Hotels in Osaka

12 hotels with a verified description

Connected directly to Namba Station, which means direct access to the train to Kansai Airport. An open view over the city.

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Inspired by an 18th-century English manor, in Umeda. High-level service and a classic atmosphere, not a modern one.

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A modern skyscraper above the bend of the river. The lobby is on floor 40, and the view from there is part of the point.

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In the style of a European chateau, on the top floors of a tower in Chayamachi. Umeda is the northern transport hub of Osaka.

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Inspired by a Scottish church, connected to JR Namba Station and to the OCAT bus terminal. Convenient for those continuing by bus.

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Thai-Japanese luxury with rooftop bars and a spa. Livelier than the Japanese hotels in the area.

Modern lifestyle, steps from the neon of Dotonbori and from the Shinsaibashi shopping street. Central and noisy.

Serviced apartments with a kitchenette, spacious by Japanese standards. Suits families and a long stay.

Known for one of the best breakfast buffets in Japan, with fresh seafood. Reason enough on its own to choose it.

A capsule hotel inspired by first class on a plane: a clean personal cabin with technology, and a public bath. Cheap, and suits one night.

Modern mid-range with a separate bathroom and a deep bathtub, which is not a given at this price.

Budget at an international standard in the heart of Umeda. Simple, predictable and central.