The first Henn na Hotel in the Kansai area! Henn na Hotel Shinsaibashi is the Kansai area addition to the Henn na Hotel family, and it lives up to the promise of hotels to keep on evolving! The hotel is close to Shinsaibashi Station making for a convenient location for travelers, and the hotel boasts air conditioned rooms, free WiFi, and the same great technology that you loved at our other locations! Henn na Hotel Shinsaibashi is great for families and couples as a fun and unique place to stay, but is also great for those traveling on business that need a convenient hotel in a great location with efficient service!
Simple, functional, and efficient rooms are at the Henn na Hotels.
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Introducing state-of-the-art technologies, here are some unique features.
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Hi quality amenities including free wifi and room controller
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Osaka is at once, both a business center and a mecca of shopping centers and entertainment.
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Rooms come with essentials
Each guest room is equipped with modern technology that maximize efficiency and comfort. Guest rooms each come with a BREATHAIR® mattress bed that is created with maximum comfort in mind, as well as other advanced, functional amenities.
MAX GUESTS 4
BED SIZE(S) 4 single bed
ROOM SIZE 16.54 m²
MAX GUESTS 4
BED SIZE(S) 2 double bed
ROOM SIZE 16.47m²
MAX GUESTS 5
BED SIZE(S) 1 large double bed
ROOM SIZE 15.5 m²
MAX GUESTS 4
BED SIZE(S) 2 twin beds
ROOM SIZE 18 m²
BREATHAIR® has many characteristics: air permeability, cushioning characteristics, water permeability, durability, safe, antibacterial properties and kind to the environment to name but a few. Mattresses made with BREATHAIR® makes it easy to move around and turn over.
Set the tone for every activity in your home with the Hue LED Smart Light Bulbs from Philips. Use Hue Bridge and smartphone or tablet to control the brightness and color of your lighting. Choose a bright setting to start off your day or darker setting for winding down before bed.
A personal steam clothes refresher designed to keep you always looking your very best with minimal effort on your part.
The original tablet-based service Tabii, which can control lights, air conditioner or TV in a room, will be available, in addition to entertainment-oriented robot services.
Handy Smartphone is a complimentary guest amenity offering free connectivity, content, services and in-destination offers.
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From Itami Airport
Airport bus (30 min.) to Nanba Station, train to Shinsaibashi Station (2min) , walk (3 min.) to Hotel
From Kansai International Airport
JR train (34 min.) to Tennoji Station, train to Shinsaibashi Station, walk (8 min.) to Hotel
From Shin-Osaka Staion
Midosuji line Subway (20min) to Shinsaibashi Station, walk (5 min) to Hotel
From Hanshin Expressway Route 1 Loop Route
Minatomachi exit (8 min) drive to Hotel
Osaka is flashy, bright, and bustling. Osaka is at once, both a business center and a mecca of shopping centers and entertainment. Walking around in Osaka means there is enver a shortage of things to do. The dazzling lights, shopping malls, delicious restaurants, and lively nightlife awaits you here.
Osaka castle is one of the most visited sites in Japan. Osaka Castle's construction began in 1583 and has been reconstructed and rebuilt several times throughout history.
Dotonbori / Umeda is a must see location for those in Osaka. The district is known for its many great restaurants, arcades and nightlife scenes, but was traditionally a theater district. During the day, there are many shops and cafes to check out.
Only a five minute walk from Osakako Station, the Kaiyukan is one of the largest aquariums in the world and a popular destination for locals and tourists alike. This is a fun and educational activity to do and is definitely a must-see destination when in Osaka.
The Umeda Sky building are technically two skyscrapers connected by a bridge. At the top of the building is the popular Floating Garden Observatory in which people are treated to a view of Osaka from any angle. Although going all the way to the top may seem daunting for those afraid of heights, the view makes it worth it for those do go check it out.
This 17th century Buddhist temple, although relatively new, is a historical landmark of Osaka. If you're craving a bit of culture, this unique spot is a nice place to visit. Although a quiet, small space, it attracts visitors due to the moss covered statue of the deity Fudomyoo. People splash water on the statue for prosperity and to expel evil spirits, thus the resulting moss growing upon the statue.
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