels I’ve stayed in, very value for money! Will not hesitate to stay here again if I visit Osaka again. Location super convenient; quick walk from Shinsaibashi station, right beside the Shinsaibashi shopping street, so there’s a ton of food and shopping options nearby. Easy check in; you have to collect all your amenities at the lobby. Staff are very friendly and helpful. The rooms are fantastic; very clean, well-equipped and well-designed (love the toilet!). There’s also vending machines and coin laundry machines on several floors of the hotel.

When checking in, it was a bit confusing to use the code to unlock the key and then use the key to unlock the lobby door again. However, if you have any problems, you can contact the staff via email. They are quick to respond and very helpful. The location of the accommodation is a bit far from the train station. It takes about 8-10 minutes to walk. There is a Lawson on the left and a Family Mart on the right. When walking back and forth every day, it doesn't feel that far. However, there is a train passing in front of the accommodation, so you can hear the train passing all the time. However, earplugs are provided. The room is spacious and not stuffy. The bed is big and comfortable. There is a refrigerator, stove, kettle and microwave. There are glasses, plates, cups, spoons and forks. The bathroom is separated into wet and dry zones. There is a toothbrush and toothpaste, but the toothbrush is very small and hard. It is recommended to bring your own. There is a washing machine in the bathroom, no dryer, but there is a clothesline outside the balcony. There are 7-8 hangers. There is a hair dryer in the bathroom. There is a small trash can in the bathroom with spare trash bags. There is also another trash can in the bedroom. Trash can be thrown together in one bag and thrown away in the large trash can in front of the apartment. There is no cleaning during the stay. However, there is a drawer in the lobby with various items such as towels, trash bags, toothbrushes, irons and vacuum cleaners. If you need anything, you can take it. There are several 2-prong sockets (flat double pins) in the room. You can charge multiple phones or power banks at the same time. Overall, I like it very much. I feel that it is private, quiet, and not too crowded. Apart from the sound of the train, I can't hear any other noise.

Booked a room for 3. Room size: ok. Enough space to ”half open” 2 luaggages with space to walk about. Cleaniness: dont remember any obvious dust spots. Location: near kyoto station, but kyoto station is huge, hence you need to still do alot of walking. Alot of eateries nearby, theres 2 malls (@ kyoto station and aeon mall), yoshinoya is just opposite. Supermarket is about a 20mins walk, however theres those mini ones opposite. Amenities: soap was ok, doesnt dry your skin out. It was topped up every day, that it was alittle excessive, ie combs, toothbrush etc. Service: ok. You can drop off your bags at the hotel if youre early for check in or you still have time after check out. Its complimentary. Lack acknowledgement of customers though. I was standing infront of the collection counter, but all 3 staffs just continued talking till i told them i here to collect my luagge. I also witnessed the check in staff looking frustrated when handling a customer who didnt know english. I just thought he could have quickly used the google translate to reduce the communication barrier. Plus points: water dispenser at every level. Minus points: the bed was hard, very little padding. If youre a side sleeper, reconsider. Overall i did enjoy my stay. I

We love staying here so much. The hotel is closed to everything: 3 mins walk to Kyoto station, next to Yodobashi dep. which you can do shopping and find so many restaurants on 6 floor. The staffs are so friendly and helpful. The hotel room is so clean, wide and hygienic. You can pick hotel amenities by yourself next to the receptionist counter. I’ll come back staying here again for sure.

The location is difficult to find, and there is no attached parking space, but there are many paid parking lots nearby, and there are also supermarkets nearby. The house is very clean and you can ask them to pick up any items you need.

Always had an amazing stay at the Tokyu Stay hotel chain. Loved the location of Tokyu Stay Kyoto Sakaiza (Shijo Kawaramachi area), it is located centrally at Kyoto downtown and is walking distance to Gion and Nishiki Market. The room was clean and decent size for a deluxe double room (can fit 2 open carry-on suitcase no problem), and I just absolutely adore their in-room 2-in-1 washer+dryer. Each load takes at least 3.5-4 hrs to complete the entire cycle of washing and drying. Thank you very much for the hospitality, will stay again definitely. Great Location. Thanks. 這次京都2天的行程都住在這，地點真的非常好，飯店剛落成沒多久，住起來非常舒服的，一樓有自助飲料吧，也有備品可以自取，房間附有洗烘衣機，微波爐，電晶爐，鍋子，盤子跟餐具，也可以向櫃檯借刀子使用，設備非常齊全.

Hotel is conveniently located next door to a subway station. It is a few stops from Kyoto station. There are many stairs and no escalator or elevator when you exit the subway so not the best when you have luggage. Front desk’s staff English is quite limited, which surprised me given that Hyatt is an American chain and most guests were American while we were there. There are two Nespresso coffee machines in the lobby but no milk. There are three laundry machines on the lobby level. Each machine serves as both a washer and a dryer and takes 120 minutes for 600 yen. People lock their load with a code and you end up waiting for a long time waiting for someone to show up to remove their laundry. Room is tiny, the size of a closet. Our room had two twin beds and a sofa bed for a single person. There is no room to move. There are no sheets in the room so we called to ask for sheets. The person who answered the phone did not know what sheets mean so we had to go to the lobby and describe what we need. The language barrier is real. Our room was on top of a road and we could hear almost every car that went by. It does not seem like the hotel invested in good windows. Make sure to pack ear plugs. The bathroom is quite small and has a weird setup with a shower next to a bathtub. Front desk staff is also not helpful with recommendations for places to eat. They show you a barcode that lists restaurants, but do not provide recommendations. We found an excellent Indian restaurant very close to the hotel. You exit the hotel and turn to the right towards the subway, pass the dry cleaners and cross the street, you will see a mini-mart and then a basement with an Indian restaurant. They open at 5 pm for dinner. It is very inexpensive and delicious. I recommend the butter chicken and cheese nan. Front desk will print for you, there is a charge of 10 yen per page. There is no concierge and staff was too busy to respond to questions about how to get places, instead they offered a map. Breakfast gets busy so be sure to get there early. They offer rice, curry, soup, fish, fruit, bread, coffee, juices and more. The egg is extremely runny and when I asked the attendant if they have egg that is better cooked, she had no idea what I was saying. I would not stay here again because of not being able to communicate with staff and because the room is so small.