Find hotels near Korea Town, Osaka from AED 112

"Excellent location, close to all main attractions and access to main train line through inside tunnel. Excellent service by staff. Room is small but standard for Japan. Beautiful hotel."

"This was our favorite hotel during our trip to Japan. The family room is spacious for Japanese standards and very well equipped. They even provided pajamas and slippers for my daughter. The views from the top floors are amazing and worth spending the extra money. Hotel is conveniently located very close to the main train that takes you directly to the Osaka airport. Clean, friendly staff and great for families. "

"Friendly staff, especially the front desk, clean rooms and they’re very generous with the towels. The place is affordable and the amenities like the sauna are top notch. It’s also very close to the bus station and the train station. 10 minutes walk to Dotonbori. would definitely stay again."

"Nice"

"2nd stay here. Friendly and helpful staff. Large clean modern rooms. Great location"

"Room for 2 people is tiny, not enough space to leave your luggage open but overall I am satisfied, breakfast buffet is good and walking distance to dotonbori"

"The staff were very nice. The property itself is in serious disrepair. Stains all over the carpets in the hallways, gouges out of the walls most likely from luggage and carts. Mini refrigerator in room has a working light inside but nothing cooling. The breakfast is plentiful and poor quality. Cold food that’s supposed to be warm, dry flake apart pancakes, bland food. Do not spend the money to include breakfast. All in all a decent location to walk about, or catch the train but would never stay here again. "

"We did not use the laundry facilities, but it was good to know it was available. The breakfast buffet was excellent and freshly made every day and the staff kept it clean. "

"Hotel staffs are not able to speak English? I tried to ask for assistances for couple times but none of them could help. I picked a room without cleaning, which is fine, but does that mean the floor and inside the room can be dirty with stains? Trash is a main concern for me in Japan, which we understood the culture, but charge for trash if you leave it inside the room? I do hesitate the hot-spring, always packed and not sure if those are real hot-spring water because it spells like Clorox."