Welina Hotel Premier Nakanoshima EAST — Hotel in Osaka

1-2mins walk from Higobashi Station (blue line). 1 station away from Yotsubashi station if u need to take the JR line.

Few walk from combinis (7-11, Lawson, Family Mart across the street)

Seattles Best cafe is just beside the bldg. They have eat all u can breakfast

Tax free pharmacy grocery is just around the corner

late night restos are on the area. Try the ramen shop!!

They have self service check in and check out which is convenient even if u arrive late or early departure

Bus stop is almost right in front of the bldg.

New towels are given everyday. Room with hair dryer

Water bottles are on the first day of checkin only.

laundry area on 2F but the dryer isn’t efficient kahit 1hr set. Damp pa din.

We have twin bed, the other bed has bed bugs. They refuse to change the linen. Nor clean. Poor communication at reception.

maalikabok yung room

smelly elevators :(

on other reviews, amenities on Welina West are better daw. But might as well look for...

Avoid travel with TripADeal. We purchased a 15-day long trip from Grand Japan Tour. What a disappointment. Be careful when booking with TripADeal. To start with hotels were not up to standard despite TripADeal assurance that they will provide “quality hotel accommodation”. The rooms were very small, often with entrance to a double bed available only from site of the bed (see photos from Welina Hotel East in Osaka) and with extremely small space for luggage. This was very inconvenient, especially for elderly travelers. I had to pay extra money to change rooms for larger. In addition, the bus provided for our travel was old and had mechanical problems requiring urgent servicing. No Wi-Fi available on the bus and no toilet. Finally, in a country where usually no tips are paid, the TripADeal required that each traveler pays $10 per day tip to a tour guide – that is add on fee of $150 to the trip...

The entrance and the lobby to the hotel are super fancy, so it was a surprise to find how basic the rooms were. It was very small. It had a view of the fire escape. The bed was pretty hard and there were only 2 pillows. There were 2 bath towels, one bath mat and 2 hand towels only. There were basic amenities. There was a bath tub. Daily they would leave a bag on the doorknob where you could put out your towels and trash and get a bag of new ones. They did not make up the room more than that. There was a breakfast included and it was good with attentive older workers. It was one of the most basic hotels I have...