10 best hotels in Umeda


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- Swimming pool
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- Spa
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- Fitness center
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- Bar
Excellent
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- Massage
- Luggage storage
- Hot tub
- Breakfast
Excellent
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- Bar
- Massage
- Shuttle service
Excellent
5825 reviews



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- Swimming pool
- Car park
- Front desk [24-hour]
- Restaurants
- Massage
- Luggage storage
- Breakfast
Excellent
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- Front desk [24-hour]
- Breakfast
- Contactless check-in/out
- Laundry
- Non-smoking rooms
- Daily housekeeping
- Air conditioning in public area
Very good
6766 reviews








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- Shared kitchen
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- Safety deposit boxes
- Non-smoking rooms
Excellent
803 reviews








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Excellent
7597 reviews








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- Front desk [24-hour]
- Restaurants
- Massage
- Luggage storage
- Breakfast
- Contactless check-in/out
- Laundry
Excellent
14176 reviews








See all- Free Wi-Fi
- Car park
- Spa
- Front desk [24-hour]
- Restaurants
- Massage
- Luggage storage
- Hot tub
Excellent
7611 reviews








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- Luggage storage
- Laundry
- Non-smoking rooms
- Elevator
- Vending machine
- Smoke detector
- Invoice provided
Excellent
155 reviews
Where to stay in Umeda
Umeda hotels & accommodations

The best thing about this hotel is its location. It's located right at JR Umeda Station and you can get to the hotel either by airport limousine bus (within walking distance) or JR rapid train. I stayed on the Granvia floor (27 floor) and the room is very nice and comfy. It has everything we need. In addition, there is a lounge on the 27th floor where you can have coff...

It’s a very new hotel, location is good, close to JR station and metro. There’s a few entrances right outside the hotel to enter the lower ground connection street to JR and Metro. We stayed here for two nights in total due to our flight got cancelled twice by typhoon JEBI. Staffs are welcoming and can speak good English. There’s free coffee and tea in the lobby for wa...

Great Stay, we booked smoking room (no choice, no non smoking room available), but we dont feel like in the smoking room floor. so good for us. :) Airport Limousine bus just few step from the reception. no hassle to move our luggage to the waiting area of the bus. You can walk to the hotel from Umeda stn through underground, but for first timer, we found that it's a...

When I first started looking for hotels in Osaka (3pax in 1room), I was pretty dismayed at the prices I saw. For this hotel, I was supposed to pay USD 250, but I was able to use some points and a discount given by my credit card, so the final price I paid is USD235. I don’t know about the prices in your country, but in our country, USD 250 plus just a little more can a...

Here are my observations: • 5-10min walk to the nearest subway station - Hommachi - to Umeda/Osaka station • lots of nearby convenience stores where you can buy food, reload your ICOCA card, and even withdraw money from an ATM • Hotel provides a room/sleep wear • Free ramen from 930pm to 1030pm with coffee and/or tea daily • Room is small but all good for couples like ...

as a long time travelers to japan, this hotel by far the best i have stayed. the hotel is conveniently located within a short walking distance from 2 subway stations. the location could not be better. there is a 7-11 just across the street from the hotel, plus there are tons of good restaurants in the neighborhood. on one evening, i got to try okonomiyaki, which is jus...

In my opinion , three main top things here were helpful staff , delicious breakfasts , cleaness room condition . I booked the room for my parents backpacking trip to Osaka . Everything went well with this hotel. the hotel was pretty much enough to fulfill my all the expectations . Its just a few stops away from main Stn ( Umeda ). you can take taxi or subway from ther...

For the price that we paid, I was not expecting a luxury hotel. I felt like I was staying at a 4+ star hotel on a 3 star price. The hotel was fantastic and walking distance to Umeda and Osaka station. Perfect for side trips to Himeji, Kyoto and Nara. Food and shopping only steps away. So good to finish shopping and drop off bags at the hotel before going to dinner...

It’s very affordable hotel which offers almost complete amenities. What we love is the free Face Mask and Sleep wear everyday. Less than 15 mins going to Umeda, Dotonbori and Osaka Castle. Employees are polite and very helpful answering questions. Completing our stay in Japan because of this hotel.

Welina Umeda Hotel near from subway Hakyu. Exit Hakyu aubway walking arround 10 minute. Or exit Nakazakicho Station gate 3. From Umeda station 1 station. Welina Hotel near from lawson . Event staf can't speaking english with good they are doing service with good. Wishing someday stay again in Welina Hotel

Hotel is only 5 to 10mins walk from Nishi Umeda Station, depends on how fast you can walk. You can see Hotel from Nishi Umeda Exit. There is a Limousine Bus Stop at Hotel Lobby but dont have many schedule but you can go to another Limousine Bus Stop, only 5 to 10mins walk from this Hotel, they have many schedule. Hotel is old but Room is enough big. Hotel allowed for c...

I think in the Umeda area of Osaka, it is APA Hotel Higobashi Ekimae that wins overall. From Herbis Osaka you can actually have pleasant walk (if you don't have any luggage). For a party of 3, best to take a cab since it will cost you the same if you total train expenses for 3 persons. To the right of the building are a vendo fast food place, a Tsutaya cd/DVD etc...

The hotel is about a 10-15 minute walk from the train or subway stations. The stations are connected to this underground mall called Whity, and you can reach the hotel by walking through Whity and taking the M10 exit. There are also lots of restaurants in the street behind the hotel, and there is a Lawson convenience store just next door as well. The hotel does have a ...

I love Hotel Vischio because :- (1) It is newly built in 2018 June. It is situated opposite Hotel Intercontinental. (2) The room is spacious for 3 persons (3) They provided green tea, facial cleanser, shaver, lotion, shower cap and a host of other amenities at the hotel lobby before you access the hotel room. (4) It is minutes' walk to Osaka and Umeda Stations and...

