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Love the place, super quiet but luxurious quality. Room is spacious enough for a solo traveler like myself. Staff are friendly as well. Subway station is just outside the hotel. 7eleven, starbucks and various restaurants are all around the area. Has direct access to a drugstore as well, perfect for your grocery. Would definitely reco to my family and friends! Thank you guys! 🙏

This hotel provides basic amenities, has an Onsen on 4/F for hotel guest, and closes to JR Namba station. It’s not far to get to local attractions and other cities for sightseeing.

I had a pleasant stay at Toyoko Inn Osaka Namba. The hotel is very convenient, located close to train stations, shops, and restaurants, making it easy to explore the area. The room was clean, comfortable, and well-maintained, with all the basic amenities provided. The staff were polite and helpful, even with limited English communication. I also appreciated the simple breakfast included, which was a nice start to the day. Overall, it offers great value for money and is a reliable choice for travelers visiting Osaka.

Though small, it has all the essential amenities. The room is a bit small, but it's clean and quiet, which is great. The hotel staff are very friendly. For breakfast, there are two menus that rotate daily, offering both Western and Japanese options. Overall, it's an affordable price with decent amenities. The best part is having a washing and drying machine. It saves me the trouble of finding a laundromat in the area.

Upon returning from Okinawa, we once again stayed at Sutetsu Fresa Inn Osaka Namba. We were allowed to store our luggage there. If we visit Osaka again, we will always stay at this hotel because the staff are friendly and the location is very strategic. Transportation access is easy, and it's close to Dotonbori. There are many shopping centers and dining options nearby.

Osaka Hotel Granvia makes me feel deeply that it's my home in Japan when I travel to Osaka; it's so familiar. This is already my third stay. Among countless options, I always choose this one because no other hotel can compare. With the Grand Green park half-completed, walking through it, whether day or night, is incredibly relaxing and fully satisfies the healing sensation of traveling abroad. Hotel Granvia itself represents the best in food, clothing, housing, and transportation. There's a Harves supermarket on B1, and numerous major shopping malls. Most importantly, the connecting passages between each mall are exceptionally well-designed, which is one of the prime examples of Japanese railway economics at its finest. All its amazing qualities speak for themselves.

The location is convenient, less than a three-minute walk from Nihonbashi subway station, and right next to Dotonbori. The room has a Japanese feel, and there's free ramen for a late-night snack. After a hot bath, you can also enjoy free popsicles. Highly recommended!

The location is at Ebisucho Station, easily accessible by subway. There are three convenience stores across the street, and it's only two stops from Shinsaibashi, which is very convenient for me. The main point is that it's newly opened, and all aspects are excellent. If you find a suitable price, it's highly recommended. You can think of it as a modern business hotel, not a luxury hotel.

I stayed in a twin-bedded room, and the price was very affordable, with a decent room size. It's close to Dotonbori, and having a FamilyMart and Aeon Mall right next door was very convenient. However, there was occasional noise from the hallway outside the room, and although there was a window, it was covered with a gray blind, so there was no view at all. Cleaning was scheduled for the fourth night, so we, who stayed for three nights, did not receive cleaning service. Nevertheless, we used the room without much inconvenience. It had a bathtub, and the hot water worked well. It was a non-smoking room, and there was no odor, which was great. Disposable toothbrushes, combs, cotton swabs, and razors were provided on the first floor for guests to take as needed, which was convenient. Water was not provided, so we bought some nearby. There was only one pillow, which caused back and neck pain, so I requested an additional pillow, and the counter staff kindly assisted, which I appreciated. On some floors, there was an ice machine next to the elevator for guests to use. It's also close to the meeting point for bus tours. Breakfast was 20,000 yen per person, but I didn't sign up for it, so I didn't get to try it. If I have the chance, I would like to visit again.