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Address |
1-3-3 Nishi-Shinsaibashi |
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Location |
Chuo-ku, Namba |
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Transportation |
Station: Shinsaibashi (exit 8 underneath the hotel, 1 min.) |
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Phone |
06/6244-1111 |
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Fax |
06/6245-2432 |
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Web site |
www.hno.co.jp |
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Room Information |
640 units |
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Prices |
¥18,500-¥20,500 ($154-$171) single; ¥28,500-¥38,000 ($238-$317) double; ¥28,500-¥33,500 ($238-$279) twin; Nikko executive floors ¥54,000-¥57,000 ($450-$475) double, ¥54,000 ($450) twin. ¥1,000 ($8) extra per person Sat and nights before holidays |
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Credit Cards |
AE, DC, MC, V |
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In Room Amenities |
A/C, cable TV w/pay movies, minibar, hot-water pot with tea, hair dryer, washlet toilet |
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Frommer's Review
A curious lack of accommodations in the heart of the city makes this the only player in its price range. A white monolith soaring 32 stories aboveground (and with four stories of shopping and parking underground), it has a great location above a subway station and is right on Osaka's most fashionable boulevard, Midosuji Dori, making its lobby lounge a popular spot for locals meeting friends. In fact, location is mainly what you're paying for here: There is no health club, and guests are overwhelmingly business travelers. Rooms are small but pleasing, and since there are no high buildings to obstruct views, city panoramas are a plus from most floors. Still, you'll pay more for rooms on higher floors and for more space. This is a good choice if you want to be in the midst of Osaka's shopping and nightlife.
Facilities:
5 restaurants; bar; 2 lounges; concierge; large underground shopping arcade; salon; room service (7am-midnight); in-room massage; same-day laundry/dry-cleaning service; nonsmoking rooms; executive-level rooms
Note: This information was accurate when it was published, but can change without
notice. Please be sure to confirm all rates and details directly with the companies in question before
planning your trip.