We loved the fact that the hotel is located just a few steps away from Hommachi station. Just a 3-5 minute walk, and you are there. Since Hommachi station is in the Midosoji line (red line), the major lines are accessible directly (Namba, Umeda, Keihan-through Yodoyabashi, etc.) The central location will save you time and money. Hotel is located in the quieter side of ...

The front desk service was excellent, despite the hotel being not aware of the maximum occupancy of 3 in the Comfort Room, the staff took the initiative to co-ordinate and arrange for another bed to be setup on the very night in order for us to obtain a great night of rest. Room wise, the comfort room was spacious and constantly cleaned thanks to the cleaning staff. Th...

One of our best stays in Osaka, they offer various services and amenities that made our stay very comfortable after a day of walking and navigating. The breakfast has good quality and it was worth adding on the booking. They even had a free ramen every night and happy hour which was a delight to us. Receptionists spoke english well and the check out was a breeze. Defi...

We have every basic things in the room that we need during traveling, pijamas,tootbrush, shampoo , kettle, dryers etc. and hotel have washing machine 300 yens per 7 kgs which is convenient to use (no need to input detergent). The hotel locate near Hanshin, Hankyu and JR train station. It also near Subway Midosuji line (Umeda station) and Yosubashi line (Nishi Umeda s...

Our stay was awesome as we got a complimentary upgrade to an executive room on the 28th floor! Staff were very polite, friendly & helpful. Free shuttle bus from Osaka station to the hotel was definitely a plus & we love it that we can purchase the airport limousine bus tickets at the concierge & Westin hotel is the first pick-up location for the airport limousine bus! ...

We stayed at this hotel 8 years ago, when we first visited Osaka and the hotel left us a really good impression.This time we travelled with a 4-year-old and again we were glad that we'd chosen this hotel. The staff was very helpful and polite. The room was spotless clean and comfortable. Although It wasn't located at the heart of Umeda, free shuttle bus left eve...

it was a nice stay..the room was big that my child can play walk and run around,lots of amenieties the style overall we're happy and now we know if we go again in osaka we surely book again in this hotel,the location is very good but its depend on your iterinary...

The location is good, kitahama is the middle between umeda and shisabashi It's very convienient to go to Kyoto It's not far away from Kansei airport; you can just take the rapid train to Tengachaya and change the metro to Kitahama; just about 50mins from the airport to the hotel! The service is good too! I will book this hotel next time if I come Osaka again!

We had a very pleasant stay. From the airport, we managed to catch a Kansai Airport Express train going to Kyobashi so we got off at JR Fukushuma without changing trains in Tennoji. We arrived in Hotel Hanshin at around 930pm and got our room key in 3 minutes, very efficient. The rooms are relatively small but large enough for 2 persons and always clean and bright. ...

Performance of Conrad is stunning, its design is modern with artisan touch, they apply Kohei Nawa’s sculpture in entrance lobby at 40/F, in which allocating different facilities including Restaurant(s) Kura Grill, Atmos Dinning/Bar (Breakfast In there), Chapel and Ballroom at 39/F, Swimming pool, GYM and Spa..etc., if they provide the public bath/ Onsen, then it will b...

Amazing hotel! it has very small rooms (max of 2 per room for the semi-double room) but it is super clean, the room is well maintained, they have the necessary things (toiletries, fridge, TV). One problem is that they don't have instructions on how to use the aircon/heater so it does get hot in the middle of the night however they have a humidifier in the room, which y...

The good: Hotel Elsereine Osaka is directed connected to the Umeda underground streets, so it is very convenient and easily accessible through public transit (both subway and trains). The room we booked is very spacious - at one time I have 5 open suitcases (2 large , 1 medium, and 2 carry-ons) laid out on the floor at the same time around me when I did my final packi...

It was my first stay around Umeda. Finding he hotel was a little bit challenging at first. But after a few nights of stay, we managed to know our way around and founds out that Umeda area is stuffed with shops and that's only a few steps away from the hotel. The room is quite small as the other hotels in japan are also similar in terms of size. The bathroom equipment...

My girlfriend and I had the best sleep even though a highway is just in front of the hotel. The reasons are that they had great noise protection and a diffuser. Usually we turn on timer of air conditioner and then sleep, so my throat sometimes gets dry in the morning but I didn't get a dry throat in this hotel. We liked the shampoo as well, which was good quality. Clos...
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It's a backdated review but as far as I can remember it was all good! Staff were super friendly and helpful. do take note that they DON'T accept delivery/package but my mistake for not checking first and I ask my friend to sent a parcel to them however they still go the extra mile to help me receive it even after I checked-out. Really appreciate their help! and sorry f...

Perfect place for solo traveller, every night theres takoyaki night and the host Hajime San was really helpful, made my last night in Osaka eventful. Ken sama takoyaki is the best!!! The place is a bit 10-15 mins walk from Higashi-Umeda station, facilities are okay shared bathroom with men and female. Towels are not free. But overall the experience here is great, frie...

This hostel is a pretty quiet place and good if you want some privacy or quiet time. The hostel is pretty small in the first place and not many guests, also the front desk staff is not there much of the time. The common areas are good (there are 2 areas: kitchen/dining table, and living room with sofas). The hostel is a 30-minute walk from the Umeda area. It is locate...

Though my stay here was quite short, 2 nights, it was a pleasant stay. Very near a subway station, though quite far from the busy areas like Namba and Umeda. Big bed, spacious area to fix your luggage, common area to relax, and kitchen to dine. Staff were very accommodating, and I got no problem in communicating with English.

The people were very nice and the double room was quite large from a guesthouse. Slept pretty good. It is by a traffic stop, but a little ways from the things we wanted to see, but close to umeda/Osaka station which gets you everywhere. The bathroom was tiny, but guest house standards had everything you want. Staff really friendly.

The staff here was so kind and accommodating. I have it etched in my mind the entire staff waving and bowing good bye to me and the nostalgia I felt. I only spent two days here, but it felt like such a home. An amazing lounge with many different types of people coming in and out to meet and talk to-volunteers that have many tips on traveling, and a kitchen free for use...

