Ryokans in Osaka

Centrally situated in downtown Osaka, Japanese-style hotel Yamatoya Honten offers a tranquil escape from the lively city. It features a spacious public bath and free WiFi in all areas.

S

Sophie

From

Czech Republic

The room was spacious and comfortable, and the view was nice. The staff was very helpful, and visiting the Dotonbori sauna was an amazing opportunity (needs to be booked in advance)

Situated within 700 metres of Matsunomiya Shrine and 1.1 km of Tsurumibashi Shopping Street, Suzuran Tengachaya features rooms with air conditioning and a private bathroom in Osaka.

P

Patricia

From

Spain

The best place I've been during my trip to Japan. The man that explained all to us was SO KIND. He even searched some public baths that allowed tattoos and some restaurants gluten-free 💜 Definitely, I will come back to this place again, I've already saved the direction in my Japan list 🥹

Set in the centre of Osaka, 200 metres from Shimoyamatobashi Monument and 200 metres from Hoan-ji Temple, Hotel Yu-shu offers free WiFi and air conditioning.

M

Maria

From

Finland

Great location, and the tatami room had a wonderful, authentic feel to it.

1.1 km from Nakagawa Park, Imazato Ryokan is set in Osaka and offers air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi. This 4-star ryokan offers full-day security and luggage storage space.

S

Sylvain

From

Belgium

Excellent little ryokan in a small and calm neighborhood. The managers (a family living there) are very kind and pro. The breakfast is excellent, traditional one (fish, rice, miso soup, etc.).

Featuring a spa bath, Hotel Senka Osaka is set in Osaka. There is a private entrance at the ryokan for the convenience of those who stay.

Kanko Ryokan Yamato features city views, free WiFi and free private parking, located in Ikoma, 8.8 km from Iwafune Shrine.

E

Emin Deha

From

Turkey

Lovely people and great ambiance, mystic & calming. We really liked the onsen as well.

The accommodation facility of Gyokuzoin Temple features a hot public bath. The hotel is located in Mount Shigisan and houses a souvenir shop and drinks vending machines.

L

Luna

From

United States

A cozy stay with opportunity to experience buddhist culture. It helps that people understand the symbolism of the rituals. They speak some English and have pamphlets that explain the experiences you can purchase. We purchased the fire and chant ceremony and were blessed. It did not feel like there were many guests, so it was nice to enjoy the quiet baths and dinners. We hiked to the summit for about 20-30 min. Be sure to grab a hiking stick along the way. Very beautiful grounds and well maintained. We enjoyed the lit path at night. Yes, there are some bugs but surprisingly I didn't get many bites. Kaiseki meal was prepared beautifully with local ingredients of shiso, tofu, and pickled vegetables. They provide tea with your meal, so bring a water bottle to dinner, if you prefer.

Located in Minoo, 10 km from Niiya Shrine and 11 km from Oohara Park, こもれびの宿 明徳庵 provides accommodation with free WiFi, a garden, river views, and access to a sauna and a hot tub.

F

France

From

Australia

It was beyond what we expected. The staff were responsive, went above their duties to help us and drive us to and from our car parked away from the place. Suggested a restaurant then took the time to come back and check if were happy. We walked to the falls at night and it was magical.

山荘 風の杜 Sanso Kazenomori has a public bath and air-conditioned guest accommodation in Minoo, 11 km from Oohara Park, 13 km from Ibaraki Shrine and 13 km from Aeon Mall Ibaraki.

G

Gage

From

Australia

Lovely staff made the whole trip amazing. Very nice view over the city and the private bath was top notch

13 km from Mount Rokko in Takarazuka, Hotel Wakamizu offers accommodation with access to a hot spring bath, public bath and open-air bath. This 4-star ryokan offers a 24-hour front desk and a lift.

A

Adrian

From

Australia

Unfortunately this was a very small onsen town that most people wouldn't visit but because of that the staff were incredible as they weren't used to non japanese tourists. They bent over backwards to help us and inform us of how things work. The room had a large window overlooking the river and it was very zen watching the sunset. The private onsen was wonderful and i couldn't recommend the experience enough. If you want to get off the beaten track i would recommend this place as a great reset after a hectic japanese schedule.