Dormy Inn Hotels in Osaka

Stayed there to enjoy Osaka downtown and famous spots nearby. Convenient transportation and many spots, shops and restaurants nearby. Hot spring was great and friendly staffs’ support to enjoy Osaka

The chain provides basic accommodation until you get there and realise it’s more than a hotel bedroom. The bed was comfy and the the room arranged well enough to make it feel spacious. The perks are obviously the natural hot spring (open overnight) on the 13th floor and a massage chair that relaxes you after a long day walk. You also have free ice cream and 1-2 ramen noodle soup at night. Great stay!

The hotel reception staffs are warm and polite, and try their best to meet the needs of guests. There are soothing hot springs to help soothe overworked feet! After soaking in the hot springs, you can enjoy popsicles and lactic acid drinks. Free ramen is also provided in the evening. The breakfast included in the hotel is worth the money. It is a hotel worth recommending.

I stayed at the Dormy Inn in Osaka for just one night, and for only $52, it was an absolute gem! This budget-friendly hotel exceeded all expectations, offering so many thoughtful amenities that it felt like a luxury stay. The highlights included free ramen and ice cream at night—a unique and delightful touch—and the provision of pajamas and slippers for added comfort. The free washer and inexpensive dryer (just 100 yen for 20 minutes) were incredibly convenient, especially for travelers packing light. The public hot bath was another standout feature, providing a relaxing way to unwind after a long day of exploring. The room itself was fantastic. The bed was super comfortable, and the blackout blinds ensured a perfect night’s sleep. I also loved that the bed was accessible from three sides—a rare design in Japan that made the room feel surprisingly spacious. One particularly convenient feature was the self-check-in kiosk, which made the check-in and check-out process quick and easy, especially for international visitors who may not speak Japanese. Additionally, the 11 a.m. checkout time is relatively late for Japan, giving guests a more relaxed start to their day. Location-wise, the hotel is about a 6-minute walk to the subway and a 20-30 minute stroll to Osaka Castle. While there aren’t many activities immediately nearby, the hotel’s convenience and outstanding amenities more than compensate for this. For a budget-friendly option, Dormy Inn checks all the boxes and then some. I’d highly recommend it to anyone visiting Osaka. Truly a perfect stay!