Naniwa-Ku Shikitsu Higashi 1-8-31, Osaka, Japan
Located within 5 minutes' walk of the Namba Parks, the fantastic Richmond Hotel Namba Daikokucho Osaka features massage therapy and recreational facilities. The 3-star hotel lies in Namba, frequented by commuters from a bustling cluster of transit stations, a few moments from such cultural sights as the Nihon Kogeikan.
Just 1.4 km from the Minami district, this Osaka hotel is also merely 1.5 km from the highly photogenic Dotonbori. The Richmond Hotel Namba Daikokucho is nearly 5 minutes' walk from Namba Osaka Kizu Wholesale Market bus stop and fairly close to the Itachi River Kuribune Excavation Site Monument. Guests might as well visit Aizen Park, which is a mere 1.1 km away. The César Pelli – designed Harukas Tower is about a 20-minute walk away, while Namba train station is situated about 700 metres from the property. Daikokucho underground station is also just around the corner from the Richmond Hotel Namba Daikokucho Osaka.
For your comfort, the air-conditioned rooms come with blackout drapes, an extra bed, and air conditioning. They are furnished with a carpeted floor, and modern amenities like free Wi-Fi and a flat-screen TV with satellite channels. There is also an en-suite bathroom. Bathrooms include a separate toilet, shower/tub combinations, and a deep soaking bathtub, along with such comforts as a hair dryer and bath sheets.
Richmond Hotel Namba Daikokucho offers a buffet breakfast made fresh daily. Discover all the flavours of Osaka in the à la carte restaurant, where you can taste Japanese delicacies. The sushi bar Muten Kurazushi is located steps from the hotel.
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Chris
2020-11-20
Not far from the downtown, 20 minutes on foot. Not to mention free Wi Fi. The hotel was good value.
The bed was hard.
Shane
2020-06-08
Staff was helpful yet not intrusive. Decent place for discovering Osaka...