Found this place a weeks before my departure. Location was a bit tricky, in small narrow road. But surrounded with some good restaurant, 3 minutes by walk from Nakatsu Station. Owner was really helpful and friendly. I booked room for 4 person but I was the only one who stayed on the room. There's bar on the first floor, it somehow gets very noisy during evening. No ...

Our group of friends were very lucky to find this little hostal un Osaka for our first trip to Kansai Region. It's like a capsule hotel but rooms are divided in groups of bunkbed capsules. They are very cozy super comfortable and the facilities are very clean and convenient. We arrived pretty late but as long as you tell the owner he will be waiting for you to explain ...

It’s very affordable hotel which offers almost complete amenities. What we love is the free Face Mask and Sleep wear everyday. Less than 15 mins going to Umeda, Dotonbori and Osaka Castle. Employees are polite and very helpful answering questions. Completing our stay in Japan because of this hotel.

Very nice hostel with cool staff. Not always at the place, so when it comes to checkin it is best advised to write a mail for further details. Nice guests too, and a very familiar atmosphere. Kitchen available. Not very close to center (30 min. walk), but subway is close. (also a very close subway station that leads directly to Kyoto).

We loved the fact that the hotel is located just a few steps away from Hommachi station. Just a 3-5 minute walk, and you are there. Since Hommachi station is in the Midosoji line (red line), the major lines are accessible directly (Namba, Umeda, Keihan-through Yodoyabashi, etc.) The central location will save you time and money. Hotel is located in the quieter side of ...

Amazing hotel! it has very small rooms (max of 2 per room for the semi-double room) but it is super clean, the room is well maintained, they have the necessary things (toiletries, fridge, TV). One problem is that they don't have instructions on how to use the aircon/heater so it does get hot in the middle of the night however they have a humidifier in the room, which y...

Cons : you need to leave / not allowed stay at hostel from 10 am to 4 pm (cleaning time) Pro : the staff really nice, he never bother to open the door and helping us taking stuff during cleaning time. He even let us print some data without charging. Really clean Near to train station, bus stop, taxi point, 24 hour supermarket (no need to worry hungry in the night). K...

I think in the Umeda area of Osaka, it is APA Hotel Higobashi Ekimae that wins overall. From Herbis Osaka you can actually have pleasant walk (if you don't have any luggage). For a party of 3, best to take a cab since it will cost you the same if you total train expenses for 3 persons. To the right of the building are a vendo fast food place, a Tsutaya cd/DVD etc...

The location is very easy to find from the train station. There are a lot of restaurants in the area. The room is very clean and not a lot of people stay there during weekdays which is a good thing. Steam bath is the best! Very helpful staff too.

This is the first time I am staying in this hotel and it is surprisingly great. It takes around 10 mins to walk from Hommachi station to the hotel. The room size was enough for 2 persons and it is super clean. Staff comes in to clean your room everyday and replace everything that you have used. The reception was super helpful in trying their best to introduce what is a...

This hotel is exactly what it advertises -- a capsule hotel with a 3 story, 24 hour public bathing area. The location is at Umeda station with tons of restaurants and clubs right outside the front door. If you are a male traveling alone and just need some place to crash, this is a great choice.

I had a good night's rest here. The beds were clean, comfy, spacious and there was even some bedside space for your belongings. Towel and slippers were also provided. Staff were helpful and knowledgeable - one of them told me where to get an affordable sim card (at this IT mall called yodobashi umeda, near JR Osaka station). All in all there's really nothing I would fa...

Basic Accomodation. Nothing more than a place to rest and recharge after spending most of your time outside in Osaka. Close to Umeda nightlife. Yes the area is an adult nightlife area but in Japan this is not so unheard of. This neighborhood has some hostess clubs and love hotels and lots of neon signs suggesting this but none of it is in your face. The Umeda area is f...

Welina Umeda Hotel near from subway Hakyu. Exit Hakyu aubway walking arround 10 minute. Or exit Nakazakicho Station gate 3. From Umeda station 1 station. Welina Hotel near from lawson . Event staf can't speaking english with good they are doing service with good. Wishing someday stay again in Welina Hotel

this is probably one of the most afforable hotels with english-speaking staffs in the umeda area (as most other hotels in this area are 4 or 5 stars). the location is great: close to jr osaka station and the various stations of the subway and other railway lines (all linked by an underground mall). i tried the japanese-style room and it's clean and lovely. however the ...

Lovely location! Good buffet breakfast! My husband made a last minute booking for me in Japan and it was by chance that he book APA Hotel, and I must say it is really fantastic. There are a lot of cheap shopping just 5 minutes away. Although this is slightly further from the main osaka station, it is still convenient by subway. Although you have to walk about 5 minutes...

i love this hotel and we booked one tatami room , i feel so fond of it, i enjoyed the stay so much especially in the sitting room i sat around the table with parents, drinking tea and talking a whole night. i did enjoyed that that, the tea , the table ,the room and the tatami style beds. we got a so nice and quiet night. the bathroom big and lovely, thought the toilet ...

Got my room at a great price. Any closer to the Station expect to pay double. It's a bit of a walk from within Osaka/Umeda Station but once you find Whitey Underground and Exit M14, you are good. Donki few minutes walk, HEP5 also, several conbini around. The street looks sketchy (nightclubs and maybe love hotels) but no one hassles or bothers you. Rooms are small but ...
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The best thing about this hotel is its location. It's located right at JR Umeda Station and you can get to the hotel either by airport limousine bus (within walking distance) or JR rapid train. I stayed on the Granvia floor (27 floor) and the room is very nice and comfy. It has everything we need. In addition, there is a lounge on the 27th floor where you can have coff...

It’s a very new hotel, location is good, close to JR station and metro. There’s a few entrances right outside the hotel to enter the lower ground connection street to JR and Metro. We stayed here for two nights in total due to our flight got cancelled twice by typhoon JEBI. Staffs are welcoming and can speak good English. There’s free coffee and tea in the lobby for wa...

