Hotels Near Yatagyoki Obashi Bridge in Osaka

I couldn't go home easily due to the corona disaster, so it was the first time in less than a year. I made a reservation for 2 nights early, but when the typhoon approached. When I told him that I didn't know when I would be on my way home, he was able to change to pay one night. As of the morning of the second day, the airport was ”no impact”. I went out after paying for the second night, but after noon it became ”affected” and changed the schedule in a hurry. When I checked if I could cancel without knowing that it was impossible, I was able to cancel despite the day because the luggage was packed and it was before the check-in time. On the same day, I was able to return safely before the typhoon came out. Thank you very much.

The hotel should have been renovated from a famous hotel. There are many rooms in it. Each room accommodates 6 or 8 people, so the space for activities is limited. Moreover, the staff is relatively mixed, with people from all over the world.

this was a great place to live, and they were very quick to respond to emails. i highly recommend emailing them in advance (with relevant details) for check-in instructions. they were very accommodating to my needs and even offered extra help when i needed it. one potential downside (it was a bonus for me personally) was that the rooms were right beside the railway tracks, so a lot of trains passed by. i highly recommend this place to families. for solo travellers though, i would point out that this area place has quite a desolate feel to it. roads are not very well lit at night, though it is in a residential area.

Amenities wise, I feel that this hotel offered a great bargain. The shower area and toilets are clean and well-equipped, and the rooms very simple yet cosy. However, as a female solo traveller, the hotel’s good facilities and price were not enough to keep me there for more than a night because of its location. While yes, it is a walking distance to the train station, it requires one to walk down very quiet, almost empty and dimly lit alleys. Found out later that the hotel is located in a low-income, red district, hence explaining the people I saw loitering around. Hence, while the hotel is decent and the area filled with cheap food, I would caution solo travellers (particularly females) to think twice.

The hotel is conveniently located next to Sakai station. It's also on the main line going Kansai airport and every few minutes there is an express train going to Kansai airport. We had an excellent stay in this hotel. The view of Sakai city from our room was great and room was big with excellent amenities. This hotel is mainly used by airline crews and business men. There is a Japanese food buffet restaurant in the hotel and luxury jewelry shop along with usual hair stylist and other shops. Lobby area is very grand. Check in check out staff was very courteous and efficient and they could speak English. Overall the stay was pleasant and we had good night's sleep with good rest.

My first stay during my first trip to Japan. It was Spring 2018. I was excited because my little room was a tatami floored room. The small room was a basic room for two guests. There was only one plug point to charge our many electrical gadgets, so oh boy im glad i brought along a plug socket with 4-5 outlets. The room was too small for even the two small Asians like us. we have no place to put our backpacks (there were only two bags but) once we spread the futons. This small room actually suitable for a single guest. The bathrooms and toilets are normally clean for Japanese standards. You have to pay separate charge for your towels. Our room situated on the 4 or 5th floor i cant remember but there was only one floor for lady's bathroom - the hostel got about 40 to 50 rooms but there are only 2-3 bathrooms for ladies to share. I woke up very early to take bath but was very disappointing to see the long queue of Japanese female workers who unable to go home and slept here for the night. Imagine the long hours i have to wait to get my turn. sometimes i tried to go to another level to try the unisex bathrooms but they were definitely full with guys. The pantry on the ground floor offered hot water with 3-in-1 drinks. there are vending machines for you to buy mineral water or soda or sweet drinks. The walls between the room are super thin and you can hear everything loud and clear. The door is made of steel so when someone close it with a bang it can be very annoying. Well we were kind of grateful (feeling console?) that the room got a mini fridge. And that the hostel is near to the train station. I'm coming back to Osaka soon but nope, I'm not going to coming back to this hostel just to get myself headaches for the bathrooms. The friend who booked this hostel for us thought we wanted the cheapest room in Osaka and she never asked us about the quality of the service. Well this is the negative side of coming to Japan in Spring i guess. Everything comes in expensive price.

The smell is really bad in the room, but the prices and the location is worth it After long walk, can get relax at spa world And only walking distance to spa world, so no need to worry about the catch last train problem

Well, for this price, only I can say good things. Clean, comfortable bed, noisy (the train, and the guests, people making noise till 1 am) the women's bathroom was on the reception, quite incovenient, but it was great. Just besides the metro and the JR, 35 min direct to the airport. Great value for the money.

This was my second time staying here. I had a comfortable stay, just like last time. The room was more than spacious, the facilities and amenities were impeccable, it was reasonably priced, and more comfortable than other business hotels in the area. Thank you very much.

You don't have to worry about traveling to different places. Because it's close to the subway and also close to the most popular shopping areas. Polite service staff, clean rooms and there is a laundry room as well, very convenient.