Hotels near Great East Asia War Eternal Monument, Osaka

Staff were friendly and the hotel is situated right next to Yotsubashi train station. Really convenient place to stay at. Room was cozy and clean.

Me and my friend stayed here in April for 2 nights whilst in Osaka. It is a bit far from the main dotonburi canals and shopping etc but probably about 25 minutes walk ish. The hotel itself was lovely very clean very modern the bunk beds was comfy I actually slept unlike in other places I stayed in japan. We did make a mistake on our booking and booked for men’s which woops so they changed it to the women’s thankfully , you get free coffee juice and toast in the morning but we didn’t really use it much, I was so impressed by the design the facilities the shower the toiletries the washrooms etc it looked much more expensive that it actually was. I think we got s bargain for this place for 2 nights and it looked like it would have cost us a lot by the interior and exterior. Overall I really enjoyed it here and I would defo stay here again given I would be back in Osaka

Room is abit dark. Good with washing machine and dryer. Location is great, family Mart and 7-11 nearby. Walking distance to metro station. Shopping mall just nearby with many food and stalls.

During the summer vacation, I took my children on a free trip to Osaka. I chose the Jide Hotel. I was pleasantly surprised to meet the owner of the hotel, a lady from Guangzhou, China. She was warm and considerate and responded to domestic tourists’ requests. She introduced in detail the secrets to avoid pitfalls such as bus rides, attractions, and shopping. The hotel was clean and tidy. It is spotless and far exceeds expectations. The room is compact and warmly decorated. It has all kinds of facilities such as bathroom, shower room and kitchen. It is very convenient. It is especially suitable for all kinds of independent travelers. It is especially close to the Japan Transportation Bureau. It is on a first-come-first-served basis near water and buildings. The transportation is extremely convenient. Universal Studios, Shinsaibashi and other major attractions and shopping malls are all within a three- to five-minute walk of subway and tram exits. I didn’t even have the opportunity to try a taxi in Osaka for four days. Sister Chen will also introduce you to various taxis. Tips for saving money on rides. Haha, Sister Chen said that there is a branch in Shinsaibashi, so you can choose it next time. Also, there are shopping malls such as AEON around the hotel. The prices of goods are cheaper than in China. Especially at the intersection in front of the hotel, there are also octopus balls that are much more delicious than those in China. You can try them. The prices are cheap. The boss is nice. Very good too. Also, on the way to the bus, I passed by various houses and experienced Japanese customs and customs. The facilities are compact and reasonable, and the roads are surprisingly clean. This is really worthy of praise👍In short, it is a very down-to-earth hotel, worthy of your choice!

To be honest, holiday inn has been quite disappointing these few years. This was my least favourite hotel amongst the ones I’ve stayed at in Japan. Service was good and they allowed us to check in earlier as the rooms were ready. But the rooms were really a tight squeeze, charging points were not in very accessible locations, lights were super dark and bad for getting ready, water kept getting clogged in the bathtub coz the flow was so slow…. But the good thing is that it’s in a very good location as many places were within walking distance. Though this can be a bad point as well if you’re staying on the lower floors as it can get quite noisy if you’re facing the streets. Which is what happened for my other room.

Good location, just less than 10min walk away from the main street of shinsaibashi. Affordable hotel breakfast and there is free drinks everyday that can refill

I really love this hotel due hotel room rate is so reasonable n cheap, much better than other hostel or nearby hotel. Quite close to the shopping area 心齋橋, not too far away from Namba station. Room is not very big, but quite comfortable, clean and tidy

I spent 6 nights in Best Western Osaka. I was traveling with my daughter who is 12 years old. This is our first time in Osaka and we wanted a hotel near Shinsaibashi-Suji Shopping Street and Dotonbori. Best Wester is around 4 short blocks from Shinsaibashi-Suji street and around 9 blocks from Dotonbori. It's a pretty good walk and because Shinsaibashi-Suji street is under a cover, you have shade for the summer sun and cover for the rain. Another reason I picked Best Western is that it has a laundry room but there's only two washers and two dryers. The staff there speaks English and they make an effort to clean your room everyday. I was working while travelling and both myself and my daughter woke up very late. They would call our room to ask when we would like our room to be cleaned but be aware, their last cleaning is 2PM. Oh yeah, they are steps away from the metro.

The hotel is very well located right next to the metro exit 11 of the Sakaisuji Hommachi metro station. It is also centrally located, I.e. in the middle of Umeda, Namba and Osaka castle. The rooms were big and clean. There was even a sink, a washer/dryer and microwave in the room. My only issue was that limited housekeeping services were provided, but that seems to be the norm in japan.

Location, facility, hospitality, food and etc everything was so perfect! Especially a man named Don from the bell desk, he was so kind. He carried my luggage to the bus stop and helped me with purchasing bus tickets to the airport. I would definitely visit Hilton if I have a chance to visit Osaka again.