It is located between the Nanba train station and Dotonbori which is good. And there are plenty of commercial establishments around. This hotel is bit old, even their towels are. Their rooms are regular in size and are clean. The breakfast is very simple, bread and egg.

Yes, it is a small old hotel. But they have all the room amenities including kettle, yukata and mini fridge. Location is close to Namba, Dotonbori, Nipponbashi station and Kuromon Market. Simple breakfast is included as well. Overall, great hotel!

Business Hotel Nissei may be a bit tricky to find at first (most signs/landmarks are in Japanese), but once you do you'll realize how easy and accessible it is from the shopping district of Nanba/Shinsaibashi. The rooms are cleaned everyday. Even if the rooms are small, it is spotless and provides all our basic needs. I cannot ask for anything... More

Business Nissei is a business like hotel, reception staff are serious looking and business like. Rooms are clean and to a point. Service: Efficient but unsmiling, helpful but could be more courteous. Only the breakfast service staff are very friendly and courteous, Value: Good value but their breakfast could improve. Rooms were Yen9600. If you can stay at Hillarys. Sleep:... More

We stayed at the Hotel Nissei for one night in transit as we travelled from Kyoto to Sapporo. By this stage of the trip we had become accustomed to the smallish hotel rooms in Japan, but the size of the room and bathroom in Hotel Nissei was especially cramped. The furnishings were old and tired, and the carpet was stained.... More

Back again to the Nissei - maybe my 6th or 7th stay there. Now that I know where it is, I have no trouble - but the first time can be quite a challenge. I always get the same room - and I am always amused to hear that at breakfast (as many boiled eggs as you can eat) they... More

Your quintessential Japanese business hotel. Small, darkish but clean and cheap for the fantastic location - next to Namba Stn and all the shopping arcades near it. For this location you can normally expect to pay about 200USD in any of the big hotels, but we paid about 40USD a person. They provide a simple breakfast (toast, boiled eggs) which... More

This hotel had everything I needed to make my trip to Osaka comfortable. It is 5 minutes from Namba subway station and close to lots of restaurants and popular shopping streets (Den Den Town, Doguyasuji, Dotonbori, and lots of department stores). The rooms were clean and comfortable and the staff were friendly. The hotel had all the necessities without the... More

I booked this hotel through Agoda for about US$65/night (all inclusive) because it is within the center of night life at a decent price. I didn’t want to spend triple digits just for a place to sleep since I knew that I would be out all day and only come back around 10:00pm to sleep. The location of this hotel... More