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Chisun Standard Osaka Shin-Imamiya

Chisun Standard Osaka Shin-Imamiya

4.4/5274 Reviews
Uehommachi/Tennoji/Southern Osaka
I stayed at the Chisan Standard Osaka Shin Imamiya, which opened on February 25, 2022, on March 4, immediately after using the special plan for the opening. When I thought it was strange because there was a wound or dirt at the opening, it was a signboard replacement. The twin room with two single beds felt the walls were black and white. There is a space to hang clothes on the right side of the entrance, and a refrigerator is placed on the floor below it, but there is no door. Take what you need at the front desk except for toothbrush. The unit bus is not narrow, but there was a step of about 30cm at the entrance and I was careful not to fall. The room clothes and phone were next to the elevator. Breakfast was a restaurant on the 2 floor, a bright and relaxing seat arrangement, buffet style. There is a splendid locker on the 1 floor.
hotel androoms Osaka Hommachi

hotel androoms Osaka Hommachi

4.4/556 Reviews
Osaka Station/Umeda/Yodoyabashi/Hommachi
I paid well under one hundred Aud for the room so I was pleasantly surprised with the quality of the room. It had everything I required except an in-room safe. I requested a room with a window which I could open. Apparently there are very few rooms available that open - but I did get one - which meant that I was at the back of the hotel very close to the back of the adjacent building - however I preferred that to no fresh air. I am appreciative that the staff met my request. Mattresses are on the raised floor. May be challenging for people who have mobility problems. The mattresses themselves were very comfortable . If you are noise sensitive I suggest you ask for a room away from the elevators . The free set breakfast menu options was quiet limited - and for someone who does not eat meat and bread - a basic fruit bowl was the only option. However for room price I paid, I was happy to buy my breakfast elsewhere. The hotel is in a relatively quiet location - about 30 minute walk to many of the places you'll likely want to visit. I would stay here again if I can get a similar low price.
HOTEL THE LEBEN OSAKA

HOTEL THE LEBEN OSAKA

4.6/5322 Reviews
Osaka Station/Umeda/Yodoyabashi/Hommachi
I think it was the cheapest category room, but the room was twelve minutes large! The beds are large and comfortable, there are sofas and working tables, separate baths and toilets, and plenty of space to clean up your luggage, clean and comfortable. Not only was coffee and tea well prepared, but water was also placed in a 2 liter PET bottle. The service of the staff was not insufficient, and check-in and check-out were smooth. I was a little worried that there was mold in the groove outside the bathtub, but the overall cleanliness is ◎. I think the view outside the window is the next building, but it was sliding glass, so I can't see the outside, and if I'm in the room during the day and I'm worried about the sun, there's no problem at all. It is a little walk from Shinsaibashi station, but it is close to Nagahoribashi station, so it is highly recommended for those who are OK if they are close to Nagahoribashi station.
hotel androoms Shin-Osaka

hotel androoms Shin-Osaka

4.5/551 Reviews
Shin-Osaka/Esaka/Juso
I stayed with a friend when I traveled to Osaka. It is a simple but itchy hotel. Above all, you should definitely eat breakfast. I am very satisfied with that quality １６００ yen. I liked the feeling that they were carefully made one by one. The large communal bath was also wide 々 and it was comfortable, and the dressing room was large and easy to use. The room was simple, but I was able to spend enough. The basket to put what I brought to the large communal bath prepared in the room was convenient, and above all, it was good to fit in the locker in the dressing room. The security was solid, and the casual place of the staff was comfortable. Above all, the most surprising thing was the soba noodles for a midnight snack. The outlet was really delicious. I stayed at various hotels near Shin Osaka, but I think I will stay here next time.

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More about Solare, Osaka

Osaka, Japan's second-largest city, is a bustling metropolis that's as famous for its hearty street food as it is for its futuristic skyline. Whether you're a foodie, a history buff, or a thrill-seeker, Osaka has something for everyone.

Popular Attractions in Osaka for First-Time Visitors

  • Dotonbori: Immerse yourself in the neon-lit heart of Osaka, where the giant Glico Man sign looms large and the aroma of street food wafts through the air.
  • Osaka Castle: Step back in time at this iconic symbol of Osaka, surrounded by cherry blossom trees and lush parklands.
  • Umeda Sky Building: For a bird's-eye view of the city, head to the Floating Garden Observatory and watch Osaka spread out beneath you.
  • Shitennoji Temple: As Japan's first Buddhist temple, Shitennoji offers a serene retreat from the urban buzz.
  • Kaiyukan: One of the world's largest public aquariums, Kaiyukan is a must for families and anyone fascinated by marine life.
  • Universal Studios Japan: Get your thrills and enjoy unique attractions at this world-renowned film and theme park.

Transportation in Osaka

  • Osaka International Airport: Also known as Itami Airport, it's the gateway to the city for domestic and some international travelers.
  • Kansai International Airport: The main arrival point for international visitors, connected to Osaka via train and bus.
  • Osaka Metro: A comprehensive network that makes navigating the city a breeze, with lines crisscrossing to major tourist spots.
  • JR Lines: Japan's extensive railway system connects Osaka to other cities and regions, perfect for day trips.

Better to Know Before Visiting Osaka

  • Currency: The Japanese Yen is the local currency. Cash is widely used, but credit cards are accepted in most tourist spots.
  • Language: While learning a few basic Japanese phrases can be helpful, English is spoken in many restaurants and hotels.
  • Etiquette: The Japanese are known for their politeness. Bowing slightly when greeting someone is a nice touch.
  • Visa Regulations: Most visitors need a valid passport. Citizens of certain countries may require a visa, so check in advance.

Climate, Weather, and Average Temperature in Osaka

  • Spring (Mar-May): Mild and often rainy, a great time to see cherry blossoms.
  • Summer (Jun-Aug): Hot and humid; perfect for enjoying outdoor festivals.
  • Autumn (Sep-Nov): Pleasant and cool, with beautiful foliage.
  • Winter (Dec-Feb): Cold and dry, with occasional snow.
SeasonAverage High (°C)Average Low (°C)Packing Suggestions
Spring2011Light layers, umbrella for rain.
Summer3124Lightweight clothing, sunscreen.
Autumn2315Sweaters, light jackets for cool evenings.
Winter82Warm clothing, scarves, gloves.

What to Eat in Ho Chi Minh City

  • Takoyaki: Bite-sized balls of dough filled with octopus, a must-try street snack.
  • Okonomiyaki: Often called "Japanese pancake," this savory delight is customizable with various toppings.
  • Osaka Ramen: Known for its rich, tonkotsu (pork bone) broth and chewy noodles.
  • Sushi: Fresh and flavorful, Osaka's sushi is not to be missed.
  • Douglasu: A type of fried food similar to tempura, but with a lighter, airier batter.
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