Find hotels near Inadera Station, Osaka from $31

"Prestigious Hotel in a great location and added bonus here is that the views from the room can be absolutely stunning so look at your room view before we start actually consider a observation deck type of experience because our view was 10 out of 10"

"Excellent stay. Will return."

"We loved the bedroom - especially the luxurious bathroom with a deep bathtub and an excellent shower. The staff were extremely polite and helpful (something you come to expect in Japan!), and the location close to the station makes it very easy to make out-of-town excursions. For a country with such an excellent design aesthetic of its own, we found the English country-house décor a little dissonant, but I suppose that is just a matter of individual taste!"

"The room had enough space to open two big luggage. When you go to the onsen, the staff came often to make sure that it’s clean. Nice staff and there was convenience store in 1 min!"

"The room was clean but definitely aged. It would be better if there were hooks for hanging personal face towels and washbags. As it is, almost no where to hang anything,"

"Extremly nice hotel and staff."

"This hotel has clean rooms . It’s near the train station. "

"Staff was good. Room was clean. There was a smelling of cigarette in the room but it was better after I opening the window. "

"For years I have come to Osaka several times a year but always avoided staying in the Umeda area. I think this hotel changed my mind. The entire Umekita area sort of took the world by storm in early 2025 just in time for the Osaka Expo, but this was my first time staying there (now in May 2026) and quite frankly, all of the issues I have with staying in Umeda -- the confusion over Osaka Station being sprawling, the hotels all being on dark alleyways, the cramped small rooms that smell like cigarette smoke or oily griddles depending on which thing the hotel is next to -- Umekita is shiny and new and nonsmoking. If anything, I could imagine the complaints some tourists might have about it is that it's TOO nice -- it doesn't really feel like Osaka, it feels like one of the fancy skyscraper districts in Tokyo now. Anyway, Gran Respire, our room was amazing, it had separate toilet&shower rooms, the shower room was huge, the main room had a nice sized bed AND a couch next to it with a table, and best of all, the bed wasn't in a corner but you could walk around it on both sides (maybe only 40 cm between the bed and the window but still). Getting there was confusing the first night but once we figured out to exit on 2F, go across the bridge to the JR Osaka West Exit -- very quick. I would definitely stay here again if I get another good rate (it was like 17000 for a double, which is crazy good for such high quality)."