Hotels near Asahi Ward, Osaka

The location of the hotel is very convenient, just a short walk from the station. While the reception staff who checked me in was not particularly welcoming (talking to each other for a long time and not greeting me), the overall service throughout my stay was good. The room itself was spacious and comfortable, which made the stay more pleasant. One drawback was the lack of clear information about Wi-Fi in the room — either it wasn’t available or the details weren’t provided, which was a little inconvenient.

The hotel is conveniently located near the Osaka Metro Tanimachi Line (purple line), Miyakojima Station, but it might be a little far from the city center. If you don't mind, it's not a problem as the Osaka Metro connects everywhere. The hotel has self-check-in and check-out, which is great – no need to talk to staff! 555 I recommend leaving before 10 am, otherwise you'll find the housekeeper trying to clean. I told them I'd be leaving in an hour, but they kept trying to clean (maybe because they didn't understand English). In short, I left my towel, cup, and a note asking for extra green tea on the door. After that, the housekeeper didn't bother me anymore; they just hung my things on the door instead. It was a good introduction, great! Overall, the price is good, it's clean, and the minimalist room is small, but fine. I was just there to sleep, so I left at 6 pm and came back at 11 pm – no big deal! 😘 I was too busy sightseeing to take any hotel review photos, sorry everyone!

The room was spacious, and they provided plenty of coffee and tea bags. There's a microwave on every floor, which was super convenient. The location is excellent for transportation. It was raining when I arrived, but I just walked through a covered walkway directly from the JR station, probably only about 100 meters. The lobby service was great, and it's easy to get anywhere from here. Just a heads-up for those taking the JR from Kyobashi to Kansai International Airport: the trains for Wakayama and the airport are coupled. The first four cars go to Wakayama.

Great value for money. Given that it was during the World Expo and May Day Golden Week, this place was surprisingly affordable. It's also very close to the outlet mall.

The hotel is super close to the subway station, right at the exit. The room was generally clean, and both comfort and quietness were good. It's a bit of a walk from the JR station, about 15 minutes. Breakfast was quite expensive, so I didn't eat at the hotel; there's a Matsuya across the street which was a good alternative.

I had a wonderful stay at Premier Hotel Cabin President Osaka. The hotel is clean, comfortable, and very well located, but what truly stood out was the exceptional service. We needed help sending my luggage to Tokyo via Sagawa, and the staff handled everything smoothly and professionally. A very special thank you to Tsujimoto and Echigo, they were incredibly kind, patient, and efficient. They explained the process clearly and made sure my luggage was safely arranged, which gave me great peace of mind. Their hospitality made my trip so much easier. I highly recommend this hotel and would definitely stay here again.

”Hotel Monterey La Soeur Osaka is a fantastic choice! With an impressive 8.3/10 rating on Agoda and 4/5 on Tripadvisor, this hotel consistently impresses guests with its exceptional staff, well-appointed facilities, and comfortable stay. Located in the heart of Chuo, Osaka, it's close to popular landmarks like Grand Front Osaka and Osaka Castle. The hotel's amenities, including a restaurant, spa center, and sauna, make it an ideal spot for relaxation. Highly recommended!”

The location is great, not far from the subway station and right next to a gas station. The service was pretty good. Even though my room was close to the elevator, I didn't hear any noise at all. One of the pillows had a strong smell, so I'd recommend changing the pillowcase. There's a convenience store and a Matsuya (Japanese fast-food chain) nearby. Getting to Universal Studios should be quick, though I personally got lost in Umeda for half an hour, and everyone I asked gave me different directions...

I stayed at this hotel in Osaka and honestly, it was very new and amazing especially the location. Located right in the Kyobashi area which you have full access to JR line, Keihan line (goes to Kyoto) and Subway tsurumiryokuchi line (goes straight to Sinsaibashi), made getting around super easy. There are heaps of restaurants right outside that stay open until midnight, so even if you arrive late, you'll always find somewhere to eat. There is 7-11 convenience store underneath the hotel, as well as amazing morning buffet. 🥞🍳🥓(Extra 1980yen for those staying at the hotel) Osaka castle 🏯in walkable distance, Osaka Umeda station in 10 min JR line ride, Shinsaibashi by Subway for 15 min, you really can't beat this location.🚃 Amenities are pretty good — towels, pajamas provided everyday, all other essentials are available at the front including face masks. No water in the room but has 7-11 convenience store in the hotel so you really can get anything. The best thing about this hotel is they have Onsen (hot springs) available till 1am every day. Super refreshing and clean too.♨️(Same as ordinary Japanese Onsen rules, no tatoo allowed fyi)🙅🏻♀️ That said, the room was super new and clean, comfortable, and very convenient. One of the best parts was the hot spring - it was really nice to relax and take a bath every day. The room also came with a hair dryer, hair straightener, and a big tv that you can connect Netflix etc. d Overall, a comfortable and well-located hotel that's great value for money!!!

Overall, it was a good experience – comfortable, quiet, and conveniently located. The front desk even had classic manga like Dragon Ball available for guests to borrow, making it a great value-for-money hotel. Also, a big thank you to the staff member who lent me a charging cable; buying one at a convenience store would have been quite expensive. Arigato!