Great Stay, we booked smoking room (no choice, no non smoking room available), but we dont feel like in the smoking room floor. so good for us. :) Airport Limousine bus just few step from the reception. no hassle to move our luggage to the waiting area of the bus. You can walk to the hotel from Umeda stn through underground, but for first timer, we found that it's a...

as a long time travelers to japan, this hotel by far the best i have stayed. the hotel is conveniently located within a short walking distance from 2 subway stations. the location could not be better. there is a 7-11 just across the street from the hotel, plus there are tons of good restaurants in the neighborhood. on one evening, i got to try okonomiyaki, which is jus...

In my opinion , three main top things here were helpful staff , delicious breakfasts , cleaness room condition . I booked the room for my parents backpacking trip to Osaka . Everything went well with this hotel. the hotel was pretty much enough to fulfill my all the expectations . Its just a few stops away from main Stn ( Umeda ). you can take taxi or subway from ther...

I love Hotel Vischio because :- (1) It is newly built in 2018 June. It is situated opposite Hotel Intercontinental. (2) The room is spacious for 3 persons (3) They provided green tea, facial cleanser, shaver, lotion, shower cap and a host of other amenities at the hotel lobby before you access the hotel room. (4) It is minutes' walk to Osaka and Umeda Stations and...

We loved the fact that the hotel is located just a few steps away from Hommachi station. Just a 3-5 minute walk, and you are there. Since Hommachi station is in the Midosoji line (red line), the major lines are accessible directly (Namba, Umeda, Keihan-through Yodoyabashi, etc.) The central location will save you time and money. Hotel is located in the quieter side of ...

The location is good, kitahama is the middle between umeda and shisabashi It's very convienient to go to Kyoto It's not far away from Kansei airport; you can just take the rapid train to Tengachaya and change the metro to Kitahama; just about 50mins from the airport to the hotel! The service is good too! I will book this hotel next time if I come Osaka again!

We had a very pleasant stay. From the airport, we managed to catch a Kansai Airport Express train going to Kyobashi so we got off at JR Fukushuma without changing trains in Tennoji. We arrived in Hotel Hanshin at around 930pm and got our room key in 3 minutes, very efficient. The rooms are relatively small but large enough for 2 persons and always clean and bright. ...

Amazing hotel! it has very small rooms (max of 2 per room for the semi-double room) but it is super clean, the room is well maintained, they have the necessary things (toiletries, fridge, TV). One problem is that they don't have instructions on how to use the aircon/heater so it does get hot in the middle of the night however they have a humidifier in the room, which y...

The good: Hotel Elsereine Osaka is directed connected to the Umeda underground streets, so it is very convenient and easily accessible through public transit (both subway and trains). The room we booked is very spacious - at one time I have 5 open suitcases (2 large , 1 medium, and 2 carry-ons) laid out on the floor at the same time around me when I did my final packi...

Firstly, I'd like to say if you've not stayed in a Japanese city hotel before then you might be surprised at the size of the rooms - they're not big. But that's normal. The room in my twin suite was standard sized, clean and had a TV, phone, power outlets etc. The bathroom again, fairly small but standard - although the shower pressure was fantastic; exactly what I ...

The hotel is really really close to Osaka station, which is the central station for inter city train and subway. It is also close to Umeda district, with lots of shopping area, and to Umeda skybuilding which has the monumental observatory deck to see the cityline. Room size is standard size but clean, very near to train station, but not to noisy with the buzzing train....

this hotel was a surprise for me for its spacious beautiful room when i first entered the room. the bed and the working table were also big and comfortable even from the standard of any other country in the world. it is very close to the subway station nishi umeda, which is connected to osaka station and umeda underground train station by underground walking way. and a...

This is a small hotel and a 8 mins walk from Osaka station and Umeda Station ( both are almost adjacent to each other). So let me mention about the hotel first.. Staff-- very helpful. They have kept a handmade map citing hotels and convenience stores nearby. Comes in handy. 2 of the staff could converse in English. Cleanliness -- Excellent, everything was spotless. A...

All access to balconies have been locked. I understand this is a requirement from the local government, and applies to high rise buildings in Osaka. I specifically chose this hotel because it had balconies. It was very disappointing to have a large balcony off our room and being unable to access it. We were offered a larger room, which I declined to take. I feel the ...

It’s only a block away from Kitahama station exit which has elevator and escalators. You’ll greatly appreciate this when travel with kids, luggages, and strollers. There’s a convenient store nearby. The onzen is nice and clean. (My main reason for selecting Dormy) The breakfast is ok. There’s more variety at the one near Dotombori, but it’s still a decent one. There’s ...
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For the price that we paid, I was not expecting a luxury hotel. I felt like I was staying at a 4+ star hotel on a 3 star price. The hotel was fantastic and walking distance to Umeda and Osaka station. Perfect for side trips to Himeji, Kyoto and Nara. Food and shopping only steps away. So good to finish shopping and drop off bags at the hotel before going to dinner...

Hotel is only 5 to 10mins walk from Nishi Umeda Station, depends on how fast you can walk. You can see Hotel from Nishi Umeda Exit. There is a Limousine Bus Stop at Hotel Lobby but dont have many schedule but you can go to another Limousine Bus Stop, only 5 to 10mins walk from this Hotel, they have many schedule. Hotel is old but Room is enough big. Hotel allowed for c...

We stayed at this hotel 8 years ago, when we first visited Osaka and the hotel left us a really good impression.This time we travelled with a 4-year-old and again we were glad that we'd chosen this hotel. The staff was very helpful and polite. The room was spotless clean and comfortable. Although It wasn't located at the heart of Umeda, free shuttle bus left eve...

