Top Hotels Near Tenjinbashi-suji Shopping Arcade in Osaka from NZ$81

"The hotel is located at the centre area of Umeda which is closed to access nearby department stores and shops. It would be better if the more food varieties can be offered in breakfast. "

"The hotel is in a really good area of Osaka nearby restaurants, coffee shops and subways. It is really easy to walk around and go to the touristic attractions. "

"Great location near Osaka Station and it’s easy to get everywhere from ie. 10 min train ride to Dotonbori, train to Kyoto. Lots of restaurants around the area too. I was there as a solo traveller and the room was small, but that’s expected in Japan. I still enjoyed the room and had everything I needed. The staff was friendly and helpful. They drop off new towels everyday. Lawson convenience store located on the 4th floor, along with a men’s and women’s pool/spa. Laundry available as well, plus you can ask the front desk to ship your luggage to your next destination within Japan for a fee."

"Fast internet, room was cleaned daily, many restaurants nearby"

"Wonderful hotel and the staff were very friendly and accommodating! Will be my go to hotel in Osaka. "

"Stay over one night. Location is good, close to the subway station and easy for hopping around city. The airport bus station is right outside the building. Like the rooftop view."

"it's helpfut to explain detailly to guide the metro station "

"Great location. Hotel was clean and had everything you needed"

"This property was clearly labeled as VIP Access on Expedia. At check-in, the hotel staff stated that they are not a VIP Access property and that no such benefits exist. I also contacted the hotel through Expedia the day before arrival to request an early check-in. The hotel confirmed they never received the message. At the front desk, early check-in was offered only if I paid extra to upgrade the room, despite the VIP Access labeling shown on Expedia. This is a serious service failure. Properties should not be advertised as VIP Access if the hotel itself denies participation, and guest messages must be reliably delivered. The experience caused confusion, wasted time at the front desk, and significantly damaged my trust in Expedia."