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Hotel Keihan Kyobashi GRANDE

2-1-38 Higashinoda-chou Osaka Osaka-fu

$52 nightly

$58 total

Apr 19 - Apr 20

8.4/10 Very Good! (1,009 reviews)

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East Osaka Hotel & Travel Guide\n

If you are after exciting hotel establishments in East Osaka, it is good to know that there's a myriad of suitable possibilities awaiting you. Travelocity's up-to-date database includes 316 hotel establishments located within a 6-mile (10-kilometer) distance of the downtown area of East Osaka.

Discover the sights near the vibrant heart of East Osaka. Accommodation options found in the vicinity include Hotel New Otani Osaka and Hotel Keihan Kyobashi GRANDE.

One of the small selection of no-frills accommodations in East Osaka is the Osaka River-Side Hotel.

You could check out the Kyoto Uji Hanayashiki Ukifune-en and the The Ritz-Carlton, Osaka. The Kyoto Uji Hanayashiki Ukifune-en is located only 19 miles (31 kilometers) away from the middle of East Osaka. The The Ritz-Carlton, Osaka, is situated only 4 miles (6 kilometers) away. Two other alternatives close by include the InterContinental Osaka as well as the The St Regis Osaka.

If time permits, you should travel further in the Kinki region. Explore Kinki's ruins. Lovers of nature should leave time to check out the region's beaches, lakes and mountains. Adventurous travelers can also try mountain biking and hiking here.

South Osaka is 5 miles (8 kilometers) to the south of East Osaka and boasts Museum of Natural History and Dainenbutsu-ji Temple. If you get to South Osaka, be sure to check out the Swissotel Nankai Osaka and Fraser Residence Nankai Osaka. 8 miles (13 kilometers) to the west of East Osaka, you'll find Konohana, which boasts the Hotel Universal Port and Hyatt Regency Osaka. Whether you're just passing through or staying in Konohana, a couple of sights worth adding to your itinerary are the Universal CityWalk® Osaka and Arima Onsen.

Why not spend an afternoon cheering wildly with excited lovers of sports at an engaging match. Osaka Dome is located 5 miles (8 kilometers) to the southwest of East Osaka. Book Travelocity-listed accommodation in the middle of the action at the Hotel the Lutheran or the Namba Oriental Hotel.

For travelers flying through Kobe Airport, you might like to stay at Kobe Portopia Hotel, or Quality Hotel Kobe, each of which are conveniently close.

Recent East Osaka hotel reviews by fellow wanderers

Candeo Hotels Osaka The Tower

5 out of 5

Posted 2 hours ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"Room had amazing views, staff friendly and the lounge was stocked nightly."

A verified traveler stayed at Candeo Hotels Osaka The Tower

Citadines Namba Osaka

3 out of 5

Posted 9 hours ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"The bathroom was tiny for a room that was charged for 4 adults by the hotel. Its almost like a cruise ship bathroom with extermely poor design from the sink (practically no space to keep the stuff - you would have to hold your things and keep it outside the room) to the towel rack which is very high and directly over the toilet. No automated flush (airport have a better toilet). Curtain in the bathroom. Only one mirror outside the room by the main door and if you are getting ready - you will be hit by the door. Also, entire hotel has "strict" directions for the guests. Don't do this or that - not treating them like adults. They replaced water bottles with an empty jug that you would have to fill out from the lounge area. Jug so poorly designed that you would likely spill water in the room. The room should not be sold for a family of four and not charged children as adults for everything just because you are able to fit two double beds in the room. Also, the night pyjamas are hidden in the drawer and just one long shirt (unsure if anyone wears them). Not recommended. Staff told me this is what you would get if you want to "save" money - I was confused!"

A verified traveler stayed at Citadines Namba Osaka