This is my second time stayed in Hotel Claiton Shin-Osaka. It's a good location, just 2 stations away from Osaka Station which only about 5mins away! The hotel's single room is small but it's good enough for me since I only sleep at night. Last time I was with my girlfriend so the room was much bigger. The environment around... More

They are very small even by Japanese standards. The location is very good. A two minutes walk from the train station for Kyoto and from the subway (both accept the Kansai Thru pass). JR Shin-Osaka station is about ten minutes walking. Breakfast is ok. There is a good espresso coffee machine, Japanese and Western food. They also have a good... More

I understand that rooms are always small in Japan, but this one is ridiculously small. I had a twin bedroom. The wardrobe and the desk were at the ends of each bed. The space between the beds is only enough for one suitcase, so I have to open the other one out of the bathroom. Having said that, after opening... More

Negative points 1. When i checked into the hotel, the local and the foreigners gets differential treatment. The local gets hand towel to freshen up and free instant porridge to try, while we were not offered any and we were supposed to be given welcome drink that never materialized. 2. The twin bed hotel room is very small. I can't... More

I never leave reviews on websites, but I have had such an awful time in Osaka purely because of this hotel that I simply had to write one. I am a seasoned traveller and have stayed in Japan before. I have never had a problem with the size of their hotel rooms. They are usually small, but so well organised... More

A bit difficult to find, as other travellers have said, but once you do a great little hotel at a good price. Everything you need, fridge in room, washing machines and dryers on level 2. Microwave also there if you need it. Lots of local shops to purchase drinks/food. Free internet in reception or in your room if you have... More

It is not near the Shin-Osaka station but is one subway stop away at Nishinakajima-Minamigata station. Exit 2, turn right to cross the traffic light and you will see Lawson market. Turn right again and left and walk straight for 2mins alongside the railway track. Besides being near the subway station, it is also near the Hankyu railway line. Pretty... More