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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Great Hotel, found all staff very polite staff and willing to help. Room was clean and comfotable, request of late room to be made up was not an issue. did not try food / restaurant but it looked popular, got a surprise award of a free minibar, filled each day. Would stay again, linked to shin Osaka station. Takes about 20 mins to downtown.
Great Hotel, found all staff very polite staff and willing to help. Room was clean and comfotable, request of late room to be made up was not an issue. did not try food / restaurant but it looked popular, got a surprise award of a free minibar, filled each day. Would stay again, linked to shin Osaka station. Takes about 20 mins to downtown.
Mohammed
Reviewed September 27, 2018Reviewed September 27, 2018
Decently sized room, bathroom was very tiny and we kept tripping over the step down. Beds were comfortable, the staff were happy to provide additional pillows and blankets. Cleaning was very exact, if rubbish wasn't in the bin they didn't take it (so no tax receipts could be accidentally taken!). Staff were all very friendly and helpful and worked around my terrible Japanese. Safe in the room was awkward and often got stuck and wouldn't open when entering our code, but the staff were happy to...
Decently sized room, bathroom was very tiny and we kept tripping over the step down. Beds were comfortable, the staff were happy to provide additional pillows and blankets. Cleaning was very exact, if rubbish wasn't in the bin they didn't take it (so no tax receipts could be accidentally taken!). Staff were all very friendly and helpful and worked around my terrible Japanese. Safe in the room was awkward and often got stuck and wouldn't open when entering our code, but the staff were happy to...
This is the second time I have stayed at the Hankyu RESPIRE, the first being only for a few nights on a multi-city "Golden Route" trip to Japan last year and the experience I had, combined with it's fantastic location meant it was the obvious choice for my week-long stay in Osaka this year.
The rooms are well equipped and roomy, especially for Japan, toiletries, room slippers and pyjamas are provided, meaning you can leave those things at home and have more space in your luggage for your Japan...
This is the second time I have stayed at the Hankyu RESPIRE, the first being only for a few nights on a multi-city "Golden Route" trip to Japan last year and the experience I had, combined with it's fantastic location meant it was the obvious choice for my week-long stay in Osaka this year.
The rooms are well equipped and roomy, especially for Japan, toiletries, room slippers and pyjamas are provided, meaning you can leave those things at home and have more space in your luggage for your Japan...
Paul
Reviewed November 3, 2026Reviewed November 3, 2026
We stayed in a room that allowed access to their club lounge, which was fantastic. Breakfast was excellent - as good pain au chocolat as I've had in Paris. Then afternoon tea and a light supper. All with drinks included - and that meant champagne (yes, not cava or prosecco). A great space to unwind after the hectic Osaka street scene. Highly recommended.
We stayed in a room that allowed access to their club lounge, which was fantastic. Breakfast was excellent - as good pain au chocolat as I've had in Paris. Then afternoon tea and a light supper. All with drinks included - and that meant champagne (yes, not cava or prosecco). A great space to unwind after the hectic Osaka street scene. Highly recommended.
Christopher
Reviewed October 15, 2026Reviewed October 15, 2026
Besides The Ritz Carlton (which is totally different style of decor and more old fashioned) the Intercontinental is the best luxury hotel in Osaka, situated by Umeda station in the business area. Staff all speak very good English and are very friendly. Rooms are very spacious compared to most hotel rooms in Japan, I booked a standard room and it was amazing, separate toilet and bathroom wash basins area and bath, really good amenities in room too. Nespresso coffee and teas are complimentary and...
Besides The Ritz Carlton (which is totally different style of decor and more old fashioned) the Intercontinental is the best luxury hotel in Osaka, situated by Umeda station in the business area. Staff all speak very good English and are very friendly. Rooms are very spacious compared to most hotel rooms in Japan, I booked a standard room and it was amazing, separate toilet and bathroom wash basins area and bath, really good amenities in room too. Nespresso coffee and teas are complimentary and...
Sophie
Reviewed January 31, 2017Reviewed January 31, 2017
Everything was perfect from the room to the staff and breakfast was really good. It’s in an excellent location and exceptional clean and staff so friendly and welcoming.
Everything was perfect from the room to the staff and breakfast was really good. It’s in an excellent location and exceptional clean and staff so friendly and welcoming.
We stayed here in November 2023 in an executive King Room with lounge access. This hotel was fantastic! The room was spacious, the bed absolutely massive and a lovely view out to the city below. The lounge access with the executive rooms was well worth the extra cost. Breakfast is held in the lounge (if you have access), which is on the highest floor, with large windows and a great view out. There was a great selection at breakfast, with lots of local japanese items, which we were hoping for!...
We stayed here in November 2023 in an executive King Room with lounge access. This hotel was fantastic! The room was spacious, the bed absolutely massive and a lovely view out to the city below. The lounge access with the executive rooms was well worth the extra cost. Breakfast is held in the lounge (if you have access), which is on the highest floor, with large windows and a great view out. There was a great selection at breakfast, with lots of local japanese items, which we were hoping for!...
Second time at the Rihga Osaka, great hotel and excellent amenities. Love the location, just out of the centre but walkable and connected as required. Will be back if in Osaka in the future. Thank you for a lovely stay.
Second time at the Rihga Osaka, great hotel and excellent amenities. Love the location, just out of the centre but walkable and connected as required. Will be back if in Osaka in the future. Thank you for a lovely stay.
Carol
Reviewed October 19, 2026Reviewed October 19, 2026
Yodogawa features 91 properties to choose from, and likely many will have a bar where you can enjoy an evening cocktail after sightseeing. While you're in the area, consider a visit to Dotonbori and Universal Studios Japan.
What are the best hotels with bars in Yodogawa?
Here's a few of the top Yodogawa hotels with bars: Courtyard by Marriott Shin-Osaka Station: Hotel with 2 restaurants. Enjoy the bar, free WiFi and breakfast. Hotel Plaza Osaka: Hotel with 5 restaurants. Enjoy the bar, free WiFi and breakfast.
What is there to do in Yodogawa?
Absorb the local culture in the area by visiting Kyocera Dome Osaka, then unwind with a refreshing drink. Other places to see include Juso-Ekimae Shopping Street and Sakaemachi Arcade. Yodogawa is recognised for its array of shops and top-notch restaurants.
How can I get to Yodogawa and around the area?
You might want to make the most of these transportation options in and around Yodogawa: Fly into Osaka (ITM-Itami), which is located 4.9 mi (7.8 km) away. You can also search for flights into Kobe (UKB), which is 15.6 mi (25.1 km) away. You can access metro transport at Kanzakigawa Station, Nishinakajima-Minamigata Station and Higashimikuni Station.