Hostels in Shiki District

"Hotel and the staff were excellent very clean had all we needed and breakfast close to the river and if your ok at navigating the subway it’s right next to you which is excellent - if you want to walk to the main part of town it is a good 2km walk but other than that fantastic "

"Everything went well, a little confusing during the check in process, the staff make you do it yourself and it can be a little confusing, but the staff help me. The hotel has a good ubication, sheps are nearby. The only thing that I didn´t like personally was the bed, to me was a little bit stiff and the pillow was super stiff. But overall I rate this hotel 9/10. "

"I loved every thing about this hotel. The breakfast was great. The hotel was clean. The staff we're friendly and there was a Lawson convenient store nearby."

"We would stay at the same hotel for the future trip. It has its hidden beauty and modern. It locates in Namba area. Namba area is one of the Osaka major touist hub for everything. We use Namba as a point of reference for navigation. Highly recommended it."

"Very friendly staff and a very clean room! "

"The room is spacious and the location is very convenient for Universal Park. Love it "

"Great hotel. Fantastic location close to transit and not far from major attractions. Higher end hotel with great beds. Room was perfect. Would highly recommended. Check on Rio Steakhouse on the first floor. The best!"

"Great clean modern centrally located!"

"If you're looking to be right in the middle of the action, the location is perfect. Under a covered shopping area and minutes from Dotonbori with a convenient Lawsons next door. They have a strict no early checkin policy, so plan to wait if you arrive earlier than 3pm. I'm sure at one point the rooms were immaculate and this was a beautiful establishment - but the age is starting to show. Our room was dingy - from the old stains on the carpet to the fading of the mirror in the bathroom. But the staff was nice and it's very convenient to Namba train station - so you balance out what's most important to you. "