Osaka Higashinari Ward 4-star Hotels

Best hotel stay for this Japan trip! Size was just right for a solo traveller, had enough space to open luggage and still walk comfortably around the room. Hotel location was superb, the elevator direct from train station to hotel was a blessing when with luggage. It's easy to get to all areas of Osaka from hotel, nearby amenities were good too. Hotel uses alot of technology in their management which brings a lot of convenience to customers, like self service check in and out, monitoring of laundry status from room tv, YouTube casting from phone etc. 100/100 will stay again!

The hotel location is good, with a convenience store downstairs. It takes only 3 minutes to walk to the station, and there are beautiful city views overlooking Osaka. There is also an outdoor and indoor bath. However, there are two drawbacks: when I checked in, there was a spot in the room that had not been cleaned, which was unacceptable. Additionally, the hard floors at the entrance are quite noisy, making it easy to hear footsteps from other rooms, but it was still manageable for sleeping.

I had a great time at the Boly Osaka! The room is quite comfortable and cosy. It’s not far from the station and also there are many popular coffee places there!

The room is very small, but looks the same as the pictures. The service is good and the staff is nice. It's in a great location with a subway close by that has a direct line to the city centre and Namba station.

I visited the TikTok-famous onsen hotel, and while it was a bit pricey for a solo traveler, I can understand the hype after staying there. The room was clean and spacious for one person, though it might feel cramped for families. They provided free ice cream and yogurt drinks after the onsen, and soba at night! The breakfast spread was good, though I wasn’t very hungry, so I didn’t get to try everything. They also have unlimited matcha, coffee, and soft drinks available, which was a nice touch. The service was excellent, and I had the onsen all to myself, followed by a great night’s sleep. For those with tattoos, you can request stickers at the counter to cover them before entering the onsen. Overall, the experience was great.

Hotel is situated in Osaka business district between subwaystation Yodoyabashi (Midosuji line) and Kitahama (Sakaisuji line). Both station are easy walkable but get crowded at rush hour. A 7eleven is right next to it. Staff is very friendly and they can store luggage before room is ready or after check out.

This is the largest hotel I have ever stayed in Osaka. Clean, quiet, and cleaned every day. The front desk staff is very friendly. The hotel is close to the tram station, very convenient.

Be prepared for a small tight space, you may find it hard to open your luggage if you are 2 big adults. ok for 1 single traveller. but he hotel is very new and locatoin is very good, just above the train station and comes w a supermakeet and family mart just facing it. I love its new-ness but would be good if rooms are a little larger for the Compact room price.