Alquileres vacacionales en apartamentos en Naniwa

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

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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

【2020 New Apt】3 Mins From Ebisucho Stop. DIOS1

Welcome to DIOS GALAXY This is a apt completed in Jul 2020. It’s 3 mins walk from Ebisucho station. You can walk to Tsutenkaku Tower, Shinseikai shopping street and Electric Town. There's lots of convenient stores and restaurants around the apt. Since the apt is between Namba and Tennoji, it's convenient to go to Nara, Wakayama and etc. There's kitchen, fridge, microwave and induction heater. You can buy food from the supermarket nearby and cook in the apt. Looking forward to your reservation.

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!

Tsutenkaku/QuadrupleRoom/SpaWorld/Tennoji/USJ

Stay at the unmanned Apartment hotel 11 Tsutenkaku! Full kitchen equipment, including refrigerator, microwave, oven, induction cooker and coffee machine, allows you to enjoy the fun of cooking on the road. The bathroom provides 24-hour hot water, toiletries and hairdryers, so that you can enjoy a comfortable bath time after a busy sightseeing. The whole house is equipped with free high-speed Wi-Fi, air conditioning, washing machine and other facilities to meet all your living needs.

Reikyo Hanazono｜Garden Tatami

Just one stop from the city’s rush, yet quietly removed from its noise — Reikyo presents a serene tatami room designed for rest, reflection, and quiet beauty. Facing a small private garden, this space blends traditional Japanese style with modern comfort. The courtyard garden is softly lit at night, creating a meditative mood that shifts with the time of day. Washi-style lighting, natural wood textures, and the soft scent of tatami create a tranquil retreat in the heart of the city.

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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.

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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.

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Apartment Hotel 11 Namba Minami Shin-ImamiyaⅡ ♦Tsutenkaku Tower：Osaka's iconic observation tower. ♦Shinsekai Shopping Street：A retro Showa-era district lined with extravagant pufferfish lanterns and kushikatsu signs – a photographer's paradise. ♦ Janjan Yokocho Alley：A narrow lane packed with 60+ old-school oden and yakitori joints, bustling late into the night. ♦Osaka City Museum of Fine Arts：Showcases modern Japanese art with free permanent exhibitions.

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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.