Performance of Conrad is stunning, its design is modern with artisan touch, they apply Kohei Nawa’s sculpture in entrance lobby at 40/F, in which allocating different facilities including Restaurant(s) Kura Grill, Atmos Dinning/Bar (Breakfast In there), Chapel and Ballroom at 39/F, Swimming pool, GYM and Spa..etc., if they provide the public bath/ Onsen, then it will b...

One if the best hotel I've stayed in. We stayed in the 2 bedroom apartment, which had a large living/dining room and kitchen. Huge windows that have a terrific view of Osaka. The rooms were large, clean and comfortable. The Umeda station is around 10mins walk from the hotel, and lots of shopping malls and department stores around. The only problem was the price of the ...

Very nice clean hotel, central location, one of the best of the best hotel. The staff could be more professional but they are certainly 9+ of out of 10. Bed and hotel facilities are good, location is a bit away from the very center of Umeda but its still about 10 min walk from the station. It's certainly value for money,however if i have a chance i would rather stay in...

The hotel was very clean and quite big. There are many falicities that make me feel very comtable. All function in the room are controlled by the panel on the wall. However, all label are Japanese so it quite hard for us to use. Moreover, in my room, the logging key is broken so when we turn in the worng way, we got stuck inside. I cannot contact the owner by the phone...
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Frequently asked questions
What's the average price of a hotel in Umeda?
The average price for a 3-star hotel in Umeda is USD 94. The average price for a 4-star hotel in Umeda is USD 146. The average price for a 5-star hotel in Umeda is USD 335.
What's the average price of a hotel in Umeda this weekend?
The average price for a 3-star hotel in Umeda this weekend is USD 76. The average price for a 4-star hotel in Umeda this weekend is USD 126. The average price for a 5-star hotel in Umeda this weekend is USD 319.
What's the average price of a hotel in Umeda tonight?
The average price for a 3-star hotel in Umeda tonight is USD 84. The average price for a 4-star hotel in Umeda tonight is USD 129. The average price for a 5-star hotel in Umeda tonight is USD 306.
What are the best hotels in Umeda near Kuchu Teien Observatory?
Verified travelers to Umeda who stayed near Kuchu Teien Observatory have given top reviews to ShisaX Umeda Relat Minpaku, Mitsui Garden Hotel Osaka Premier and Toyoko Inn Osaka Hankyu Juso-eki Nishi-guchi No. 2.
What are the best hotels in Umeda near Hep Five Ferris Wheel?
Verified travelers to Umeda who stayed near Hep Five Ferris Wheel have given top reviews to ShisaX Umeda Relat Minpaku, 雪山民宿 YUKI YAMA Hotel and Mitsui Garden Hotel Osaka Premier.
What are the best hotels in Umeda near Umeda Sky Building?
Verified travelers to Umeda who stayed near Umeda Sky Building have given top reviews to ShisaX Umeda Relat Minpaku, Mitsui Garden Hotel Osaka Premier and Toyoko Inn Osaka Hankyu Juso-eki Nishi-guchi No. 2.
What are the most popular hotels in Umeda?
Some of our most popular hotels in Umeda are APA Hotel & Resort Osaka Umeda Eki Tower, APA Hotel Osaka-Higobashi-Ekimae and Hotel Hankyu RESPIRE OSAKA.
What are the best hotels in Umeda for couples?
Hotels in Umeda that are highly rated by couples include APA Hotel & Resort Osaka Umeda Eki Tower, APA Hotel Osaka-Higobashi-Ekimae and Hotel Hankyu RESPIRE OSAKA.
What are the best hotels in Umeda for families?
Hotels in Umeda that are highly rated by families include APA Hotel & Resort Osaka Umeda Eki Tower, APA Hotel Osaka-Higobashi-Ekimae and Hotel Hankyu RESPIRE OSAKA.
What hotels in Umeda have the best views?
Verified travelers to Umeda have given top reviews for the views at Hotel Hankyu International, Mitsui Garden Hotel Osaka Premier and Imperial Hotel Osaka.
What hotels in Umeda have the best breakfast?
Verified travelers to Umeda have given top reviews for the breakfast at Premier Hotel CABIN PRESIDENT Osaka, Hotel Monterey Le Frere Osaka and Hilton Osaka.

