The location is absolutely perfect, right in the heart of the city.
This hotel offered exceptional value for the price, with staff that went above and beyond to make us feel welcome.
The place itself is spotless.
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17 m² · 2 twin beds · Per 2 persone
Carpeted — solo in questa camera.
Letti 8.4/10 · citati da 330 ospiti
17 m² · 2 twin beds · Per 2 persone
The Superior Twin Room at Osaka Ebisu Hotel offers exceptional comfort, featuring two spacious twin beds, a private bathroom with shower, and a balcony with city views, providing a highly convenient and comfortable stay with modern amenities.
Letti 8.4/10 · citati da 330 ospiti
18 m² · 2 twin beds · Per 2 persone
La camera più grande — con bathtub e Streaming service (like Netflix).
Letti 8.4/10 · citati da 330 ospiti
42 m² · Per 8 persone
The Family Room accommodates up to eight guests with two double beds. It includes air‑conditioning and tatami flooring for climate and comfort. The private bathroom offers both a bathtub and a shower.
14 m² · Per 2 persone
A private balcony extends from the Superior Double Room. The air‑conditioned space includes a flat‑screen TV with streaming services and a double bed for two guests. A private bathroom is provided for the occupants.
27 m² · Per 4 persone
A private balcony is part of the Japanese‑Style Quadruple Room, and the space is served by air‑conditioning. The room includes a flat‑screen TV with streaming services and a private bathroom with a shower. Two double beds provide sleeping arrangements for up to four guests.
27 m² · Per 4 persone
18 m² · Per 2 persone
A private balcony is attached to the Large Double Room. The air‑conditioned space includes a flat‑screen TV with streaming services. One double bed accommodates two guests, and a private bathroom with a shower is provided.
17 m² · Per 2 persone
A private balcony extends from the Deluxe Double Room, and the space is equipped with air‑conditioning. A flat‑screen TV with streaming services provides entertainment, while a private bathroom includes a shower. The room contains one double bed for two guests.
14 m² · Per 2 persone
A private balcony extends from the air‑conditioned Standard Double Room. The room includes a flat‑screen TV with streaming services and a private bathroom. One double bed accommodates two guests.
14 m² · Per 2 persone
A private balcony extends from the air‑conditioned double room. The room features a flat‑screen TV with streaming services and a private bathroom with a shower. One double bed accommodates two guests.
The location was solid, the room was a decent size with a closet to stash things—something you can't always count on in Japan—but the bathroom was small even by Japanese standards, and the rooms didn’t block out noise well.
“Place was close to train station, room was lean bed and pillows were comfy, receptionist was very accommodating, the pri”
The hotel was close to the Ebisu train station and plenty of restaurants; even though the street was busy, my room stayed quiet. The room was a decent size, the beds and pillows were comfy, it was cleaned every other day, there was a laundry facility, and the receptionist—though I forgot his name—was very helpful and kind. I’d definitely return.
Both the front desk and the room were very clean, and the staff were extremely helpful; the room itself was tidy, and even with a child staying we could watch YouTube to pass the time, plus being close to Shinsekai was a plus. The bathroom only had a shower and no bathtub, which surprised me, but since I wasn’t looking to soak, it was fine; anyone who wants a proper bath should take note.
“思った以上によかったです。また泊まって、今度は通天閣を楽しみたいです。”
I loved that Tsutenkaku was practically on my doorstep and the breakfast spread offered a nice variety of breads; the free‑drink station near the reception stayed open until about 9 pm, which was convenient. The only hassle was figuring out how to turn the TV on, as the remote controls were confusing.
The place was quiet, but because of that, the hum from the air‑con unit was noticeable.
The location was solid, the room was a decent size with a closet to stash things—something you can't always count on in Japan—but the bathroom was small even by Japanese standards, and the rooms didn’t block out noise well.
“思った以上によかったです。また泊まって、今度は通天閣を楽しみたいです。”
I loved that Tsutenkaku was practically on my doorstep and the breakfast spread offered a nice variety of breads; the free‑drink station near the reception stayed open until about 9 pm, which was convenient. The only hassle was figuring out how to turn the TV on, as the remote controls were confusing.
“Place was close to train station, room was lean bed and pillows were comfy, receptionist was very accommodating, the pri”
The hotel was close to the Ebisu train station and plenty of restaurants; even though the street was busy, my room stayed quiet. The room was a decent size, the beds and pillows were comfy, it was cleaned every other day, there was a laundry facility, and the receptionist—though I forgot his name—was very helpful and kind. I’d definitely return.
The place was quiet, but because of that, the hum from the air‑con unit was noticeable.
Both the front desk and the room were very clean, and the staff were extremely helpful; the room itself was tidy, and even with a child staying we could watch YouTube to pass the time, plus being close to Shinsekai was a plus. The bathroom only had a shower and no bathtub, which surprised me, but since I wasn’t looking to soak, it was fine; anyone who wants a proper bath should take note.
