Osaka Nishinari Ward Hotels

Hotel located in the district of Nishinari Ward. It has the station Kishinosato-Tamade a few meters walk. The price is that I expected something more from the stay in general. The room is functional, with shoes and pyjama (although that is common practice in Japan). Without view because the 619 had the opaque glass and, although it is said to be soundless, it is not quite true because you hear the trains pass. I didn't like checking, despite being at 14:00 and having warned that I would come earlier, they didn't let me do it until 15:00, which, despite being not full, offers no more that invites to recommend it.

Great location !! Great place !! Closely JR Shin imamiya station 🚉 First time in Osaka-Japan, I understand receptionist is not a good speak English but they is not worry due to my is same not a good English hahaha 😅 but I can understand you ^^ The room 910 look renovation at 9 floor right!! And good view to see train railway 🚃 However I feel so sad about 10 floor is under construction for public onsen 😭 as you know, I select your hotel because it have public onsen for relaxing after walks around Osaka travelling

I thought I could do something without a reservation from the Osaka Fire Department, Dotonbori to Namba. It's a heaven in Southeast Asia. I couldn't find a place to stay 😅 I was tired and went to a snack. Mom was worried and had a hard time. Completed the reservation with the cooperation of the company's human beings. I arrived at this hotel despite everyone's love. Thank you, it's nice to pay the cancellation fee, but it was subtle ✨ but it was good. I'll tell the people at the company. Maybe I don't think I'll have a chance to come, but thank you.

This is a case of ”you get what you pay for”. Considering the extremely cheap price, my friends and I were very satisfied with our stay. The sound of the nearby train tracks is a bit noisy, but it’s not that bad if you want a room away from the tracks, unless you’re a real sleep disorder that can’t stand a sound at all when you sleep I recommend earplugs. Also, trains in Japan stop between midnight and 5am, so there is still some empty block. Some comments mention homeless people nearby, but we never worry about walking around at night because there are always people around and the street lights are bright. The facilities are basic, but the sanitation of the public bathroom is OK, we don't feel a problem. Some people may not feel very comfortable about having to go through the lobby to reach the public bath, but it is not a problem for us. Our room also has a bathroom, which is small but adequate. Note that the room does need your request to clean, but because it is more environmentally friendly, we have no problem. Anyway, the room was not messed up by us. Our room is Japanese style, meaning there are tatami mattresses and Japanese mattresses. In addition, there is a TV, cable LAN, enough storage space to store luggage and clothes, a mini refrigerator, table. The network connection is very good, fast, stable, no problem. The Japanese mattress is very thin, we asked for one more, so it was much better. I recommend western style rooms if you have a problem with your back. The room was warm and it was quite cold March but the duvet and blankets were really warm and we didn’t freeze. The staff was polite and helpful. We came earlier and they allowed us to leave our luggage at the hotel. There is a tourist information service station next door that provides information about Osaka. In terms of location, this area is good. You can walk to the equivalent of Akihaibara in Osaka, about 15-20 minutes. There is a subway station out of the hotel and walk for one minute. JR Nankai is a 5-minute walk, so go to Kansai Airport, or take the Osaka JR ring line and direct to Nara. Trains in places like this are really convenient. Spa World is also nearby. Highly recommended to all friends who want to experience the Japanese love of bathing!

1: New hotel 🏨. very clean 2: The front desk staff are very good 3: Convenient transportation. It is about 15m away from the subway entrance. 4: The price is relatively cheap 5: It is also very convenient to give examples of scenic spots. Nara is 40 minutes and Dotonbori is about 15 minutes. Overall it's very good. There is a pool table on the first floor where you can play casually. There is a supermarket diagonally across the street where you can buy bento and heat it up. Overall very good 👍.

The environment of the lobby restaurant is very beautiful ~ Just in time for the hotel's event, freshly made octopus balls are available for dine-in, and the taste is great 👏 Very cost-effective. I will use this hotel again if I have the opportunity!

Very expensive but God damn, they really do be hiring people that speak either English or Chinese together with Japanese! And oh my, there are just so so many staff that do! Whether that be front desk, or even housekeeping! The only ones that really don't are the ones in the restaurants or in Melissa (where they sell bread and other good food!) Or the mall downstairs! The dessert lounge weren't too friendly either but they all seem to be extensions of the hotel! Overall, great experience except for the fact that the rooms are indeed tiny and compact cause that's what we booked after all - but aside from that, all the amenities were great, toilet was big and movable in and you really have anything and everything you need already there! Only issue is maybe that some things here are pretty outdated though it's a 5 star hotel! But overall its truly worth the price though I don't reccomend staying all the time unless you wanna burn a hole in your pocket heh! But one great thing is that they are truly commendable in terms of holding events and catering to hundreds of guests for the really really big ballrooms. That's a huge plus.

Staffs were very nice and friendly. Good location and many convenience marts nearby. Unexpected big room and very clean. Welcome drinks with coffee, tea and soft drinks. Few restaurants around the hotel. Easy to get on subway.

Great location and comfy room for one person. Everything that I needed for 3 days stay in Osaka. The only thing I found a bit odd was that room had only 2 eletrical outlets so I had to charge my phone close to myself and my watch in the bathroom. Because I needed my power bank and laptop as well I had them to charge later on when I would leave hotel. Breakfast was nice , here are some pictures so you can check it.

The hotel is simple but clean, we upgraded to a larger room on arrival which was easy and not expensive. The bathroom was nice and staff were friendly. Most importantly, it’s in a great location for getting to the main sights of Osaka (a couple of stops each way) and to the stations for day trips out of Osaka!