Places to stay near Namba Sta.

Bijou Suites Ra Grande Tengachaya/5 min to Namba

This is a 1LDK, 41㎡ apartment-style vacation rental designed entirely from scratch by an interior coordinator. There are multiple units within the same building. It’s a 7-minute walk to Nankai & Osaka Metro Tengachaya Station. From there, it’s just 2 stops (5 minutes) by Nankai Line to Namba Station, and a direct 35-minute ride to Kansai International Airport with no transfers. ◆Features: Stress-free self-check-in system Japanese, English, and Chinese language support High-speed Wi-Fi available

Open 50% off_Ebisucho Station 3 minutes_32 ㎡ Luxury space_Namba Higashi King Room

Newly opened in June 2024, our central Osaka property offers spacious balcony rooms, ideal for sightseeing, business, and long stays near Namba, Shinsekai, and Kuromon Market. ★ 2-min walk to Ebisucho Station, easy airport access ★ 8-min walk to Shinsekai & Tsutenkaku ★ 1.1 km to Kuromon Market ★ Easy access to Shinsaibashi, Nara & Kobe via Namba ★ 22 rooms (~32㎡), all with balconies ★ 180×200cm bed, free high-speed WiFi ★ Kitchen, washer & dryer ★ 4K TV (YouTube/Netflix/Hulu) ★ 24-hour support

Reikyo Hanazono｜Silhouette King

Just one stop from the city’s rush, yet quietly removed from its noise — Reikyo presents a quiet room designed for travelers who value calm, light, and refined minimalism. This king-bedded space blends traditional Japanese elements with modern comfort, featuring soft shadows cast through shoji screens and a curated palette of deep wood, stone grey, and warm indirect lighting. Enjoy a cup of tea in the soft morning light, cook a simple meal in the built-in kitchen, or simply unwind in silence.

Sanctuary Residence 難波日本橋

This accommodation in the city center is conveniently located for accessing anywhere. ★ Great location! Just a 5-minute walk from Sakaisuji Line "Ebisucho" station and a 10-minute walk from "Nankai Namba" station! ★ Den-Den Town (electronics district), Tsutenkaku, Namba, and Nipponbashi are all within walking distance! ★ No shared spaces! ★ Basic amenities such as kitchen, shower room, and toilet are provided indoors! ★ Convenient non-face-to-face self check-in & check-out using a key box!

Shinsaibashi/D/USJ/KIX/family/Namba/Kuromon

Apartment Hotel 11 Shinsaibashi Ⅴ! ♦Shinsaibashi: Osaka’s iconic shopping street ♦Glico Running Man Sign: Must-see photo spot in Dotonbori. ♦Amerikamura: Trendy area with vintage shops, street art & cafes. ♦Orange Street: Boutiques & designer brands. ♦Namba Grand Kagetsu：Yoshimoto Kogyo’s comedy theater, where you can catch live manzai (stand-up comedy) performances. ♦Kamigata Ukiyoe Museum：A small art museum showcasing Osaka’s Edo-era woodblock prints, great for art enthusiasts.

Traditional Japanese House 74㎡ Osaka Namba KIX

This is a newly renovated old Japanese house, a middle-class residence built in 1929 and renovated in 2017. It is a legal accommodation permitted by the city of Osaka. Located in the southern part of Osaka, a very quiet residential area. 10 minutes away from the nearest subway station, Kishinosato. It is easy to reach Namba, Umeda by subway, KIX and Koyasan by Nankai Railway. The 7-11 convenience store is one minute away. The Sento public bath is also very close to my house.

FDS AURA/7 min walk to Nagahoribashi-Stn/2LDK51.3㎡

This designer room is a 2LDK measuring 51.3㎡. It's a 7-minute walk to Osaka Metro Nagahoribashi Station and just 1 minute by train to Shinsaibashi Station. From Nagahoribashi Station, you can reach Umeda Station in 10 minutes and Kansai Airport in 50 minutes. ◆ Features Located in the heart of Osaka Minami Supermarket and convenience store within a 5-minute walk Stress-free self-check-in system Available in Japanese, English, and Chinese High-speed Wi-Fi available

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Apartment hotel 11 Shinsekai ♦ Landmark: Tsutenkaku Tower ♦ Retro Streets: Neon-lit alleys and covered shopping arcades filled with Showa-era nostalgia, perfect for photography (especially at night). ♦ JanJan Yokocho: A narrow lantern-lined alley packed with izakayas, street food stalls, and vintage game arcades, showcasing authentic local culture. ♦ Spa World: A massive hot spring complex featuring themed baths inspired by global architectures, open 24 hours.

Shinsaibashi/Metro/Dotonbori/CBD/KIX line/Namba

Apartment hotel11 Shinsaibashi II Located in the prime location of Shinsaibashi and Nihonbashi, you can enjoy foods, visit the landmark attractions: Dotonbori, Glico Classic billboard, Shinsaibashi Shop Street, Namba CBD. Super high experience of foods, shopping and spotlights !! ◎Convenient transportation: 1-min walk to Nagahoribashi Station 3-min walk to Nihonbashi Station 8-min walk to Namba Station 10-min walk to Shinsaibashi Station ◎ Landmarks

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Apartment hotel 11 Dotonbori IV: ♦Amerikamura: Trendy area with vintage shops, street art & cafes. ♦Orange Street: Boutiques & designer brands. ♦Hozenji Yokocho Alley：A narrow stone-paved lane lined with traditional izakayas (Japanese pubs) and authentic eateries. ♦Kamigata Ukiyoe Museum：A compact museum showcasing Osaka’s Edo-era woodblock prints. ♦Tachibana-dori Street：A beloved local izakaya alley, hiding retro Showa-era-style bars.

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Apartment hotel 11 KuromonⅡ ♦Super Kids Land：An 8-floor mecca for gaming and models—from Gundam to Nintendo, everything under one roof. ♦Volks Osaka：One of Japan’s largest figure specialty stores, with a must-see limited-edition exhibit section. ♦Kamigata Ukiyoe Museum：A compact gallery showcasing Osaka’s distinctive Edo-period woodblock prints. ♦Namba Yasaka Shrine：Famous for its giant lion-head stage, believed to "devour" bad luck.

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Apartment hotel 11 Kuromon ♦Super Kids Land：An 8-floor mecca for gaming and models—from Gundam to Nintendo, everything under one roof. ♦Volks Osaka：One of Japan’s largest figure specialty stores, with a must-see limited-edition exhibit section. ♦Kamigata Ukiyoe Museum：A compact gallery showcasing Osaka’s distinctive Edo-period woodblock prints. ♦Namba Yasaka Shrine：Famous for its giant lion-head stage, believed to "devour" bad luck.