Hotels near Temmabashi Station, Osaka

This old hotel is well-maintained and offers a convenient check-in and check-out process. If you arrive early, you can store your luggage at the hotel. The lobby provides amenities for guests to pick up. The room size is typical of Japanese hotels, with everything you need for a comfortable stay. A solo traveler can comfortably fit in the room. However, the bathroom is relatively small. Despite this, the location is great, close to a subway station and with an elevator at the nearest exit. Overall, there’s nothing to complain about, and I’d definitely return to stay here again.

We booked a triple room. The separate toilet and shower are a nice touch, but the bathroom is incredibly small – you can barely open a suitcase fully. There's only a tiny table for eating, but it offers great value for money and the service is excellent. One small downside is that there were no bath towels, and the disposable towels provided were very small.

Very good, came during the cherry blossom season, there is a field of cherry blossoms at the door, you can see a field of cherry blossoms when you go out in the morning, and you can also see them before returning to the hotel at night. It is also very close to cherry blossom spots such as the Mint and Osaka Castle. It is a perfect hotel for cherry blossom viewing!

The hotel is super close to the subway station, right at the exit. The room was generally clean, and both comfort and quietness were good. It's a bit of a walk from the JR station, about 15 minutes. Breakfast was quite expensive, so I didn't eat at the hotel; there's a Matsuya across the street which was a good alternative.

Overall, it was a good experience – comfortable, quiet, and conveniently located. The front desk even had classic manga like Dragon Ball available for guests to borrow, making it a great value-for-money hotel. Also, a big thank you to the staff member who lent me a charging cable; buying one at a convenience store would have been quite expensive. Arigato!

The hotel was an extremely efficient and classy place to stay for a small period of time. It’s not in a busy or touristic part of the city, so means of transportation are necessary as a tourist. Aside from that, it had more than enough as far as amenities are concerned and breakfast was very tasty with a lot of variety. Wouldn’t say it’s really ideal for backpackers like us, but it was a good switch up from our usual stays because we had a car. Speaking of which, there is paid parking across the street. Don’t make the same mistake as us and leave after 9am. You’ll pay about 1800 more for just an additional hour.

The hotel is great for business trips, but do take note of the payment process. I booked online assuming it was prepaid, but the card was only for guarantee and I had to pay at the counter upon arrival. It would be better if this was more clearly stated during the booking process to avoid confusion. Otherwise, the stay was comfortable and the service was good.

I had originally booked another hotel in Osaka for June 2025, but I kept checking hotel availability every evening. On July 18th, I found a much better deal for this 4-star Noku hotel – a Deluxe Twin Room (not the Superior Twin with two 0.9m beds) for three nights from July 31st to August 3rd. It offered free cancellation up to two days prior. The Deluxe Twin Room has two 1.2m wide beds (Ctrip showed 0.8m, which is incorrect data). It didn't include breakfast, and the total cost for three nights, including a Saturday night, was 1885 CNY. This was a very good price considering it was during the Osaka Expo period. The booking confirmation mentioned a tax payment upon check-in, but I actually didn't have to pay any tax. After booking, I found the hotel's contact number and email on the Ctrip hotel page and confirmed my reservation via email. The hotel promptly answered all my questions. The hotel is located near the Minamimorimachi subway station in Osaka, about a 5-8 minute walk away. It's a bit further from Tenmabashi subway station, requiring about a 15-minute walk. The hotel is situated in a very quiet residential and office area with a few reasonably priced restaurants nearby. There's also a bus stop close to the hotel. Just about 100 meters from the hotel, there's a Super LIFE supermarket (open from 09:30 to 24:00). Note that it doesn't accept WeChat Pay or Alipay; only major international credit cards like Visa, Mastercard, JCB, American Express, and other popular payment methods are accepted. The prices there are very fair and affordable! In Osaka, the subway is the best mode of transportation, with about 10 lines. Personally, I don't find buying single-trip tickets expensive. You can easily check the route map above the ticket machine, which clearly displays the prices for each station, making it convenient to purchase tickets. The hotel provides disposable toothbrushes, toothpaste, razors, combs, and slippers. There's a free ice machine with complimentary ice, and bottled water is available for guests to pick up at the front desk. They also offer free luggage storage before check-in and after check-out. The front desk staff are warm, attentive, and very helpful in assisting guests with any issues.

Very close to Osaka Castle, you can walk directly into the park downstairs. I chose a room with an Osaka Castle view, which offered delightful scenery, and the surrounding rivers were abundant, making the overall environment very pleasant.

The hotel is in a very convenient location. The metro station is about 100 meters away, and there are 7-Eleven and Family Mart stores nearby. It is very easy to get to Kyoto Station and convenient for reaching the airport. That’s where the advantages end. There was no water in the room at check-in. We were told to buy it ourselves from a vending machine. It was also stated that there would be welcome drinks, but there was nothing. The only coffee available was instant and of very poor quality, so after breakfast we had to go to 7-Eleven to buy proper coffee. Breakfast is listed as being served until 9:30. We arrived at 9:15, and the staff member who was cleaning the area tried to make us leave. The same happened to other guests. Only thanks to the chef were we allowed to stay. At the reception desk, we were told that we should come at 9:00, even though it clearly says breakfast is until 9:30. While we were eating, everything around us was being cleared away, and we were not given the chance to choose our food properly. It felt very uncomfortable. The rooms are old and worn out. There was a moldy smell in the bathroom. The pajamas provided were very old, thin, grey-blue in color, and almost see-through. Additionally, we were not informed about the renovation works in the building. There was no message about it when we made the reservation. In reality, there were construction scaffolds, and we had to carry our suitcases up the stairs. Only upon arrival were we given a notice saying there would be painting and other work. There was a noticeable smell of paint in the room. The location is good, but the service and the condition of the hotel were very disappointing