Hotels near Yoshimi Gallery, Osaka

"The location is perfect for exploring Osaka! It's within walking distance to Tenkachaya Station, making it super convenient to get to Kansai Airport via the Nankai Electric Railway. Transfers to Namba and Universal Studios are also smooth. The room is more spacious than typical Japanese hotels, allowing you to fully open your luggage. It's clean, and the bathroom has stable water pressure. The balcony is a plus for drying clothes, and the washing machine and refrigerator are a great convenience. Self check-in was easy. There are plenty of convenience stores, supermarkets, and local shops nearby, making daily life very convenient. I would definitely choose to stay here again on my next trip to Osaka."

"If you have the budget and are heading to Osaka Kansai International Airport the next day, I highly recommend staying at this hotel. It's a 5-minute walk from Tenkachaya subway station. In the morning, you can take the Nankai Line directly to the airport from Tenkachaya for 970 JPY."

"Great value hotel with excellent transport access! This hotel is a bit way off Umeda or Namba but these places or anywhere else in Osaka can easily be accessed in a matter of minutes because the Taisho MRT station is just across it, making travel to any part of the city super convenient! You’d be greeted by a nice covered patio at the front, perfect while waiting for your Uber ride if you ever needed one, or just to spend some quiet time. You can also use their lobby where you can find a drinking station (coffee, tea, anyone?) Rooms are pretty spacious in Japan standards, though all amenities can be had at the reception. The toilet & bathroom were decent & clean albeit a bit cramped. Of course, they use those amazing Japanese toilets! It also has a public bathroom, but I fell the public bath in capsule hotels are much better. A microwave is available in each floor. As mentioned, location is probably the best selling point of this hotel. Just across is the Taisho MRT, a few stops away is Umeda through the Osaka Loop Line, while Namba is a few minutes away with the Hanshin-Namba Line or the Nagahoritsurumi Ryokuchi Line. Bus stop is also very near. There are convenience stores, restaurants, and izakayas nearby. I wish I was able to try their breakfast but I had to try breakfast recommendations elsewhere. This is a strong 4/5 for me. Would stay here again if I’m in Osaka, it is highly recommended if you’re hitting Universal Studios Japan, Osaka Aquarium, and Expo 2025 Osaka!"

"Located in a quiet residential area, the house is clean and comfortable with excellent facilities. The host thoughtfully provided all daily necessities, and the space felt very cozy, perfect for families staying for an extended period. Transportation is also very convenient, with Tenkachaya Station, Kishinosato Station, Kishinosato-Tamade Station, and Shotenzaka Station all nearby, along with several supermarkets. We had a wonderful 7-day stay here. The neighborhood offers great amenities and easy access to transportation, and we slept very soundly at night. The price was very reasonable, making this our top choice for accommodation on our next visit to Osaka!"

"The room was a standard twin, larger than typical Japanese hotels, with new and complete facilities. The location is super convenient for getting to the airport, Umeda, and Shin-Osaka. Plus, Namba Parks, City, and Takashimaya are all nearby for shopping. Breakfast was decent, and the Thai noodles were a pleasant surprise!"

"I stayed for a week, and the overall experience was pretty good. The room wasn't very big, and the bathroom was decent, but the overall lighting in the room was a bit yellow and dim. During my stay, I developed some red rashes on my back, and I suspect it might have been related to dust or the environment. However, I didn't report it to the hotel staff at the time, so the exact cause remains uncertain. The hotel only has two washing machines, and you need to buy laundry detergent at the front desk, which isn't very convenient. After 60 minutes, my clothes weren't completely dry after washing, so that experience was a bit subpar. The hotel lobby is very grand and beautiful, and the common areas are quite nice. Additionally, the hotel helped us send our luggage to Kyoto, which was a thoughtful and very helpful service. The location is one of the hotel's biggest advantages. It's very close to Shinsaibashi and Kuromon Market, and there are many izakayas on the surrounding streets, making it very convenient for dining out in the evening. There's a convenience store right next door, and it's only a 2-minute walk to Fukutaro, Osaka's most famous okonomiyaki restaurant, making daily shopping very easy. Overall, the hotel's location is excellent, the common areas are beautiful, and some aspects of the service were impressive. However, there's room for improvement regarding room lighting, laundry facilities, and hygiene."

"The hotel's location is absolutely fantastic. Daimaru department store and Shinsaibashi shopping street are just across the road, making it incredibly convenient for dining and shopping. There are tons of delicious food options nearby. The teppanyaki restaurant on the third floor of the hotel is good. While the buffet breakfast on the second floor doesn't have a huge variety, the quality is excellent. Guests can ask the front desk for breakfast coupons, which cost 3600 JPY per person. All the restaurants on the B2 level are also delicious, and the service is great. My room had a good view, facing Daimaru directly. There were always Chinese-speaking staff at the front desk, and you can buy airport bus tickets in the lobby. The room itself was a bit dated, possibly because I booked a lower-grade room, but it was functional. The shower in the bathroom had excellent water pressure, which was very refreshing – a crucial detail when traveling. The downsides were that the toilet flush button was too small and required a lot of force to press. Also, either the duvet insert or the mattress in the room had a slight, but not overwhelming, odor, perhaps due to age. For the first two days of my stay, I felt itchy while sleeping, and woke up one morning with a very itchy bite on my ankle. The fabric chairs and sofa also looked a bit dirty. I hope the hotel can improve on these aspects. I wonder if staying in a higher-grade room next time would be better."

"I didn't read the terms carefully enough. This hotel requires a 10 AM check-out. The mall doesn't even open until 11 AM, so I had nowhere to go on such a hot day after checking out. I asked for a two-hour late check-out and offered to pay, but the front desk staff was cold and said there was no late check-out option, and that if I wanted to stay longer, I'd have to pay for a full extra day. I've booked several hotels with three beds, and this one was definitely on the larger side."

"There's no complain apart from cleanliness, dust on the tissue box, oil stains on the table from the previous guest I suppose. There's a day they didn't clean the room, most probably I didn't put the sign of CLEANING on the door. Please remember to put the sign if you want the room to be clean everyday. Otherwsie, the hotel and service is perfect. Pyjama provided. Pillow firm or hard of your choice. Amenities full range Free coffee, sodas, and hard drinks from 2pm-9pm"

"I genuinely think the Osaka Marriott is the best value-for-money Marriott I've ever stayed at, from the 6000+ won Jeju Marriott to Marriotts in China and Europe. Not only is it incredibly clean, but everything is also so user-friendly and convenient. The room cleaning was very timely, amenities were well-stocked, and it was a very comfortable stay. The Tennoji location is also excellent; you don't need to transfer trains to get anywhere. I used the Kansai Thru Pass, taking the JR Osaka Loop Line for nearby places and the Kuroshio express for further destinations like Kii-Katsuura – it was very useful. I booked a connecting room and requested a high floor, which they accommodated by giving me a room on the 52nd floor, though it faced south. Next time, it would be even better if I could get a north-facing room. Before going, I read some reviews and was concerned about a potential smell in the room. When we checked in, there was no smell at all. However, after going out one day and returning, I noticed a slight odor. I cranked the air conditioning to max and lowered the temperature, and after a while, the smell was gone. Others might want to try this if they encounter the same issue. Oh, and the breakfast is pretty good; at least they have Udon noodles and curry rice. You can also make your own dorayaki. Overall, I give it a five-star recommendation."