I stayed in a single room. It had a window (view of Osaka Tower), desk, WiFi and cat 5, bed and private bath. It was cozy but very adequate. The staff is very friendly and the front desk staff speak English. They provide great information on navigating Osaka and beyond. Some postings mention that the area is not the best.... More

We booked 3 x Western twin room for 6 people as all the Japanese rooms are fully booked. The western room is the most spacious room out of the 3 hotels/Ryokan that we stayed in Japan. The bathroom is very compact. The staff speaks very good English so communication is no problem. The room is generally clean, the only complain... More

The bed at this hotel was comfortable. The room was large too. This place was incredibly cheap and it was clean. The staff were so so. The foyer is lovely and it is right near the JR and Subway line. Walking distance to Den Den town. Osaka was my favourite. Best places to see and eat. The locals were great... More

Great business hotel/hostel/guest house in Osaka. We booked a Japanese style double room, which was super clean and spacious and came with toilet and shower. Very attentive and friendly staff, free tea and coffee throughout the day, free internet in the lobby and there is a small kitchen available all day (free of charge) if you want to prepare your... More

It is not a hotel, in spite of its name. It is a hostel. And there are no lockers in the room whatsoever. I mean, it is probably OK if you are traveling in four, but I was with a friend and sharing a room with strangers in my humble opinion require a locker, even if it is for your... More

Very good business hotel, cheap stay in osaka with a single room with toilet and shower. Walk distance to several shrines, even though there are lots of homeless in the area. Station also close, where u can take a train to either Kyoto or Nara... Hotel is quite clean. Staff mostly speaks either Japanese or Chinese (--;)

Clean and cosy hotel with basic necessities. Free internet in the room and at the lobby. What's most important and a plus point to this hotel is that - it is very near subway stations and there's a lot of cafes and restaurants nearby.

I used to stay there for 7 nights ( my pre-honeymoon ). Chuo-Oasis is one of the good place to remember.It's a small great hotel the room is clean and comfortable and free internet.Staff's very nice and helpful and one of them (young man) can speak english very well.and you can walk 5 min. to subway station.

If I return to Osaka, I would definitely stay at the Chuo Oasis. I hear the Selene is also a good one, but at that time it was fully booked. We stayed at 4 hotels during our trip to Japan and Chuo Oasis is the most valuable for the money in Osaka. We stayed in the Japanese style room. Small,... More