We visited Osaka end of May and decided to stay in this hotel. Hotel was admittedly small but most hotels are in Japan. Be that as it may, the room is well designed to make full use of available space. Everywhere you look, you will find touches of Japanese attention to details. Night robe, shampoo, conditioner and body shampoo that... More

I stayed at this Best Western hotel in Osaka in early April 2013 for a week of sightseeing. I arrived on the Shinkansen from Tokyo and took the subway to the Nagahoribashi station (K16/N16) and went out Exit 5A and immediately made 3 right turns into the alley and the hotel entrance. The hotel is now located next to a... More

We visited Kyoto and Osaka because of Kyoto Marathon 2013. We chose to stay in Best Western Hotel in both Kyoto and Osaka cities. The location of Osaka hotel is very convenient to train station (subway) in one min walking distance! Also the room is clean. The front desk can speak okay English. The hotel is located in a quiet... More

Very convenient and easy access from Nagarohoribash subway station. But if you have luggage do not take exit 5A, although it comes out closest to the hotel, there are no escalators, but steps. Instead take exit 1, using the escalator to the top and just cross the road in front of the exit, and then cross again on the left.... More

We did a little research on a good area to stay in Osaka and found good things about Shinsaibashi. The Best Western Hotel Fino is located about 500m from a subway station and close to a shopping mall, Dontonbori and a lot of nightlife and restaurants a short walk away. The room was clean, simple and on the cheaper side... More

Great location and excellent value, just far enough away from shopping strip noise and bustle but nice stroll to nearby Namba and Dotonbori. Many great restaurants of varied choice nearby. I used here as my base also for travelling day trips to Hiroshima, Kobe and Kyoto and worked well as 6 stops on subway from Shin-Osaka station for Shinkansen. Very... More

We had a hard time locating the hotel from Nagahoribashi station when we arrived. If u have big luggages, whether from Nagohoribash or shinsaibashi station, the best exit that u could take from B1 level, look for exit 4, as you walk along the B1 shops or walkway. At exit 4, which have lift to bring u up to ground... More

This hotel is the worst best western hotel I've stayed in. The staff were not polite and does not understand english well. The rooms smelled damp and old. The breakfast was so limited. The only good thing they have is the location, why not just try comfort inn only a block away.

was near nagahori-tsurimi-ryokuchi subway (exit 5A, if i recall accurately). 7-11 was juz infront of the hotel. room was small but clean. Free wifi in rooms/lobby was introduced at the last days of March. was much appreciated. :)