Higashiosaka Hotels with Wifi

"Of all the Richmond hotels I've stayed at in Japan, this one had the largest rooms and felt quite upscale overall. It was a great value hotel in Osaka, but I didn't get to try the breakfast this time, so I can't comment on it. The downside is that it's a bit far from downtown areas like Shinsaibashi."

"There is nowhere to go near Ishikiri. Since I didn’t order food, I had to eat outside, but there were no restaurants open. The service was still very good."

"Second time booking a hotel, before going still called wings hotel, now called koko, stayed again, although changed the name, but the service is not bad to, still seems to be better tim Because the lobby has a self-service tea machine for guests, 1100-0100, sometimes want to drink a cup of tea down to pour a cup is ok Although not close to the city center, it is not long out, the hotel exit 3 once up, across the road there is lawson a supermarket and a large sports shop, the hotel forward and bird noble, and authentic barbecue, kaiseki cuisine. Parking next door is very cheap, day parking is 1000yen. Will stay again next time The room is not big, but acceptable, in the evening you can come back to the large bath for a dip and shower. Zhengya"

"The experience of staying at this hotel was quite good. The room was clean and tidy, with well-equipped facilities, including independent air conditioning and stable Wi-Fi, making it very comfortable to stay in. Although deep cleaning is done every few days, the daily garbage collection and towel replacement were very considerate. The breakfast options were limited, and it was a bit disappointing that no butter was provided with the bread. However, there was a coffee machine and a drinks bar, which met basic needs. It was also convenient to use the TV in the evening to pre-order breakfast for the next day. The front desk staff were friendly, and most of the check-in and check-out processes were handled through self-service machines, which were easy to use. The location is slightly remote, with mostly small shops and convenience stores nearby. For a wider variety of dining options, you’d need to take the JR to a nearby station, but it wasn’t too troublesome. Overall, this hotel offers great value for money and is suitable for a simple stay. If you don’t mind the slightly remote location, it’s a great choice."

"The hotel is located near Kawachi-Kosaka Station on the Kintetsu Nara Line, making it convenient for getting around. I quit smoking seven years ago, so the smell of cigarettes in the smoking room was a real problem. The hotel explained that the parking lot was on the north side of the hotel, but I saw a coin parking lot on the west side of the hotel and used it. The parking fee was high, and I had to wait about an hour to leave due to a machine malfunction, so it was a real disappointment."

"I was drawn to this hotel's innovative location, right in the middle of a shopping arcade. Since it was New Year's, not many shops were open, but the staff kindly provided a list of those that were. They even had activities like 'kakizome' (first calligraphy of the year) and 'omikuji' (fortune slips) prepared, truly embodying the warm, communal spirit of a shopping street. Their welcome was incredibly warm and attentive, which I really appreciated. The room itself was very clean and comfortable. I'd love to stay here again."

"Both front desk staff were foreigners, but they spoke Japanese very well. They were very friendly and smiley, and the service was good. When I asked about the mosquitoes in my room, they offered to lend me an earth no-mat with a power cord that they were using at the front desk, but I declined because they only had one and it would be a hassle if they didn't have one at the front desk. After that, they searched around and found some spray from the office and brought it to me. Thank you very much. I was able to sleep soundly."

"Location is not downtown Osaka. Still, good value for money for long stays. I stayed for 8 nights. It's quiet, quiet and nice, and there's a washing machine. Close to JR and Tokumichi Station I was on the Kintens Line, 20 minutes from Osaka City. Sound insulation is a bit unfortunate, but everyone is quiet. Clean and friendly. Some people lived for a month. I want to live for a month. It felt like I was a local while staying here. There is also a 24-hour gym nearby. Good value for money I'll go again ~"