New Hotels in Osaka

"The hotel is exceptionally clean, with modern, minimalist rooms that are both comfortable and well-maintained. Daily housekeeping was consistent, and amenities were thoughtfully provided. One of the biggest advantages of staying here is the unbeatable location. The Kuromon Ichiba Market is literally right across the street—perfect for grabbing fresh sushi, local snacks, or just exploring Osaka’s vibrant food scene. Additionally, the hotel is within walking distance to several metro stations, making it incredibly easy to get around the city, whether you’re heading to Dotonbori, Umeda, or beyond."

"I initially booked for three days, and was so pleased with the hotel that I extended my stay for another seven. We ended up staying a total of seven days here. Besides the excellent location and convenient transportation, the room size was decent and didn't feel cramped. Plus, in addition to a shower, there was also a bathtub."

"This is a genuine review, not from a bot or a part-timer. I was genuinely surprised by the facilities, room size, and overall value for money. Everything was clean and great. All the basic amenities were provided, and the lounge had everything you needed for washing your face, all for free. Frankly, the only downside is the location. It's in an area that feels a bit like Chinatown, and getting around can be a bit tough. Even two fit men walking at a brisk pace would take about 30 minutes to get to Dotonbori. There's a subway station right in front, so if you're not planning on staying out too late, I recommend using that to get around. Oh, and public transportation is incredibly expensive. And one more crucial thing! Hmm... I heard a rumor that it's a bit of a red-light district at night. I wouldn't have thought so at all, but I did notice some sights as I walked through the city center. You don't need to bring a pig-nose adapter; just a USB-C cable will do."

"The bed is huge and there's a washing machine, which is a huge plus! It's so convenient to be walking to the Nipponbashi otaku area! I even accidentally bought too much! Then I discovered there's a post office just minutes away! I decided to have it mailed. 🤓 Check-in was quick and easy, perfect for a solo stay-at-home trip! 👍"

"I booked this hotel to visit the Kaiyukan Aquarium from Saitama Prefecture. Its location was perfect, offering easy access to all our destinations like Kaiyukan and Osaka Castle from Shin-Osaka Station. Plus, it was close to the nearest subway station, which made our trip go very smoothly. I had a standard single room; the bathroom was a bit small but very clean and comfortable. Having a convenience store on the first floor was also a big plus."

"This hotel is conveniently located near Honmachi Station, with plenty of restaurants, convenience stores, and pharmacies nearby, which was great. I was worried they might not have rental pajamas, but they did! (The front desk asks if you need them.) The room was more spacious than I expected, and the bathroom was also surprisingly large. You can hear some noise from the hallway, so the walls might be a bit thin, but it wasn't a major issue. I would definitely consider staying here again! ^ ^"

"I stayed at the 2Zhotel near Osaka's Dobutsuen-mae Station during the ***** New Year. The hotel offers self check-in in advance. After 3 PM on the day of arrival, you access an updated self check-in system webpage which displays your room number and the electronic key code for both the main entrance and your room. Each person receives a unique link to get their codes, and the price was very attractive! It only opened at the end of last December! I stayed in a single room, and I had no problem opening up my 28-inch suitcase. Key points: 1. You can store your luggage before check-in, but not after check-out at 10 AM the next day. This is more suitable for those heading straight to the airport or to another destination. 2. Rooms do not have private bathrooms; facilities are shared on the same floor. There are separate facilities for men and women, and they provide good quality shower gel, shampoo, and conditioner – not cheap toiletries. 3. It's very close to Exit 9 of Dobutsuen-mae subway station, a 3-minute walk. However, Exit 9 does not have an elevator or escalator, so if you have luggage, you'll need to use Exit 5, which is a bit further."

"Given the affordable price, I didn't have high expectations for a place I'd never stayed at before, but the room was perfect for two people and the view from the 13th floor was quite good. I especially liked that the shower, sink, and toilet were separated, making it more convenient to use. The staff were also friendly, and the location is excellent, being close to Shinsaibashi street."

"This was a very clean hotel. Even as a solo female traveler, I felt completely safe. It's about a 15-minute walk from Tennoji. There's no reception or staff on-site, so you enter the building using a PIN sent to your email, then retrieve your room key from a locker at the entrance to access your room. They don't provide pajamas. Shampoo, conditioner, and body wash are by POLA, and there are amenities like a toothbrush set and razor. Black tea and green tea are available, but no bottled water. The bed was very comfortable, and the duvet was thicker and warmer than in standard hotels, which was a nice touch. There's a convenient 7-Eleven right across the street. To the right of the hotel entrance, there's a stylish bakery and cafe, where I enjoyed a pleasant breakfast to start my day."

"The hotel is in good condition and is close to the subway station, making it easy to get around."