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Discovering Umeda's Unique Charm in Osaka
Umeda stands out as a dynamic hub within Osaka, seamlessly weaving together the threads of modernity and tradition. Known for its impressive skyline, Umeda is home to some of the city's most iconic structures, including the breathtaking Umeda Sky Building. This architectural marvel not only offers stunning views of the city but also symbolizes the innovative spirit of Osaka. As a significant commercial and cultural center, Umeda plays a crucial role in the local economy, bustling with activity from morning until night. Visitors will find themselves immersed in a vibrant atmosphere filled with the sounds of laughter, chatter, and the aroma of delicious street food wafting through the air.
Beyond its modern allure, Umeda is rich in history and culture. The area is dotted with traditional landmarks and museums that narrate the story of Osaka's evolution. For instance, the Mint Museum showcases the history of currency production in Japan and is a testament to the country's craftsmanship. As you stroll through the streets of Umeda, you'll encounter a harmonious blend of the old and the new, from historic temples to contemporary shopping complexes. This unique charm makes Umeda a must-visit destination for travelers seeking to experience the essence of Osaka.
Top Reasons to Explore Umeda in Osaka
Umeda is a treasure trove of attractions and experiences that cater to all types of travelers. Shopping enthusiasts will find themselves in paradise, with renowned shopping districts like Grand Front Osaka and Hankyu Umeda Honten. These shopping havens boast a mix of high-end brands, local boutiques, and unique souvenir shops, ensuring that every visitor leaves with something special. Whether you're on the hunt for the latest fashion trends or traditional Japanese crafts, Umeda has it all.
Food lovers will delight in the culinary offerings that Umeda presents. The area is famous for its diverse dining options, ranging from street food stalls to upscale restaurants. Indulge in local favorites at eateries such as Kichiri Umeda, where you can savor authentic Japanese cuisine in a cozy atmosphere. For those craving a unique dining experience, Yakiniku Lab Umeda offers a delightful selection of grilled meats, allowing you to cook your own meal right at the table. With so many delicious choices, Umeda is sure to satisfy every palate.
When is the Best Time to Visit Umeda
Timing your visit to Umeda can greatly enhance your experience. The best seasons to explore this vibrant area are spring and autumn, when the weather is mild and pleasant. Spring brings the stunning cherry blossoms, creating picturesque views throughout the parks and streets. During this time, you can also participate in local festivals that celebrate the beauty of nature and Japanese culture. Autumn, on the other hand, showcases the vibrant foliage, painting the city in warm hues of red and orange.
Summer in Umeda can be quite hot and humid, but it also offers a lively atmosphere with various events and activities. The summer months feature outdoor festivals and fireworks displays that light up the night sky, providing a unique cultural experience. Winter, while colder, transforms Umeda into a magical wonderland with festive illuminations and holiday markets. Each season brings its own charm, making Umeda an appealing destination year-round.
Essential Travel Tips for Umeda Adventures
To make the most of your Umeda adventure, a few practical tips can enhance your experience. Firstly, familiarize yourself with local customs and etiquette. For instance, it is considered polite to bow slightly when greeting someone. Additionally, learning a few basic Japanese phrases can go a long way in helping you connect with locals. Simple greetings like *konnichiwa* (hello) and *arigatou* (thank you) are appreciated and can enrich your interactions.
Public transportation in Umeda is efficient and user-friendly, making it easy to explore the area and beyond. The Osaka Metro and JR trains are the primary modes of transport, and purchasing an ICOCA card can simplify your travel. This prepaid card allows you to hop on and off trains and buses without the hassle of buying individual tickets. Also, be sure to wear comfortable shoes, as Umeda is best explored on foot, allowing you to soak in the sights and sounds at your own pace.
Where to Stay for an Unforgettable Umeda Experience
Finding the perfect place to stay in Umeda can significantly enhance your visit to this vibrant area. Whether you’re looking for luxury hotels, budget-friendly options, or family accommodations, Umeda has something to suit every traveler’s needs. The selection of hotels in Umeda provides not just comfort, but also easy access to the area’s top attractions, ensuring that your Osaka adventure is both enjoyable and convenient.
For those seeking a touch of luxury, the Hotel Hankyu RESPIRE OSAKA is a fantastic choice. This hotel is known for its friendly staff and excellent breakfast selection, making it a favorite among travelers. Guests rave about the hotel’s location, which places them right in the heart of Umeda, allowing for easy exploration of nearby shopping and dining options. The modern amenities and spacious rooms provide a comfortable retreat after a day of sightseeing.
If you're on a budget, consider the APA Hotel Osaka-Higobashi-Ekimae. This hotel has garnered positive reviews for its cleanliness and helpful staff. Many guests appreciate the convenient location, which is close to public transport, making it easy to access other parts of Osaka. The cozy rooms offer a great value for travelers who want a comfortable place to rest without breaking the bank. Families can also find suitable accommodations at the Hotel Forza Osaka Kitahama, known for its spacious rooms and delicious breakfast options. The staff’s friendliness and proficiency in English make it a welcoming choice for international visitors.
Why Agoda is Your Go-To for Umeda Hotel Booking
When planning your stay in Umeda, using Agoda for hotel bookings can streamline your travel experience. Agoda offers a wide range of accommodations, from luxury hotels to budget-friendly options, making it easy to find a place that fits your budget and preferences. The user-friendly interface allows travelers to filter options based on price, location, and amenities, ensuring you can find exactly what you need.
One of the standout features of booking through Agoda is the competitive pricing. Many travelers find exclusive deals and discounts that can lead to significant savings on their accommodations. Additionally, Agoda provides detailed reviews and ratings from previous guests, giving you valuable insights into what to expect from your chosen hotel. This transparency helps you make informed decisions, ensuring that your stay in Umeda is as enjoyable as possible.
Another advantage of using Agoda is the flexibility it offers. With options for free cancellations and no prepayment required for many listings, travelers can book their accommodations with peace of mind. Whether you’re planning a spontaneous trip or a well-thought-out vacation, Agoda’s booking process is designed to cater to your needs, allowing for a smooth start to your Umeda adventure.
Navigating Umeda's Transportation Options
Getting around Umeda is a breeze thanks to its well-connected transportation system. The area is served by multiple train lines, including the Osaka Metro and JR lines, making it easy for visitors to travel to other parts of Osaka and beyond. Purchasing an ICOCA card is highly recommended, as it allows for seamless travel across public transport without the hassle of buying individual tickets each time.
