Hotel Amaterrace Nippombashi-Higashi Reviews

Location quite far n need to go a bit far to find restaurants.  Not recommended fr aged people.

The place has everything you need and easy self check in was convenient for our late arrival. It’s a little far to walk to the metro but super close to Kurumon market which was great.

Nice room, big enough for two people, good to have an induction cooker and utensils

Nice apartment style hotel. Excellent value for money

The hotel was clean, but it is not really near to metro station.

Good price nice location

Good and will recommend to friend.

Not the best kind of hotel to recommend In terms of location, it’s not close to any JR station. At least you won’t get to one without walking 25-35mins. Luckily taxi fare in Osaka are quite reasonable in general, so I ended up taking cab to Tennoji-Eki for most days. In terms of cleanliness, this hotel is decent and is definitely within an acceptable standard. But one can always use a concierge or front desk for ad hoc service which this hotel lacks. Conclusion is I will not stay at this hotel again without steep discount. Given the same budget, I’m sure any traveller can find better alternatives. One only needs to plan ahead of time. Do not book your hotel only 3 weeks before your trip.

The hotel is located in a residential area. Although it is very quiet, the living functions are still good. There are convenience stores, supermarkets and restaurants nearby. The subway is a little far from the hotel, and the journey takes almost ten minutes, but the famous attractions Kuromon Market and Tsutenkaku are nearby and can be reached on foot. The facilities in the room are all available, including induction cookers, refrigerators, microwave ovens and TVs, bath towels, towels, slippers and toothbrushes. The toilet is a bidet, and the bathtub in the bathroom is large, so you can take a bath. The room is very beautiful in Japanese style. There are also vending machines and free washing machines on the first floor. It is very suitable for family travel.

The distance is 15 minutes overall, and you can get to Nankai Namba Station/Nipponpo Shihiga Station. Kuromon Market is 6 minutes, Denden Town is 5 minutes, and Dotonbori is 20 minutes. If you go while looking around the neighborhood, you will quickly get there. There is a convenience store 3 minutes away from the accommodation, and all 3 convenience stores are 5 minutes away. You can get to Tsutenkaku in 20 minutes. There are many meals if you head towards the station. The room is spacious for 3 people. The blanket is not thick, so my back hurt. Overall, I am satisfied. There are plenty of towels and a veranda, so it is okay.

I booked a trip suddenly during the holidays and didn't know much about it, but it was a great deal. There were two single beds and one sofa bed, a small dining table-like table, a dressing table, a safe, a microwave, an induction stove, a refrigerator, an electric kettle, a frying pan, dishes, spoons, a dishwashing sponge, detergent, a toothbrush, shampoo, conditioner, body wash, and plenty of towels... It's small, but it has everything you need. There are several convenience stores nearby, and there's a Kuromon market, so I was able to eat a lot of rice, fruits, and vegetables for breakfast. You can walk to Namba Station, Nipponbashi Station, and Shin-Imamiya Station. There's an elevator, and it's quiet, clean, and nice. I'd like to book here again next time I go to Osaka.

Accessibility is good, but towels, blankets, etc. are not clean. There is dust and mold that cannot be removed from the coffee pot inlet, and dust has accumulated inside the dryer. Maybe a capsule hotel would be better.

You can walk to Dotonbori. My legs are already sore, but it's not a quick distance, but you can see every nook and cranny of Osaka on the way. There are Family Marts here and there nearby when you go out~ If you walk from Dotonbori to the accommodation, there are many restaurants in the city(?) and you can pass by the markets and see them~ I had a good time during my 3 night stay. It was hard to spread out my carrier and stay, but I was able to use it more cleanly because I organized my luggage in advance. There are umbrellas on the first floor in case of rain, and there are vending machines for drinks and supplies. I was worried that my back would hurt because it looks like a tatami room, but it's not as comfortable as a mattress, but it's not bad ^^; It's quiet and clean~

It was my first time staying in a Japanese hotel. I don't know if self-service check-in is common here, but it was the first time I saw it. The sanitation was also cleaned every three or four days, and the next hotel I stayed in was also the same. I don't know if this is also a Japanese feature. In short, this is not as comfortable as domestic hotels. The sanitation and environment are quite good. There is a refrigerator and food heating equipment in the room, and there is a free washing machine on the first floor; the quilt feels a bit short, but the next hotel I stayed in was also the same. I don't know if it is also a Japanese feature... However, the toiletries and hair dryers in Japanese hotels are very easy to use, much better than domestic hotels of the same level, and there is no feeling of inferiority. This is really comfortable and improves the accommodation experience. The location is also relatively central, near Namba Station, and it is convenient to go anywhere. Considering all the conditions, the cost performance is still quite high, and it is recommended to stay.