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Shin-Osaka GRAND-H 302

4/5(4.19K Reviews)

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Osaka, Osaka (prefecture)

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Escape to a serene and practical haven at our charming apartment in Higashiyodogawa, Osaka. Whether for business or leisure, our prime location offers easy access to top attractions like the Kyocera Dome Osaka and Universal Studios Japan, only a brief 15-minute drive away. Discover more and find the iconic Umeda Sky Building just 3.4 miles away and Osaka Castle at 5.8 miles.

Relax in the comforts of our cozy, air-conditioned rooms. Enjoy the convenience of a fully equipped kitchenette with a refrigerator and stovetop, perfect for whipping up a delicious meal. Stay connected with complimentary Wi-Fi and unwind with our flat-screen TV for entertainment. Plus, our apartment includes a microwave and kettle for added convenience.

Our unbeatable location makes it effortless to explore the vibrant city of Osaka. Just 1.6 miles away, the lively Tenjimbashi-Suji Shopping Street is perfect for shopping and dining. For a dose of culture, visit the nearby Umeda Arts Theater, HEP Five Shopping Mall, and LUCUA Osaka. And with easy access to Kansai International Airport, Itami Airport, and Kobe Airport, getting to our apartment is a breeze.

Experience the perfect blend of comfort, convenience, and accessibility at our apartment in Osaka's Higashiyodogawa neighborhood. Book now for an unforgettable stay. Don't miss the affordable Shin-Osaka GRAND-H 302 room prices and book Shin-Osaka GRAND-H 302 online for your convenience. Located at Higashinakajima 4-1-29, our apartment is the perfect choice for affordable accommodations for anyone visiting Osaka. So don't wait, book now for a truly memorable stay.

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4/5

4.19K Ratings

Helen HL Leung

4/5

07 Jan, 2024

This is a very busy station. Inside the station , there are different lines of subways, and also Bullet Train Shinkansen lines . Road signs and directions systems are very good. All the staff are very helpful. You are find many restaurants and stores inside the station. I was there on the 2nd of January 2024, during the Japanese New Year holiday, there were many local and overseas travellers. The station was very crowded but everything was in order , most people are very polite . A good experience at this station.

Ivan Michael Pung

5/5

03 Dec, 2023

It’s a great way to travel to Tokyo via Osaka. It’s my first time but here are some tips. 1. I bought reserve tickets and was given two similar tickets. When I went in using 1 ticket, it triggered an alarm. It turns out that I had to insert both tickets at the same time at the gentry. Why 🤷‍♂️ 2. I bought my tickets online and tried to claim it via the machine but it didn’t work. So I had to join the long queue and went to the main counter to get them to print it. So arrive early before your train timing. 3. Coffee and food can be bought on the platform before boarding. 3. If you have big luggage, you are gonna be in some trouble. There is no place to store big luggage. So it’s between the front seat and your legs. Can be a real pain if the ride is long and there is no way you are gonna lift up the big luggage to place it at the overhead compartment. Too small and your bag too heavy. 4. Charger at arm rest is not a USB. You will need the 2 pin + charger to charge anything for international travellers. Other than that, great experience!

Miles Leighreeven

4/5

18 Oct, 2023

Japan has a rather complicated railway system if you're a newbie, but once you get a hold of it, it is okay but really overwhelming. The Shinkansen, I would say, is a great experience. I've been using it lately for Osaka to Kyoto, Nara, and Tokyo. The train is superb experience, very nice but overwhelming.

Κεηηγsκ

5/5

12 Jan, 2024

Travelled on Nozomi from Osaka to Tokyo it was smooth ride. Regardless which way you travelling, always try to get seat E as this is the side that is always facing Mt Fuji. If you are travelling in a group of 2, D & E is your best seat, if there's 4 of you , you can always book another D & E row in front or back and then flip the seats around so all of you can face each other. Shinkansen rails can be a little bit overwhelming for first timers, once you learned how to buy the tickets, read the tickets - train number, departure date time, car number, seat number, and find your track on the monitor - you are as expert as the locals. Yes you can eat in the car on Shinkansen, do remember to clean up the folding table after you use it.