Hotéis próximos a Tsutenkaku em Osaka

Toyoko inn is the same building anywhere, so it is easy to use when you get used to it. Because the inn in front of this tsutenkaku is in the new world, it is the best for those who like the atmosphere of Osaka in kotekote. However, It is said that there is only a kushikatsu shop or a stand drink nearby, and it is a little inconvenient to eat. In addition, the kushikatsu shop is closed quite early because the price is cheaper than other Toyoko inn in Osaka. I think it's high cost performance if you can divide the area and use it.

The Korean owner is really friendly, and it is the best Korean bed and breakfast in Osaka that has everything you need despite being cheap. It's not too far from the station, so accessibility is good, and Tsutenkaku is right next to it, so it's good to start the Osaka Amazing Pass tour early in the morning (the line for Tsutenkaku is really long, so I think it's better to do it first). There weren't many people when I went, so I wouldn't call it a party. It was simple, but I really enjoyed it with the owner and the guests. It was such a pleasant memory, and I will definitely come back again the next time I visit Osaka. I was having so much fun that I didn’t take any pictures… There was a photo of me stretching out after drinking.. 😅

Maybe the smallest room that we had with no fridge and a very small bathroom even for Japanese standards. Most of the staff were great except for one older woman who was rude when checking in. Lots of restaurants nearby and very close to the tower, too.

When you enter the back of the hotel, there is a street lined with food shops, so you don't have to worry about eating. The location is good as Don Quixote, Tsutenkaku, and the zoo are nearby. I stayed at the Superior Twin on the 5th floor. Android TV is large and you can see movies and dramas of video distribution service. The ceiling lighting is spot-type without dazzling, and the bed lamp is dimmed in different directions. It is also good to cover the window itself with a curtain that is more than twice the window. The furnishings are substantial, such as a humidified air purifier and independent air conditioning. If you want to say, there is nothing to say if you have a horizontal desk and chair. The buffet breakfast has a variety of menus such as vegetable salad, curry, Napolitan, baked salmon, scrambled eggs, wieners, and skewers. It is good that there are plenty of drinks.

It's a little far from Tennoji Station, but it's not too difficult to walk. The building and rooms are clean and nice. Amenities and gowns must be brought up from the lobby and some are sold for a fee. I could hear trains going by at night, but it didn't bother me too much. It seems to vary from person to person. Breakfast was rice, miso soup, salad, and simple side dishes, and bread and orange juice were also prepared.

I stayed at the Chisan Standard Osaka Shin Imamiya, which opened on February 25, 2022, on March 4, immediately after using the special plan for the opening. When I thought it was strange because there was a wound or dirt at the opening, it was a signboard replacement. The twin room with two single beds felt the walls were black and white. There is a space to hang clothes on the right side of the entrance, and a refrigerator is placed on the floor below it, but there is no door. Take what you need at the front desk except for toothbrush. The unit bus is not narrow, but there was a step of about 30cm at the entrance and I was careful not to fall. The room clothes and phone were next to the elevator. Breakfast was a restaurant on the 2 floor, a bright and relaxing seat arrangement, buffet style. There is a splendid locker on the 1 floor.

Near to jr station, donki family mart and dotonbori (only 1 station from hotel). Worth to penny for capsule hotel since we don’t need to share the room.

This was a great deal! Very near a train station, near MEGA Don Quijote and a lot of convenience stores nearby. Near some tourist spots too! This was almost a smooth transaction had they emailed me the instructions for check-in on the day of our arrival because this was self check-in. Thankful for the customer service of Trip.com for their timely response and very efficient service. We booked a room good for 5 people and I think it's spacious enough for us considering other rental homes/hotels in Japan. Coin laundry at the lobby, elevator is a plus because not all rentals have this. At the back is a train station but if your windows are closed, you will hear no sound. One thing though, there is an iron board but no iron. Overall, we had a great stay here. Will definitely book this again for our next trip to Osaka. Thank you!

It’s next to Shinsekai street. Full of people on the night. Quite a nice a helpful staffs. We expend the day to stay here and the staff is very helpful to reserve the same room for us. The room size is normal for Japanese hotel, therefore it quite small for us who has a big luggage for traveling. We love the location here, there is 2 rail lines station nearby the hotel which easy to connect for both osaka loop line and jr line.

The entire experience is petrified. I have never ever had so horrible experience in my entire life due to the foreign staff who is not Asian nor Japanese. The foreign staff is a guy with the cap on. As a tourist I forget to take off my shoes when I came to the hostel that made sense. Also it was the only and first time I made the mistake. He then shouted at me and pissed off by saying please Obey OUR Rule whilst other Japanese staff just said Oh she forgets only instead of shouting and being so rude. The Japanese understand I did not do it on purpose or have any intention of breaking their rule. The foreign staff looks so bossy as this is his hostel and he is the boss. He speaks fluent Japanese. I seriously don't understand why the hostel hire this rude person. Come on I know you want to make it international. He might brought his very rude culture from the middle east. The white people or Asian will not behave like this. I am not asking for a five star hotel service but at the very least treat your guest with respect. Obey is a strong word and I know he is not an English speaker but he is unbelievably rude. In the hospitality industry even though it is a hostel it needs service basic service and at the very least being polite. As if I owed him a lot come on I am a guest. Another staff like the Japanese girl and the owner Japanese guy are nice especially the girl called naka and she was very sweet to ask where would I go and giving suggestion. Apart from that the TV is amazing coz you turn up loud it's the same as silence Like other review said it is very noisy especially on Friday night. Staring from 4:30 in the morning someone was brushing teeth and locked and opened their door. It happened on every hour. I did not get a good night of sleep. I cannot wait to get out of this hell as I worried to make other mistake or forget something like take off the shoes and get shouted by the big boss from middle East. I will not come due to this guy. Taking to the local mere y who sold the skewer about the Japan is getting international. The old say is Japanese refused the immigration. There are not much white people only up to 2. But tons of the Middle East people who worked in restaurant hostel supermarkets or clothes shop. They are rude like the male Middle East staff in the hostel. The local said he welcome tourists not immigrant Japanese culture emphasis on politeness and repect. This rude staff ruined my trip and my good impression about Japan. Ask me to obey okay I will not be back to your hostel. And even in China have much better service then you. I will not come to Japan and spendinf money for such disgraceful treatment . Thank you Middle East staff you just ruined my trip in Japan. This is utterly unpleasant.