Znajdź 4-Star hotele w mieście Osaka

„Głównym powodem wyboru tego hotelu jest bliskość Doton Plaza (autobus do lotniska Kansai). Podobnie jak ich pralnia (automat), ponieważ są oddzielone dla mężczyzn i kobiet, a także jest w sumie 5 pralek i 5 suszarek. Przestrzeń jest uważana za przestronną w porównaniu do innych hoteli, ale łóżko jest małym podwójnym łóżkiem, co jest bardzo niewygodne. Udogodnienia są bardzo podstawowe. Możemy otworzyć dwa 28-calowe bagaże w pokoju w tym samym czasie i umieścić je pod ramą łóżka. Jest winda (przez parking) z metra, jeśli przywozisz bagaże.”

„Okolica hotelu jest bardzo dobrze prosperująca, bardzo blisko Dotonbori. Najbliższe wyjście z metra to Nihonbashi Exit 2. Zameldowanie i wymeldowanie odbywa się za pomocą automatów samoobsługowych. Będzie personel, który ci pomoże. Możesz zabrać własne przybory toaletowe. Na drugim piętrze znajduje się pralka i suszarka na monety. Mam nadzieję, że będę miał szansę zostać ponownie.”

„Good location, near to Sakaisuji Hommachi subway station. Many conbinis, restaurants, cafes, pharmacy, and supermarkets within walking distance. Amenities was self-service, and works great for the weather. Microwave and ice maker is conveniently located on the 3rd floor. Room is cleaned daily and space is sufficient for 2 pax. The toilet and shower space is separate. Getting to soak in the bathtub is such a good choice after a long day of walking. Also the Refa hairdryer was undoubtedly the best hairdryer.”

„The room was quite spacious, with one large bed and one small bed, perfect for a family of three. The service and cleanliness were good, but they only clean every three days, claiming it's for environmental reasons. That's a bit ridiculous, as other hotels clean daily. Breakfast was included, which was a plus, though there wasn't much variety – just enough to fill you up. Otherwise, I was very satisfied; it's a suitable place to stay.”

„Overall is highly recommended. Location is good but not easy to find as the google map doesn’t work in Osaka station, we been lost for few times. Easily to reach shopping mall without go out, all is linked and easy to walk around. I was planning to go Umeda sky building, however i get to stay in 26 floor in the hotel. So i guess i have the same view. Sharing you all the view from my room, luckily i got the sunset room. I guess will be back for my next trip if the price is reasonable. The toilet is dark because the colour of wall is black. There is a guest meeting room on lower floor but it open from 10am to 10pm. It close too early and open too late. I am unable to use it.”

„The location is great, close to a nice river, next to subway station, also there is a family mart right next to the hotel, making it very convenient to fetch some late evening snacks. However, the window in the room cannot be opened, not even tiny bit for fresh air, the air gets uncomfortable when stay longer. We asked the front desk and they told us that all windows can’t be opened in this hotel but we saw from the outside that some windows do stay open, which is a litte bit disappointing.”

„The room was clean and tidy. For a 5-night stay, you can book a room cleaning service for one of the days. There's a self-service beverage machine on the first floor, and the front desk gives out cooling towels every day before you head out, which is a thoughtful touch! There was also a gentleman who spoke Chinese and was very friendly; he enthusiastically helped with inquiries and problem-solving. It's very close to the JR station, about a 5-minute walk, and Don Quijote is also nearby. Very convenient!”

„Obiekt jest położony niedaleko stacji Shin Osaka, co czyni go bardzo wygodnym. W pobliżu znajduje się Lawson, onsen i pralka – wszystkie te obiekty znajdują się na terenie hotelu. W okolicy działa głównie biznes, więc nie ma tu zbyt wiele atrakcji, ale w pobliżu znajduje się Daiso i ogromny sklep z artykułami codziennego użytku. Idealne miejsce na zakupy na ostatnią chwilę, ceny są również niższe niż w drogeriach itp.”

„We stayed at Tokyu Stay Osaka-Hommachi for two nights during the Osaka portion of our trip coming from Tokyo. This was my fourth time in Japan and my first traveling with my toddler, so efficiency and convenience mattered more than ever with his ADHD. This is very much a business-style hotel, and it delivers well in that category. Guests receive a complimentary two-hour voucher to a WeWork-style coworking space located upstairs near reception, which includes internet access and unlimited drinks and snacks. For business travelers, that’s a strong value add. I would come here again by myself. While the staff were not fully fluent in English, they used an advanced real-time translation system displayed on a screen at the front desk. Pretty cool. It translated conversations instantly, which was impressive and made communication smooth. The staff were friendly and professional. The interaction felt slightly less personal due to the language barrier, but that’s understandable. The complimentary coffee helped bridge that gap. 24 hrs staff as well. One standout feature was their handling of our luggage forwarding from Yamato Transport. The hotel received our forwarded suitcases and held them before check-in, then delivered everything directly to our room. This was extremely helpful because we arrived from via Shinkansen, continued on to Kyoto and Nara to visit the deer and temples, and only returned to the hotel later that evening. Not having to carry luggage through multiple cities made a huge difference. Those elevators are tight! During this Osaka leg, we visited Nara Park and Todai-ji Temple, enjoyed observatory views at Abeno Harukas 300 and the Umeda Sky Building, and took a day trip to Kyoto to see the Arashiyama Bamboo Forest and Fushimi Inari Shrine. The hotel is about a 5–7 minute walk from three subway lines and is well positioned for accessing major attractions across the city. If you want to be more central try Namban or Umeda. With days averaging 12,000 to 15,000 steps, we often grabbed food nearby or I ordered through Uber Eats, which is surprisingly affordable compared to U.S. pricing. Options within walking distance included Matsuya, Yoshinoya, Saizeriya, and even high-end omakase sushi spots. The in-room washer/dryer was another major convenience since we packed light and relied on doing laundry mid-trip. Really wished there was a kitchen area though with dishware and utensils. Overall, Tokyu Stay Osaka-Hommachi is a practical, well-located choice for travelers who prioritize efficiency, transit access, and in-room laundry. It served as a solid home base for an active Osaka itinerary. I would come here again.”