Very plain and almost bare hotel. Rooms are outdated. Breakfast buffet was alright, not much fruit selection or breads, coffee was from a machine , yuck!!!! No cheeses other than grated/slivered. Location is close to underground also the main train/bus station Umeda and 7/11 if you need snacks or water.Definitely not a 4 star but 3. More

Stayed here for an academic conference. Received an encouraging rate of 10,000 yen a night, which included an excellent and extensive breakfast buffet. Coffee was distributed via a machine, which is the rage in Japanese hotels these days. I could do without that, but flavor was OK. I also ate at lunch buffet for 2,300 yen, a bit much for... More

I got a superior room here for around Y10,000 a night. Great value. The hotel is about a 10-minute walk from Umeda, the northern hub of Osaka, and has direct underground access to the Osaka subway at Nakatsu Station. Not quite four stars but a very solid three. Great bed. The unit bath left something to be desired but it's... More

Being from the US, my son and I were skeptical to stay at a Ramada. This hotel is NOT like the Ramadas in the US! This hotel was nice and clean. The rooms were neat and modern. The front desk let us check in early which was a wonderful thing! If you like Laura Ashley. They also have women only... More

I stayed here for 4 nights. Reasons why I picked this property was its location which was directly connected to Nakatsu subway station plus they offered free internet. The neighbourhood is very quiet which is something I like most. I dislike places when I walk on the street there are zillion of people. There are 2 convenient stores and a... More

Stay in one bed room hotel, spacious, clean, quite new interior. Next to subway. (2009) More

This room really blew us away when we walked in. It was one of our cheapest stays thanks to Hotels.com yet it was by far the best! The room was big, clean as a whistle and had an amazing view. The staff was very very helpful, they were printing us out maps for anywhere we wanted to go! Its also... More

Ramada hotel had excellent location where is quite centralised and jut minutes away from the Nakatsu subway.it's very convenient if you need take JR line from Shin Osaka station. The restaurant/bar on the top floor has a fantatic night time view over the city. The international buffer breakfast is really great with lots of variety. We were impressed with the... More

On a recent lecture in Osaka, I was billeted at the Ramada Osaka Hotel right in the heart of Kita-Ku, Osaka. The hotel is typical of most Japanese hotels. Small, smells like cigarettes everywhere, poor English language communication even at the front desk (or everywhere for that matter). With that said, you wouldn't expect much of the Ramada Osaka Hotel.... More