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2-11-21, Nishinakajima
Osaka, 532-0011
Japan

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3:00 P.M. JST

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11:00 A.M. JST

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Hotel Overview

SureStay Plus Hotel by Best Western Shin-Osaka is a stylish new midscale hotel which keeps guests well-connected in downtown Osaka. Perfectly located close to Shin-Osaka Station, guests can easily access the Osaka Metro and rail networks, including Shinkansen bullet train services. This puts the entire city, the thriving Kansai region and the rest of Japan within easy reach.

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The hotel features 108 modern guestrooms, all equipped with comfortable beds and convenient amenities, including complimentary Wi-Fi. Every morning, guests can start their day with an energizing buffet breakfast.

SureStay Plus Hotel by Best Western Shin-Osaka becomes the first SureStay Hotel in Japan, marking the start of a new era of smart, contemporary and value-for-money accommodation.

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Pets not accepted

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Hotel Amenities

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  • 100 % smoke-free hotel
  • Weight lifting equipment
  • Universal gym
  • Stationary bike
  • Treadmill
  • 24-hour front desk
  • Multilingual staff speaks Japanese and English
  • Laundromat
  • Dry cleaning, same day
  • Express check out
  • Cable or satellite television
  • Free wireless Internet access available in public areas and all guest rooms; all guest rooms are hardwired and offer free wireless Internet access
  • Business center 24 hours and complimentary
  • Fax services
  • Photocopy, nominal fee
  • Dataports
  • Air-conditioning
  • Elevator, wheelchair accessible
  • Ice/vending machines
  • Outdoor parking 1000 yen per night. Fee
  • Paid parking, 1000 JPY fee
  • Higher rates may apply for holidays/special events
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  • Cable satellite television, CNN® or other 24 hour news station, remote control
  • AM/FM alarm clock
  • Coffee/tea maker
  • Refrigerator
  • Hairdryer
  • Desk/work area
  • High-speed Internet access
  • Air-conditioning
  • Wake-up calls
  • Easy chair
  • Sofabed available
  • Bidet

Rooms for the Physically Challenged: 0

  • Visual alarm
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Nearby Attractions

Area Business

  • 4.00 kilometer(s) from Panasonic, headquartered in Osaka, Panasonic is one of the world’s leading electronics companies. Operating under the slogan “A Better Life, A Better World,” this leading multinational company employs approximately 275,000 people in four key sectors: consumer electronics, housing, automotive and B2B.
  • 6.00 kilometer(s) from Suntory, Japan’s leading whiskey company, Suntory was founded in Osaka in 1899, initially selling imported wines. In the 1920s, the company built the first malt whisky distillery in Japan, Yamazaki Distillery, and production began in 1924. It now offers a wide range of alcoholic beverages, including beer, brandy and bourbon.
  • 4.00 kilometer(s) from Glico Running Man, is one of the best-known landmarks in Osaka. This huge, brightly lit sign has shined over the Dotombori Canal in Osaka’s main shopping and entertainment district for more than 80 years. Dating back to 1935, the sign has been upgraded several times over the years.

Attractions

  • 7.60 kilometer(s) from Tsutenkaku Tower, is a 100-meter-high steel structure in the Shinsekai neighborhood of Osaka, which stands as a symbol of the city’s progress and innovation. Guests can see exhibits and artifacts showing the history of the area, and enjoy spectacular city views from the top.
  • 7.00 kilometer(s) from Osaka Castle, dating back to the 16th Century, Osaka Castle was originally intended to become the center of a new, unified Japan under Toyotomi rule. It has been destroyed and rebuilt over the years, but remains a symbol of the city. It houses an informative museum about the castle’s history.
  • 10.00 kilometer(s) from Universal Studios Japan, was Asia’s first Universal Studios theme park. Opened in 2001, it is now the second most visited amusement park in Japan, after Tokyo Disney Resort. It features eight movie-themed areas, including a Harry Potter zone, plus a range of rides, roller-coasters and simulators.
  • 10.00 kilometer(s) from Osaka Aquarium Kaiyukan, one of Japan’s most popular aquariums, Kaiyukan allows visitors to view a variety of marine life indigenous to the Pacific Ocean, including sharks, rays, seals, otters and a huge collection of fish. Each of the aquarium’s 15 display tanks represents a specific habitat of the Pacific Rim.
  • 9.00 kilometer(s) from Osaka Tennoji Zoo, opened in 1915 and has remained popular ever since. Having expanded considerably over the years, the zoo now houses about 1,000 animals of 230 different species across 11 hectares. It provides a natural oasis in the metropolis of Osaka, attracting more than 1.5 million visitors annually.
  • 9.00 kilometer(s) from Abeno Harukas, is a new 300-meter-high skyscraper in Osaka. The complex features a range of facilities and attractions, including a department store, the Abeno Harukas Art Museum and the Harukas300 observatory - a three-story atrium and 360° glass observation deck on the 58th to 60th floors.
  • 9.00 kilometer(s) from Shitennoji Temple, founded in the 6th Century, Shitennoji is one of the oldest Buddhist temples in Japan and the first to be centrally administered. While many buildings have been rebuilt over the years, Shitennoji still reflects the ancient architectural style. The temple has several points of interest, including a five-story pagoda.

Dining

  • FINO Restaurant, on premises, Buffet, American, Open for: breakfast,

Nearby Cities

  • 40.00 kilometer(s) from Kyoto, home to 2,000 temples and shrines and 17 UNESCO World Heritage sites, Kyoto is truly the cultural heart of Japan. Having served as Japan’s capital city.
  • 30.00 kilometer(s) from Nara, established in the year 710, Nara (then known as Heijo) was Japan’s first permanent capital city. Located less than one hour from Kyoto and Osaka, this ancient city remains full of historical.
  • 30.00 kilometer(s) from Kobe, is the capital of Hyogo Prefecture and one of Japan’s ten largest cities. Located between the sea and the Rokko mountain range, this port is considered one of Japan’s most attractive cities.

Shopping

  • 8.00 kilometer(s) from Dotonbori, the lively entertainment area of Dotonbori is Osaka’s most famous tourist destination. Renowned for its neon lights, bright signage and the wide variety of restaurants and bars, this area bustles with life. Running alongside Dotonbori Canal, the main Dotonbori Street is a must-visit location for all visitors to Osaka.
  • 3.00 kilometer(s) from Shinsaibashi-Suji, the best-known retail area in Osaka and an enduring symbol of the city. With a history of 380 years, it has been established as a shopping street since the Edo Period. A wide range of shops, boutiques and restaurants can be found along the main street or in the 600-meter-long undercover arcade.
  • 3.00 kilometer(s) from Keihan City Mall, a shopping mall with direct pedestrian access from Temmabashi Station on the Keihan Electric Railway line. It contains a range of shops, including grocers, large electronics retailers, 100-yen shops, brand name outlets, drug stores, bookstores, games arcades, restaurants and more..

Transportation

  • 9.00 kilometer(s) from Osaka International Airport
  • 40.00 kilometer(s) from Kansai International Airport
  • 0.50 kilometer(s) from Minamikata Station
  • 1.00 kilometer(s) from Shin-Osaka Station
  • 5.00 kilometer(s) from Umeda