Hotels with Fireplaces in Osaka Prefecture from $54

" Location was fantastic and buffet breakfast highly recommended! Great selection available. As soon as you walk out you are in food heaven, the alleyways come to life at night! Not too far from Osaka Railway Station so easy to navigate to for travellers with bags. Good sized room for two people. "

"Loved the Grand Fresa! Perfect location walking 2 min from the river and food streets. I walked everywhere. Options for breakfast. Super clean. Good and very helpfull staff. Perfect "

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"Very close to transit. They were also helpful in returning items that were left behind in the room. Great service. "

"The property was well maintained and the staff were very friendly. Being situated in a convenient location allowed for easy access to trivial necessities as well."

"Convenient"

"The room was much larger than I expected - for Japan. There was a little kitchen/dining room area. The bedroom included 5 beds - with 2 as bunk beds, and a little table with a built in L-shaped couch. There was a large walk in closet. The washer included in our room was pleasantly a clothes dryer, too. Detergent was provided by the hotel. Free drinks were in the lobby along with a full array of various toiletries for the taking in the lobby for guests. Lawsons was downstairs. It was an 8 min walk to Namba station which connected to anywhere we needed to go. "

"Perfect location."

"Hotel Monterey Grasmere Osaka feels surprisingly luxurious for the price—grand, elegant, and far more upscale than expected. The hotel is extremely convenient to Namba Station, with direct access through a vast network of underground walkways that makes getting around Osaka effortless. The rooms are clean, comfortable, and well maintained, and the classic European-inspired design adds to the sense of staying somewhere special. Staff were friendly and helpful, and views from the higher floors are excellent. Overall, this is a beautifully appointed and very reasonably priced hotel that serves as an outstanding base for exploring Osaka."