For those who prefer a more leisurely pace, walking is a fantastic way to explore Umeda. The area is pedestrian-friendly, with wide sidewalks and plenty of crosswalks. Strolling through the streets gives you the chance to soak in the local atmosphere, discover hidden gems, and enjoy the vibrant street life. Don’t forget to keep an eye out for the many unique shops and eateries as you explore on foot.
Taxis are also readily available in Umeda for those who prefer a more direct route to their destination. While slightly more expensive than public transport, taxis can be a convenient option, especially for families or groups carrying luggage. Many taxi drivers are familiar with popular tourist spots, so simply providing your hotel name or destination will usually suffice. For a taste of local culture, consider trying out the riding share services available in the area, which can be a cost-effective and efficient way to travel.
Must-See Attractions in Umeda Osaka
Umeda is home to a plethora of attractions that cater to all interests. One of the most iconic landmarks is the Umeda Sky Building, which offers breathtaking panoramic views of Osaka from its observation deck. This architectural masterpiece is not just about the views; it houses restaurants and shops, making it a great spot to spend an afternoon. Be sure to visit during sunset for an unforgettable experience as the city lights up beneath you.
Another must-see is the Kuchu Teien Observatory, located within the Umeda Sky Building. This observatory provides a unique perspective of the city, allowing visitors to see the intricate layout of Osaka from above. For those interested in history, the Mint Museum is a fascinating stop. It showcases the history of currency in Japan, featuring exhibits that highlight the craftsmanship involved in minting coins. The museum is particularly beautiful during cherry blossom season, as the surrounding gardens bloom with color.
Don’t miss a stroll through Nakanoshima Park, which is a serene escape from the urban hustle. This riverside park is perfect for a leisurely walk or a picnic, offering lush greenery and beautiful views of the surrounding buildings. The park is also home to the Osaka Science Museum and the National Museum of Art, making it an ideal spot for culture enthusiasts. With so many attractions within reach, Umeda offers a rich tapestry of experiences just waiting to be discovered.
Indulging in Umeda's Culinary Delights
Food lovers will find Umeda to be a culinary paradise, with an abundance of dining options that cater to every taste. From street food stalls to upscale restaurants, the area is brimming with flavors waiting to be explored. One standout is Kichiri Umeda, where guests can enjoy authentic Japanese cuisine in a cozy and inviting atmosphere. The restaurant is known for its seasonal dishes, which highlight the freshest local ingredients, making each meal a delightful experience.
If grilled meats are what you crave, Yakiniku Lab Umeda should be on your list. This unique dining experience allows you to grill your own meats right at your table, making it a fun and interactive meal. The restaurant prides itself on its high-quality cuts of beef, and the friendly staff is always ready to assist with recommendations. For a more casual bite, OKOGE Umeda offers delicious rice bowls that are both hearty and satisfying.
Don’t forget to explore the local street food scene as well. Umeda’s bustling streets are lined with vendors selling everything from takoyaki (octopus balls) to okonomiyaki (savory pancakes). Sampling these local delicacies is a must for any foodie visiting Osaka. With such a diverse culinary landscape, Umeda promises to satisfy every palate and leave you wanting more.
Shopping Extravaganza in Umeda Osaka
Umeda is a shopping paradise that caters to every style and budget. With its extensive array of shopping districts, visitors can lose themselves in a world of fashion, electronics, and unique souvenirs. One of the highlights is Grand Front Osaka, a modern complex that combines shopping, dining, and entertainment under one roof. Here, you’ll find everything from high-end designer boutiques to quirky local shops, making it a perfect spot for both window shopping and serious retail therapy.
Another shopping gem is Hankyu Umeda Honten, a department store that offers a luxurious shopping experience. This iconic store features a vast selection of fashion brands, cosmetics, and gourmet food. Don’t miss the food floor, where you can sample delicious treats and pick up beautifully packaged gifts. For those looking for something a bit different, NU Chayamachi is a trendy shopping complex that showcases a variety of lifestyle stores and cafes, perfect for a leisurely afternoon out.
For tech enthusiasts, OSAKA STATION CITY is a must-visit. This expansive shopping area is located above the main train station and features numerous electronics stores, making it easy to find the latest gadgets. The blend of shopping and convenience makes Umeda a go-to destination for anyone looking to indulge in a bit of retail therapy while exploring the heart of Osaka.
Experience Umeda's Vibrant Nightlife
As the sun sets, Umeda transforms into a lively hub of nightlife, offering a plethora of bars, clubs, and entertainment venues. The area is known for its diverse nightlife options, catering to all tastes and preferences. For those looking for a relaxed evening, Umeda Sky Building's floating garden observatory offers stunning views of the city skyline, making it an ideal spot for a romantic night out. The atmosphere is magical as the city lights twinkle below, providing a beautiful backdrop for a memorable evening.
If you're in the mood for a more energetic vibe, head to Shin Umeda City, where you’ll find a variety of clubs and live music venues. Here, the beats are pumping, and the dance floors are alive with energy. Many places offer themed nights and live performances, making it a fantastic way to experience Osaka's local music scene. For a unique experience, consider visiting a karaoke bar, where you can sing your heart out with friends and locals alike.
For those who prefer a quieter setting, Umeda is home to a selection of cozy bars and izakayas (Japanese pubs) that serve delicious food and drinks. Sample local sake or craft cocktails while enjoying traditional Japanese dishes. The friendly atmosphere and welcoming locals make these spots perfect for unwinding after a day of exploration. No matter what your nightlife style is, Umeda has something to offer everyone.
Family-Friendly Activities in Umeda Osaka
Traveling with family? Umeda has plenty of attractions that cater to visitors of all ages. One of the top spots for families is Utsubo Park, an expansive green space perfect for picnics, playgrounds, and leisurely strolls. The park is beautifully landscaped, featuring seasonal flowers and plenty of open space for children to run and play. Families can also enjoy various events held in the park throughout the year, making it a great place to relax and unwind.
Another fantastic option is Takigawa Park, which offers a serene environment with beautiful walking paths and a small pond. The park is equipped with playgrounds and sports facilities, ensuring that children can have fun while parents enjoy the peaceful surroundings. For a unique experience, head to Nakanoshima Shiki no Oka, a family-friendly garden that showcases seasonal flowers and plants. It’s an excellent opportunity for kids to learn about nature while enjoying a day outdoors.
For a more educational experience, the Osaka Science Museum is located nearby and is perfect for curious minds. With interactive exhibits and engaging displays, children can learn about science in a fun and hands-on way. The museum often hosts special events and workshops, making it a great addition to any family itinerary. Umeda truly offers a variety of family-friendly activities that ensure everyone has a wonderful time in Osaka.
