Remm Shin-Osaka

“Excellent Hotel”

This hotel has a great location directly above Shin-Osaka Station. Everything is great, the hotel is so clean and in good size not too small and not too big. The staff are friendly, helpful and very welcoming. The view from our room was spectacular. Room is very clean. Will definitely come back aga… more

This hotel has a great location directly above Shin-Osaka Station. Everything is great, the hotel is so clean and in good size not too small and not too big. The staff are friendly, helpful and very welcoming. The view from our room was spectacular. Room is very clean. Will definitely come back again. Highly recommended.

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“Very interesting experience ”

As small as you can imagine and as clean as you want... My room is oddly designed with bathroom having the windows but not the bedrooms. It is so close to the station that little walking is needed. Breakfast is great. Service is fine. Would be back again.

“Excellent Hotel for Shin-Osaka Hub Travel”

I chose this hotel because of the good reviews, and since I would be using Shin-Osaka station as a hub for travel to all 4 points of the compass in 5 days, for also the location. Like the previous reviews mention, the station level entrance is on the 3rd floor, with the check-in lobby on the 12th.… more

I chose this hotel because of the good reviews, and since I would be using Shin-Osaka station as a hub for travel to all 4 points of the compass in 5 days, for also the location. Like the previous reviews mention, the station level entrance is on the 3rd floor, with the check-in lobby on the 12th. Should be noted that even if you are ascending to, or descending from, a higher floor than the 12th, the elevator will always make a stop on the 12th first. The room was small, but the clever layout of the bathroom / rainfall shower makes it seem like you have more space (visually). The small desk / table amenities area, with the refrigerator and light controls, is where things get a little cramped, and the massage chair in-between the bed and that location was very uncomfortable to sit in when trying to do paperwork (used the small round table from the bed instead). That area ended up being used for my CPAP device, since the bedside power outlets were on that side. Enough space between the room door and TV cabinet to line-up your luggage along the wall, without blocking egress (was easier to not unpack them). In contrast to my previous Tokyo hotel, the room air temperature can be controlled per individual tastes (not just controlling the air fan speed), as long as the room key card is inserted into the slot by the door (which also controls the power to the lights, TV, etc). The bed was very comfortable, and sitting under the rainfall shower after a long day trip took away a lot of stress and fatigue. If I'm ever in the Osaka area again, will have to stay at this hotel once more. However, the location is easier for accessing the Shinkansen or Midosuji subway line, than the regular JR train line platforms, since those are on the East side of the station with the Shinkansen gated area in-between, requiring a bit of a walk around that, if you don't have a JR Pass to cut across through there.

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“Small rooms, but comfortable and convenient”

Stayed two nights while catching up with old friends. Standard rooms are on the small side - two people with large clamshell suitcases would struggle to open both at the same time, but they are well equipped, comfortable and come with all the amenities you need. The location is very convenient, and… more

Stayed two nights while catching up with old friends. Standard rooms are on the small side - two people with large clamshell suitcases would struggle to open both at the same time, but they are well equipped, comfortable and come with all the amenities you need. The location is very convenient, and there are handy eating options in the station below, including a branch of the legendary Uncle Rikuro's cheesecake shop. The hotel is also high enough for noise below not to be noticeable. Overall good value for what you get

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