Hot spring OSAKA HINODE HOTEL NIPPONBASHI

Free ramen, a complimentary beverage bar, and a hot spring bath. It's close to Tsutenkaku Tower, and the price is cheaper than Shinsaibashi. I stayed in a twin room for about 2500 yen, excluding breakfast. My daughter said we could skip breakfast as it wasn't worth 2000 yen. Minor drawbacks, but they didn't really affect our stay: There were many tour groups, and the hot spring bath was in the building next door, requiring a walk across the street. You have to take one subway stop to get to Shinsaibashi.

This is my second visit, and I'm very satisfied. It was an excellent choice. There are many Korean-speaking staff members, and all the staff are incredibly friendly. They also have many in-house events, which my child thoroughly enjoyed.

The hotel was fantastic! It had a hot spring, late-night ramen, and unlimited beer, highballs, soft drinks, and ice cream. I went with my family of three, and it was great that there were three beds. My mom said I chose a really good hotel. If I go to Osaka again, I'll definitely stay here!

The location is excellent, very close to Ebisucho, about a 5-minute walk to the hotel. The room wasn't very clean, and I got bug bites at night. I requested a room change the next day, and the staff were happy to accommodate. The breakfast was the same every day, but the portions were definitely filling. There's free ice cream and drinks from noon to evening, and ramen for a late-night snack. There's also a hot spring, but you have to go to a separate building to use it.

I was very satisfied with the hotel during my trip to Japan this time. The front desk staff were friendly, and the restaurant staff were always kind. The breakfast was so delicious that I had trouble deciding what to try every morning. The room was also larger than the business hotels I stayed at during previous business trips, and the bathroom had a separate shower. It was great to be able to enjoy Haagen-Dazs ice cream, draft beer, soft drinks, etc., freely after coming back from going out and exploring. Also, I could walk to the nearby Tsutenkaku Tower and had a thrilling experience on the slide there. They also offered free ramen as a late-night snack at 9 PM, which was delicious. Oh, and there were various experiential programs every day at 5 PM, which I could participate in, and everything was satisfying. Next time I go to Osaka, I will definitely choose this place again!

The location is close to the subway station, making it convenient for getting around. It's also quick to reach shopping areas. There are multiple convenience stores, supermarkets, and restaurants nearby. Plus, there are different activity experiences every day. 👍🏼👍🏼

This hotel exceeded my expectations in every way! They offer free ramen from 9 PM to 10 PM, which was perfect for a late-night snack. I ended up having a different flavor of ramen for dinner every night! The onsen was fantastic for unwinding and relieving stress. Plus, the all-you-can-drink beer and soft drinks (beer, coke, cider, and sparkling juices like orange, grape, and melon) made the trip incredibly convenient. It was also great that a Family Mart was close by and I had a fantastic view of Tsutenkaku from my room, so I took lots of photos! This has been my review of Hot Spring Osaka Hinode Hotel. Thank you! ❤️❤️❤️

Facilities: Upon entering the hotel, the front desk is located straight ahead on the left. On the right, there's a 24-hour supply of beverages, vanilla-flavored ice cream, and alcoholic drinks starting from 3 PM. Free ramen is available from 9 PM to 10 PM. Service: I was assisted by a staff member named Jess. She was warm and polite, providing me with an introduction to the hotel and explaining the location of various facilities. I booked a private onsen for that day; it was 4000 yen for 1 hour for two people, and a room was also available for early check-in. The staff even thoughtfully gave me a small gift as they noticed my birthday was two days later. If I have the chance to visit Osaka again, I would definitely consider staying here!

The hotel is right next to Tsutenkaku Tower, and it's super convenient – just a 3-minute walk from Ebisucho Station's Exit 5. There's also a supermarket on the right side of the hotel, which is really handy. They offer free drinks and ice cream, which is a nice touch! It's also a great choice for those who enjoy hot springs.