Find hotels near Osaka Shiki Theater, Osaka from NT$1,650

"This hotel is at the good location and nice area. Close to Art museum and Rose Garden. The room is clean, nice public onsen and staff is helpful. Shuttle Bus is a bonus and this hotel has great customer services."

"Amazing ONSEN, great location and best value all around!"

"We recently stayed at Hotel Hankyu Respire Osaka and overall had a wonderful experience. The hotel’s biggest strength is definitely its unbeatable location. Being directly connected to LINKS Umeda, Osaka Station, shopping malls, restaurants, and convenience stores made our stay extremely convenient, especially traveling with family and a young child. We could easily shop, dine, and access transportation without needing to go far. The service was also excellent — staff were professional, courteous, and efficient throughout our stay. The hotel itself was modern, clean, and very comfortable. We booked the Quad Room for 3 adults and 1 child and found the room spacious enough by Japan standards, especially compared to many other hotels in Osaka. One downside for our family was that the beds could not be combined into a larger bed. Since our 5-year-old still does not sleep independently, sharing one bed felt a bit cramped. This is something families with young children may want to consider when booking. Although the hotel does not have a public bath/onsen, the convenience of the location, the amenities, and the overall comfort definitely made up for it. We truly enjoyed our stay and can absolutely see ourselves staying at Hotel Hankyu Respire Osaka again on future trips to Osaka."

"Good location, clean nice hotel. And breakfast is good."

"Best stay in Japan!"

"This was an amazing hotel. Right next to the train station. Nice gym with an amazing view. "

"Great location in Osaka. Easy walk to transport, shops, restaurants and the river with parks,markets and rose gardens. Comfortable bed and good shower highly recommended. 😊"

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"The rooms are very small. And the bathroom is like on a cruise ship. If you are bigger and taller than the average Japanese, do not stay here"