Hotels near Osaka Museum of Housing and Living

It's not new, but it's well-cleaned and the service was courteous.

Transportation accessibility: It was so convenient that two subway stations were connected and the Hankyu Line allowed you to get to Kyoto directly. Accommodation location: There are supermarkets where you can buy simple things for the night and convenience stores are quite close by. There are also a number of places where you can have a drink. However, because the subway station is so close, sensitive people may be bothered by it during late night hours.

I think it's the third time to stay here but again we all enjoyed our stay. Staff is helpful. The room is clean and spacious. Breakfast is great. Coffee is great. The location is great. Just great!! Thank you!!

Probably the best hotel I've stayed at during these 15 days. The location is good, and the hotel has everything you need. There's a large public bath, a manga room, and coin laundry machines. The rooms also have TVs, private rooms, and toilets—everything you'd expect. For a private room, it has all the essentials. The last place I stayed also had a manga room and a public bath. Is this standard in Osaka? Anyway, I think the public bath experience was the best! Especially the temperature of the shower from the faucet was just right, on the hotter side. Pouring it over your head is just one word: "Awesome!" Other public baths didn't have this feeling of comfort. This is truly unique!

The staff is friendly. If you want to smoke but are staying in a non-smoking room, there are smoking areas on the 2nd and 4th floors. The breakfast is delicious! 😂

Hotel near the station, perfect for an overnight stay. The staff is impeccable, welcoming, and very polite.

very helpful staff, kept luggage over night when I did a 1 night trip to koyasan

Slightly away from the main tourist attractions, but that's a good thing. The high-floor night view is amazing. The buffet is decent. Shin-Osaka station has quite a lot of food options.