Historical and Cultural Insights into Umeda
Umeda is steeped in history and culture, offering visitors a glimpse into Osaka's rich heritage. One of the key historical sites is the Mint Museum, which chronicles the history of currency in Japan. The museum features fascinating exhibits showcasing the minting process and the evolution of Japanese currency. Visitors can explore the beautifully preserved building and learn about the craftsmanship that goes into creating coins. The museum is especially popular during cherry blossom season, as the surrounding gardens provide a stunning backdrop.
Another significant landmark is the Kuchu Teien Observatory, located within the Umeda Sky Building. This observatory not only offers breathtaking views of the city but also serves as a reminder of Osaka's architectural innovation. The design of the Umeda Sky Building itself is a symbol of modern Osaka, blending seamlessly with the historical elements of the area. Visitors can enjoy informative displays about the building’s construction and the vision behind its design.
For those interested in traditional Japanese culture, a visit to the nearby Nakanoshima Park is a must. This park features beautiful landscapes and is home to several cultural institutions, including the National Museum of Art. The park provides a peaceful retreat from the bustling city, allowing visitors to reflect on the history and culture that define Osaka. Umeda’s blend of historical and cultural attractions offers a rich experience for those looking to delve deeper into the city's heritage.
Seasonal Festivals and Events in Umeda
Umeda plays host to a variety of seasonal festivals and events throughout the year, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in local traditions and celebrations. One of the most popular events is the Osaka Cherry Blossom Festival held in spring. During this time, parks and streets are adorned with beautiful cherry blossoms, and locals come together for hanami (flower viewing) picnics. The atmosphere is festive, with food stalls, performances, and activities for all ages.
As summer approaches, Umeda comes alive with various outdoor festivals, including the Tenjin Matsuri, one of Japan's most famous festivals. This vibrant celebration features parades, traditional music, and fireworks, providing an unforgettable experience for visitors. The lively atmosphere and cultural performances create a unique opportunity to witness the joy and enthusiasm of the local community.
In autumn, the Nakanoshima Festival showcases traditional arts and crafts, allowing visitors to engage with local artisans and experience the rich cultural heritage of Osaka. The festival often includes workshops, demonstrations, and food stalls, making it a perfect way to spend a day with family or friends. Winter brings its own charm with festive illuminations and holiday markets, transforming Umeda into a magical wonderland. Each season offers a unique perspective on Osaka's vibrant culture, ensuring a memorable visit.
Outdoor Adventures in Umeda Osaka
For those who enjoy the great outdoors, Umeda offers a variety of parks and gardens that provide a refreshing escape from the urban hustle. One of the highlights is the Nakanoshima Rose Garden, where visitors can stroll through beautifully manicured gardens filled with a stunning array of roses. The garden is especially beautiful in spring and autumn, making it a lovely spot for a leisurely walk or a quiet moment in nature.
Hoshiaino Pond is another outdoor gem located in Umeda. This serene pond is surrounded by lush greenery and walking paths, providing a peaceful environment for relaxation and reflection. It’s an ideal spot for families, offering picnic areas and space for children to play. The tranquil setting makes it a great place to unwind after a busy day of sightseeing.
For those looking for more active pursuits, Ogimachi Park features sports facilities and playgrounds, perfect for families and fitness enthusiasts. The park is well-maintained and offers plenty of space for outdoor activities, including jogging and cycling. Whether you’re seeking a quiet retreat or an active day out, Umeda’s outdoor attractions provide plenty of options for enjoying the fresh air and beautiful surroundings.
Hidden Gems of Umeda for the Curious Traveler
While Umeda is known for its popular attractions, there are also many hidden gems waiting to be discovered. One such spot is the Osaka Station City’s Sky Building, which not only offers stunning views but also features a rooftop garden that is often overlooked by tourists. This quiet space provides a perfect escape from the bustling city below and is a great place to relax while enjoying the scenery.
Another lesser-known gem is the Hep Five Ferris Wheel, located on top of a shopping complex. This vibrant red Ferris wheel offers a unique perspective of the city and is especially beautiful at night when it’s illuminated. It’s a fun experience for visitors of all ages and provides a memorable view of Osaka’s skyline.
For those interested in art, the National Museum of Art is a hidden treasure that often gets overshadowed by larger attractions. The museum features a diverse collection of contemporary art and hosts temporary exhibitions that showcase both Japanese and international artists. It’s a fantastic place to explore and appreciate the creative side of Osaka, away from the typical tourist paths.
Planning the Perfect Umeda Itinerary
Creating an itinerary for Umeda can enhance your travel experience and ensure you make the most of your time in this vibrant area. Start your day with a visit to the Umeda Sky Building to enjoy panoramic views of the city, followed by a leisurely stroll through Nakanoshima Park. This will give you a taste of both modern architecture and natural beauty.
For lunch, indulge in local cuisine at a nearby restaurant like Kichiri Umeda or Yakiniku Lab Umeda. Afterward, dive into shopping at Grand Front Osaka or Hankyu Umeda Honten, where you can find everything from high-end fashion to unique souvenirs. As the sun begins to set, head back to the Umeda Sky Building for sunset views, followed by dinner at one of the many eateries in the area.
In the evening, explore Umeda’s nightlife by visiting a bar or club, or enjoy a traditional izakaya experience. If you have time, consider taking part in a local festival if your visit coincides with one. This itinerary allows you to experience the best of Umeda, blending sightseeing, shopping, dining, and cultural experiences into a memorable day.
Visitor Information for a Smooth Umeda Experience
Before embarking on your Umeda adventure, it’s essential to have some practical information at your fingertips. Understanding local customs can enhance your interactions with residents. For example, bowing is a common greeting, and showing respect for personal space is appreciated. Learning a few basic Japanese phrases, such as *arigatou* (thank you) and *sumimasen* (excuse me), can go a long way in making connections with locals.
Emergency contacts are also vital to know. In Japan, the general emergency number is 110 for police and 119 for fire or medical emergencies. Familiarize yourself with the location of the nearest hospital or clinic in Umeda in case of any health issues. Additionally, having a portable Wi-Fi device or SIM card can be beneficial for navigating the city and accessing information on the go.
Lastly, be sure to check the local weather before your visit to dress appropriately. Umeda experiences four distinct seasons, each offering a unique atmosphere. Whether you’re enjoying cherry blossoms in spring or festive illuminations in winter, being prepared will ensure you have a fantastic experience in this lively Osaka neighborhood.



















