Best Kadoma Hotels

"I had planned to stay in this facility to enjoy the Osaka exhibition and to go to Kyoto. The hotel is between the two cities, and it has avoided me to change the apartment. The service is impeccable: impeccable English, a little French and a priori Swedish (which I don't speak), good advice and sympathy. The hotel is very clean and the decoration with beautiful wall freshness. Photos are on trip.com are really true to the real. I strongly recommend that this is a good experience, especially for such a budget."

"The hotel I booked for my driver's license test is quite convenient as it takes 25 minutes to walk to the Kadoma test center."

"I had a pleasant stay at Hotel Eins Kadoma. The hotel feels new, clean, and well-maintained. The room is quite spacious compared to many hotels in Japan, providing enough space for luggage and comfortable movement. Facilities are quite complete — there’s a coin laundry, vending machines, and basic amenities provided in the room, making it convenient for both short and longer stays. The location is excellent — just a short walk to the nearby shopping mall and train station, which makes travelling around very convenient. There are also several family-style restaurants in the surrounding area, so finding meals is easy. The nearest Family Mart is about a 10-minute walk away. Overall, it’s a comfortable and practical hotel with good value for money. I would recommend it to anyone visiting Kadoma who prefers a quiet stay but still wants easy access to shops and transportation."

"There is also a hot spring and it is the best for tired body! I think it's very good because you can choose what you like for breakfast and free amenities. I'm looking for a super hotel as much as possible. However, one difficulty is that the room is dark anyway, even though it is only sleeping, it is too dark, so I'm glad to be a little brighter."

"The room was very large and calm and I was able to spend it relaxing. Check-in has become late, but next time I would like to check in a little earlier and enjoy the hotel time."

"シングル禁煙ルームでしたが部屋は非常に広く居心地は良かったです。内装は昭和感ありますがコスパから考えるといいと思います。 バスユニットはかなり小さいです。"

"It’s was easy to check in, the reception was good, it’s not a good place from the airport, it takes to long time, and the hotel don’t have airport bus, so we had to take a taxi which makes it more expensive. There need better information for new people visiting Osaka."

"Although it is old, it seems that they have recently renovated the plumbing, so it was comfortable. Cleaning is done every three days, and if you stay for consecutive nights, a paper bag containing towels etc. will be placed in front of your room. The room was spacious, the hotel is in a good location near the station, and it is a very reasonable hotel, but it feels a shame that the appearance of the building is not that great."

"This 4-star hotel, with over 60 years of history, truly exudes a sense of classic grandeur. The hotel buffet is excellent, and the ground-floor bakery serves incredibly delicious bread, pastries, and cakes. Conveniently located directly opposite the hotel is the Keihan Line train station, and right above the station, you'll find a large, traditional department store that's well worth a visit if you have some time."

"The room I booked was a tatami type. It can accommodate 10-12 people. This room is a traditional Japanese model, sliding doors and no room door lock but it is safe. Items are stored in a safe room and the homeowner is very kind and friendly. Check in can be earlier before 17:00. We were greeted warmly."