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MIMARU OSAKA SHINSAIBASHI EAST, Osaka Hotels
Comfortable hotel with a fully-furnished kitchen, communal drink dispensaries, and the option to rent a room with a projector
Overview
MIMARU Osaka Shinsaibashi East offers a fantastic location in the vibrant Chuo Ward district. Its proximity to Shinsaibashi Station, a mere 7-minute walk, makes navigating Osaka exceptionally easy using the city’s excellent public transportation system. You’ll find yourself conveniently close to many of the area’s popular attractions, including the historic Shimoyamatobashi Monument, located just a short six-minute walk away.
The hotel welcomes guests with a quaint and inviting lobby. Inside, you’ll discover a small store offering a delightful selection of treats, wines, and convenient coffee dispensers. A unique feature of the lobby is a charming cart, thoughtfully designed to resemble the mobile stalls commonly seen throughout Japan, where locals and visitors alike enjoy grabbing a refreshing drink.
The rooms at MIMARU Osaka Shinsaibashi East are particularly well-suited for longer stays, providing all the comforts of home. Each room is equipped with a fully furnished kitchen and a comfortable dining area, allowing guests to prepare and enjoy meals with ease. The decor is intentionally simple, with the carpet and strategically placed wall art adding splashes of color to an otherwise calming and neutral space. True to the traditional Japanese style, the rooms feature a separate washstand and bath, providing a relaxing space for you to soak and unwind after a long day of exploring. For a special evening with friends or family, consider booking the Projector Room, complete with a projector that transforms the wall into a large screen for movie nights and other media enjoyment.
Hotel Information
4-star Hotel
+81 06-4256-4010
1-7-9 Higashishinsaibashi, chuo-ku
https://mimaruhotels.com/en/hotel/shinsaibashi-east/
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When is the best time to visit?
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Where to go in Japan?
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