Business Hotels in Kadoma

Location next to a seriously busy six-lane road. I feared traffic noise to be a round the clock nightmare, however, with the window shut, it was in fact never a problem, probably courtesy of double glazing and proper insulation generally. The window could be opened wide, which was a welcome surprise, but the roar of the traffic (even on a 4th floor) was such that nobody would want to put up with it for longer than strictly necessary. The Kadoma area may appear rather underwhelming initially, but it is relatively convenient for the Expo Park (a major attraction by any standards) and more geared for local residents rather than commuters, who are another type of creature with different needs. No Metro station nearby, but it is on the intersection of the Osaka Monorail and the Keihan light railway. Otherwise, good predictable Toyoko with self-service check-in machine. Useful 7Eleven just opposite.

It is about a 3-minute walk from Kadoma-shi Station and there are supermarkets and restaurants nearby. There are 5 parking spaces on the hotel grounds and it costs 1,000 yen per night. Amenities are available in front of the front desk and you can take as many as you need. You can choose from three types of breakfast: Japanese food, toast, and sandwiches.

The Kadoma Terminal Hotel provides a great place for travelers to relax after a busy day. The Kadoma Terminal Hotel is an ideal choice for travelers who want to take in the sights and sounds of Kadoma.The hotel is conveniently located just 700m from Nishisansō Station and 21km from Osaka International Airport. The closest major public transportation, Dainichi Metro Station, is only 1km away. Seeing Kadoma's sights from this hotel is easy with Kadoma Shrine, Lumiere Hall (Kadoma Citizens' Culture Center) and Moriguchi City Library all close by.At the end of a busy day, travelers can unwind and relax in the hotel or go out and enjoy the city.

Our hotel is 3 minutes' walk from Keihan Railway and Osaka Monorail Kadoma-shi station.