Hotels with Kitchen in Osaka

"The sheets and duvet covers caused an allergic reaction and itchiness. During my 5-night stay, the garbage bags and towels were replaced, and the sign indicated bathroom cleaning would be done, but it wasn't. For 5 nights, the bathroom wasn't cleaned, and the hair on the floor was quite unpleasant. If you're tired from sightseeing and sleep past 11 AM the next day, the trash and towels won't be changed, but you can leave dirty ones outside, and they will be replaced. The location is decent, but the nearest subway isn't convenient for getting to Shinsaibashi and Umeda. People who say it's a short walk to Shinsaibashi must be serious hikers; for normal people, especially with kids, it's very tiring, particularly when returning at night. We mostly took taxis, which cost less than 2000 JPY, which was acceptable. The upside is the good restaurants nearby; I recommend the yakitori place. I don't recommend the Western restaurant; the female staff were awful – they provided obsequious, smiling service to Japanese guests but were rude to others. The hotel doesn't provide bottled water, but it's available at the 18th-floor reception, along with freshly ground coffee and vending machines. Luggage storage is on the 1st floor. The first time I had an issue and went to the front desk, they knew they needed to go downstairs to swipe my card but didn't, instead telling me to scan an IC card with my phone. That didn't work, so I went up a second time, and another young lady instinctively took the card downstairs and swiped it for me, and it worked. This aspect of the experience was not great."

"The room was spotlessly clean, modern, and very comfortable after a long day of walking at outlet. The staff were exceptionally polite and helpful. I would highly recommend this hotel to anyone visiting Osaka and would definitely stay here again!"

"The location is conveniently located between shinsaibashi and namba station. It is not too noisy and crowded in the area. Location was amazing for shopping, whenever we had too much to carry we would head back to drop everything off and take a quick rest. There are many great food options nearby like ichiran, okonomiyaki ajinoya hoten, onigiri gorichan, gyukatsu motomura and idaten. The room had ample space for our 4 huge luggages and 3 cabin luggages. The room might be slightly dark but there is sunlight in the morning. The toilet bowl, bathtub/shower area and sink is in individual rooms. It may be convenient or inconvenient for some. However for the room we stayed in, we struggled to find areas to hang our clothes while showering as there was no hooks to hang them in the shower area. The soundproofing is not the best but not too noisy. The hotel breakfast is great! I loved the corn soup, rice, curry and their eggs. Their croissant is fragrant and tasty too. They had a wide spread of salad that rotates. They had salmon avocado salad, wagyu beef salad and pork with carrot sauce salad (my favourite). They had yogurt and fruits too. They also had a small gym and a lounge with a pool table."

"I had a great stay, and I would especially like to thank X Xiang for the outstanding service. X Xiang was friendly, professional, and always willing to help with a smile. Their warm hospitality and attention to detail made me feel truly welcome throughout my stay. The hotel was clean, comfortable, and well-maintained, and the excellent service from X Xiang made the experience even better. I highly recommend this hotel and would gladly stay here again."

"The location is fantastic, making getting around and shopping incredibly convenient. There's a subway station and bus stop right across from the hotel's main entrance, so public transport to anywhere is a breeze. Osaka Castle is within walking distance, and various shopping malls are just across the street from the hotel, making shopping super easy. The room size is generous, quite spacious for a Japanese hotel, so you won't feel cramped during your stay. The only downside is that the hotel's breakfast only offers Western options with no Japanese dishes, which might be a bit disappointing for travelers hoping to experience a traditional Japanese breakfast. Overall, it offers great value for money and is a top choice for accommodation when traveling."

"The rooms are much larger than traditional hotel rooms. There are two bedrooms, each with a single bed, and a Japanese-style tatami room. Although none of the individual rooms are big, they are sufficient. There's also a small living area with a large dining table. There's plenty of surface space for your belongings. You take your trash and dirty towels down to the first floor yourself, and the front desk provides clean towels and trash bags on demand. Be aware that the front desk isn't 24-hour; it has specific operating hours. The area around the hotel is quite quiet, with mostly commuters passing by. There's a convenience store on the corner and many restaurants and cafes within walking distance. Now for some downsides: the air conditioner in one of the three bedrooms wasn't working. The microwave looked like it had been 'blown up' by a previous guest; the turntable at the bottom was crooked, and there was a large, dented area on the top interior, yet it was still in use. The freezer compartment in the fridge had a thick layer of ice. While there's a washing machine in the room, there's no laundry detergent; you need to buy it downstairs. Despite these shortcomings, it's a good value for the price, and I would still consider staying here again."