Hotels in Tennoji, Higashiosaka

Sheraton Osaka came highly recommended online, and after comparing it myself, I can confirm it's indeed an excellent choice. First off, the transportation is incredibly convenient. You can take a direct bus from the airport straight to the hotel's doorstep, which is much easier than taking the subway. It costs 1800 JPY per adult, and children are half price. Right downstairs, you'll find both Kintetsu and subway lines (I still don't quite understand the difference between Kintetsu and the regular subway, but I think they're just different operating companies). The hotel has direct access to the subway: you go down to B1, exit, and then go down one more level to reach the station. You can even get children's subway cards at a staffed counter there, which saves you the hassle of dealing with crowded counters at the airport. Namba is just two direct stops away. For Shinsaibashi, you transfer at Namba and it's another two stops, though honestly, it's not a long walk from Namba either. You can also take two stops to Tsutenkaku Zoo. For Universal Studios Japan, I took one stop on the Kintetsu line to Tsuruhashi, then transferred to the JR line, which was also very convenient. Right next to the hotel is a Kintetsu Department Store. It's not the main branch (I always get them mixed up!), but it's very well-stocked. It even has a Daiso and an Edion, and both offer tax-free shopping. There are also dining options on the 12th floor. If you walk through the department store, you'll find a McDonald's, Uniqlo, and Muji. A little further down, there's a Yoshinoya and an ABC-Mart. Basically, all your shopping needs are covered. There's a supermarket in the basement, which was where we usually grabbed things for breakfast. If you don't feel like going to the supermarket, there are also 7-Elevens and Lawsons nearby. The 7-Eleven on the ground floor is quite large, and across the street, you'll find a Lawson drugstore and another Daiso. The hotel rooms are also quite spacious. I would definitely choose to stay here again on my next visit.

1, The room is soundproofed and the surroundings are quiet at night. I slept very well at night and never got woken up. 2, Some sightseeing spots, such as Tennoji Zoo, Tennoji shopping malls, Tennoji temples are around. About 5-10 mins walk. 3, Everything in the room worked very well. I never felt cold in the room when the temperature outside the hotel was around zero to 5 degrees at night. I could adjust the temperature in the room. Fridge was good, cold enough to store my yoghurt and soft drink. Shower head was strong enough. Bed was large and comfy. They had air purifier in the room. Good. 4, The room was spacious and very clean. See attached photo. 5, Near metro, jr station. Will rebook a room of this hotel if I come back to Osaka

Hotel Haisu is a compact yet incredibly well-designed place to stay. The rooms may be small, but they make excellent use of space and feel surprisingly comfortable. Everything was spotlessly clean, which made the stay even more enjoyable. I was impressed by how well-equipped the room was it had everything I needed, from basic amenities to thoughtful little extras that made a big difference. Whether you’re staying for just a night or a few days, it’s a great option if you’re looking for a cozy, convenient, and well-maintained place to stay. what i dislike is that we have to pay if we want to save our luggage for a few hours

The room size was decent, and I was pleased with the service. The hotel's location offers very convenient transportation: there's a bus stop right outside, and both Kintetsu and subway stations are just a few minutes' walk away. Kintetsu Department Store is diagonally across the road. Right opposite the hotel, Yoshinoya is handy for dinner, and there's also a drugstore nearby. On a small side street, an Aeon store offers bentos, fruits, and more. It's only two subway stops from Shinsaibashi, and Nipponbashi is just a 10-15 minute walk away.

The hotel is in a great location, near Tsuruhashi Station, and near a residential area. There are small shops where you can drink coffee and eat, but you have to queue up. There are also free skin care products, etc. You can get them according to your needs. The front desk staff are all Japanese. Although the language is not fluent, everyone is very enthusiastic to help me check in or use the luggage storage service

There is no cigarette smell at all, and the facilities are great. You can also get toiletries downstairs. When you stay, you will receive a coupon that can be exchanged for a drink. The bathroom is separated from wet and dry, and there is also a water heater for use. There are also indoor slippers and night lights. The space is also Very useful~

Objectively speaking, the room is very old and looks like a domestic guesthouse. It is a single room for a single person, and all the facilities are very old. In general, it is not convenient. There is only one toilet in the room without a sink. Because there is only one large bathing area, there are set times for men and women to bathe. If you miss it, you will not be able to bathe. There is a mirror facing the head of the bed, and the door is also facing the bed. It is not recommended for those who mind the bad feng shui. The only good thing is that the location is convenient and the hotel staff are very friendly.

Have stayed at this hotel a few times in the pass and we recently stayed again, and again was a wonderful experience. The hotel's location is excellent, being conveniently close to public transport, making it easy to explore Osaka. The Wi-Fi coverage and speed were reliable, which was a great help for staying connected. The rooms were clean, and the staff were consistently friendly and helpful, adding to the positive atmosphere. Families will appreciate the games room for kids, which kept them entertained. If i was to pick on something bad to write about, then it would be the food options on offer by the resturant. Where previous stays there were plenty on the menu you could choose from. This stay, there was a buffet breakfast, buffet dinner and very little available to choose from in between the 2 buffets. But, was easy enough to eat elsewhere.

The hotel's hardware and services are good, and the surrounding residential area is very quiet. There are four subway stations nearby, but none of them are close. It's too tiring to take the subway if you bring your children on a self-guided tour. Convenience stores are also very far away. There is a Life store similar to RT-Mart, which has discounts around 8 o'clock.

Great location in a very clean house. Metro station right around the corner and a Lawson and 7 eleven 10/10 recommend