Hotels near JR Momodani Station, Osaka

- The hotel is in a good location as it’s close to two metro stations, plenty of shops and restaurants, and within walking distance of Osaka Castle and Dotonbori. Plus, it’s not too far from Osaka Station and Shin-Osaka Station if taking trips. - The room is a little small but not too bad, plus the shower and bath are nice, as well as the electric bidet toilet. - Cleaning of the room is infrequent and they never changed my mug so I was washing the mug every day in the sink to clean it. - Amenities like toothbrushes and tea bags can be collected yourself from the lobby on the 18th floor. They also have laundry and microwaves on the second floor.

This time ２ I used it in a plan without cleaning the night. As a location, it is very good because it is close to the station and convenience stores are nearby. First of all, the room was larger than I thought. Also, despite the Hanshin Expressway being close, it was quiet and concentrated on work. Also, the cleaning was good and we were able to use it comfortably. Happy hour of 18:00 〜 20:00, free breakfast, were good. This time, I used it at a very cheap price that seems to be limited only now, and it was a very satisfying stay. It is recommended that telework is recommended in a new life style, and it seems that it may become tired of telework at home, but I want to use it again at that time I would like to implement a support plan of 々 like that. Thank you for providing a very comfortable work environment and sleep environment and cheap.

It is convenient because it is close to Honmachi Station on the Midosuji Line. I stayed at the National Bunraku Theater to see Bunraku in the early spring. The first stay and the large communal bath were the decisive factors for selection. Of course, there was a plan for breaking. It was also convenient to go to Cinenouvo in Kujo the next day to see a movie. There is no transfer on the Chuo Line. The lobby is not large like an urban business hotel. There was a breakfast venue near the lobby and I used it the next morning. There is a small large communal bath on the 1st floor. I used it in the evening and morning. The rooms on the 3rd floor were also compact and functional. The cleaning was well done. Considering the good transportation, it seems to be worth using in the future.

This superb hotel, very conveniently situated near Honmachi station on the Midosuji line, is the best hotel within the Holiday Inn Express Chain that I have ever stayed at. Our room, furnished with a contemporary flair, house exceptionally comfortable beds for a tranquil night's sleep. In a thoughtful nod to guest comfort, the hotel offers both soft and firm pillows to suit individual preferences. The intuitive air conditioning system allows for seamless temperature adjustments, and the seemingly small refrigerator packs a punch with its remarkable cooling capabilities. A suitably sized table is perfectly situated for using my laptop. The bathroom goes above and beyond, featuring a powerful massage shower system that soothes our every tired muscle after a full day of touring. The hotel staff are a paradigm of warmth and hospitality, always available with a smile and ready to assist. When I requested for a plug adapter, they went the extra mile and provided two, fulfilling my true requirements perfectly. The breakfast buffet is a culinary delight with its high-quality selections. Even though the variety may not be vast, the available options more than satisfy the palate for a hearty breakfast. The handmade Tofu stands out with its impressive softness, surpassing those I've had in Hong Kong. In a testament to their thoughtful service, the hotel provides bags for guests to pack their breakfast, catering to those on a tight schedule. After a six-night stay at this hotel, I found it hard to bid farewell to this remarkable gem, standing out among the multitude of hotels. It offers an experience that redefines hospitality. From Jerome, the General Manager, to every member of staff including the room cleaning team, there's a palpable demonstration of team spirit in their commitment to delivering supreme quality service. While I’ve previously enjoyed my stays at the St. Regis and Intercontinental in Osaka, this experience has shifted my preference. Should I find myself returning to Osaka, this hotel will undoubtedly be my singular choice.

My wife and I each had a room as we were traveling with friends. As Diamond, one of the rooms was upgraded to a huge suite, and the other to a castle view. The front desk and lounge staff were both extremely helpful. Every request was attended to promptly and with a positive attitude. Hotel is easy walking distance from a subway line. The lounge offerings are good, and the views up there are great. We loved hanging out there after our day as it was quite hot outside. Would definitely stay again as it is a good value.

This hotel was excellent for us. The room was small but beautiful, and thanks to a lot of space under the bed we actually had more than enough space and enjoyed the fairly sizeable bathtub! Location-wise, the hotel is well placed with a station a couple of minutes away and Osaka Castle very nearby too. We enjoyed our stay and would stay there again!

As it's located away from the touristy areas, it's relatively cheaper, quieter, and compared to Tokyo hotels I have booked, roomier. The staff are excellent--they speak or at least understand English, and are efficient and warm. Basic breakfast is included-- the boiled egg is my favorite, and brewed coffee is available 24 hours .

I think the service and location were generally good. However, the walls were thin and I could hear the coughing and toothpaste of the next person. Since I learned that, I was very concerned about the volume of TV, alarms, and phone calls on my mobile phone. Western food was also included in the photo of breakfast booked online, but in reality it was only a Japanese set meal and it was not possible to cancel. I wanted to state that if it was only Japanese food.

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!