ibis Osaka Umeda

Great location with lots of food options around. Also not far from the Umeda train station allowing you easy access on a variety of trains. There is also plenty of shopping within a 10min walk. We tried the breakfast buffet and it has a nice variety and was good value for money. The room is small as expected in most of Japan's cities but it had everything you need and the bed was comfy. I especially want to highlight that it was very quiet - no housekeeping or guest or slamming door disturbances. We usually book a Airbnb for these reasons but here this was of no concern.

Convenient location - very close to the main stations and subways. Travelling within Osaka and outside of Osaka to Kyoto and Nara was very convinent for this hotel. The elevator went straight down to the subway. Decent amenities close by as well, 7/11 close by, and sufficient vegetarian food options nearby too. Most staff were friendly, they answered our questions and guided us with transportation. The room was clean. It was quite small, so for 3 nights the size was okay.

A nice hotel within walking distance of Osaka JR station and Umeda metro station. The hotel is located right next to an access to the underground Whity Est mall and has a an elevator that connects the hotel lobby to the underground next to it. Nice bathroom with good shower. The breakfast was nice and varied.

Excellent location near E-Street with many eateries behind the hotel as well. Irish themed Pub a few doors toward Station. Underground walkway from Hotel (Exit 7-72) to Hankyu, Hanshin and JR Local and Shinkansen stations as well as subway lines. The Twin Rooms were a little larger than a typical Japanese hotel room. This was our second stay at this hotel. Both visits were most enjoyable. Didn't order breakfast this time as there are many choices nearby. Loved the walk-in shower (in liue of a shower over the bath). Highly recommend this hotel. A tip for the many travellers that have discovered Japan, please respect local customs; don't eat, drink or smoke while walking the crowded sidewalls and shopping laneways and speak in a subdued voice. Also, if you are running low on cash (and Japan is still, predominantly, a cash based society) you will have no problems with the ATM'S at a 7-11 or the local Post Office. Bank ATM'S can be choosy about foreign Bank issued Debit Cards. Enjoy Sakura Time. Arigato.

The location is good. There is an elevator right by the front door that takes you down under the street. Go down there. It’s so cool. Lots of shops and restaurants. And you can walk to the trains. The rooms were really clean and reviews said the rooms are really small, but clearly those people haven’t stayed in many hotels in Japan. Yes, the rooms are smaller, but for Japan, the room wasn’t bad. We could walk around and still have our suitcases on the ground. We only did breakfast once, but it was pretty good.