Osaka Academia
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Fast facts
Check in from: | 15:00 |
|---|---|
Check out before: | 10:00 |
Pets | Pets not allowed |
Amenities
Wi-Fi
Parking
Air conditioning
Spa
Front desk 24 hour
Restaurant
More about Osaka Academia
Osaka Academia
Located an 12-minute walk away from Nakafuto Station, Osaka Academia boasts an array of meeting rooms of various sizes, one of which can host up to 500 guests. The hotel also features an open-air bath, public bath and sauna on site.
Reviews from 
Anonymous traveller
Comment: 4 Aug 2025
Stayed in: Aug 2025
This was a decent stay with some good points and a few areas for improvement. The onsen was a nice feature, though it wasn’t fully operational during my visit in the middle of summer. A cold onsen would have been a fantastic addition to contrast with the hot summer weather.
The staff was very helpful and communicated everything clearly with printouts, making it easy to understand the facilities and costs despite the language barrier. However, the parking cost was quite high, which felt excessive given the somewhat remote location. It would have been much better if parking was included for guests, especially since driving is a more practical option for this area.
The decor had a charming, old-school vibe, but some areas could use updating. For example, the air conditioning was dripping water, so a bit of maintenance is needed. That said, considering the price compared to other options in the area, it was still a pretty good value overall.
I’d recommend it for business travelers who don’t mind the parking cost and are looking for a reasonably priced stay with an onsen!
The staff was very helpful and communicated everything clearly with printouts, making it easy to understand the facilities and costs despite the language barrier. However, the parking cost was quite high, which felt excessive given the somewhat remote location. It would have been much better if parking was included for guests, especially since driving is a more practical option for this area.
The decor had a charming, old-school vibe, but some areas could use updating. For example, the air conditioning was dripping water, so a bit of maintenance is needed. That said, considering the price compared to other options in the area, it was still a pretty good value overall.
I’d recommend it for business travelers who don’t mind the parking cost and are looking for a reasonably priced stay with an onsen!
Business traveller
Comment: 7 Oct 2025
Stayed in: Oct 2025
It's good to have a cheap public bath...
It was exactly the kind of facility you would find on the official website that made the training facility available for accommodation.
If you're looking for low prices, you're good, but if you're looking for quality facilities, you're better off in another hotel.
I stayed in a single (loft) room.
The beds were common in training facilities, but the desks had long folding desks that looked like they were in a conference room.
The room had a TV, safe, refrigerator, hair dryer and soap.
The minimum amenities are towels, toothbrush, razor and disposable slippers.
It is nice to have a large bath where you can relax, but there are no lockers with keys in the dressing room. I put my valuables in a dial locker in front of the public bath, but I was worried about security.
Breakfast is buffet style. It tastes normal, but you can eat whatever you like, so it's satisfying.
While the convenience store listed on the website was closed, vending machines listed as being located on the first floor of the new building were also being prepared, and vending machines were only located on the first floor of the main building. Some items are sold out, so be careful, perhaps because all guests come to buy them.
If you're looking for low prices, you're good, but if you're looking for quality facilities, you're better off in another hotel.
I stayed in a single (loft) room.
The beds were common in training facilities, but the desks had long folding desks that looked like they were in a conference room.
The room had a TV, safe, refrigerator, hair dryer and soap.
The minimum amenities are towels, toothbrush, razor and disposable slippers.
It is nice to have a large bath where you can relax, but there are no lockers with keys in the dressing room. I put my valuables in a dial locker in front of the public bath, but I was worried about security.
Breakfast is buffet style. It tastes normal, but you can eat whatever you like, so it's satisfying.
While the convenience store listed on the website was closed, vending machines listed as being located on the first floor of the new building were also being prepared, and vending machines were only located on the first floor of the main building. Some items are sold out, so be careful, perhaps because all guests come to buy them.
Solo traveller
Comment: 3 Sep 2025
Stayed in: Sep 2025
The room is unbearably dirty.
I used it to go to the Osaka Expo, but it seemed that the rooms were not cleaned to the bare minimum. There was hair here and there, the toilet was stuffy and the bedmaking was cumbersome. There are dead bugs on the walls and dust in the pots. I think this is a problem in a Japanese hotel (although it is a training facility). The adjoining convenience store is also closed, so I don't think you should use it given the access from the station. I would never use it, and if my friend was considering it, I would do my best to stop it.
Anonymous traveller
Comment: 26 Aug 2025
Stayed in: Aug 2025
BEWARE in general, especially of mosquitos. We had to leave the main building and transfer to a “new building” and got eaten alive on the 30-second walk over. Outside sure, I get it, but mosquitos were also in our room and we were bit while sleeping. This “new building” also looked and smelled older than the initial building we checked in at. And by the apparent blood squished into the wall, we’re not the only ones who have had the mosquito issue.
The small twin room is SMALL. Pictures do not do it justice. Overall it is old, feels icky, and is not worth the little money it cost. Mold on the shower curtains, dirty walls, the list goes on.
The small twin room is SMALL. Pictures do not do it justice. Overall it is old, feels icky, and is not worth the little money it cost. Mold on the shower curtains, dirty walls, the list goes on.
Anonymous traveller
Comment: 6 Aug 2025
Stayed in: Jul 2025
Close train station is 15 min walk. Few restaurants in the area. I arrived 9pm and not able to find some place for dinner. Universal studios are 40 to 50 min away by train 20 min by taxi.
Location
Nankokita 1-3-5, Osaka, 559-0034, Kansai, Japan|9.41 km from city centre
Check in and check out
Check in from:
15:00
Check out before:
10:00
Good to know
Pets not allowed
According to the Osaka prefecture Ordinance, the accommodation tax in Osaka City will be revised starting September 1, 2025. The tax will be charged per person per night based on the accommodation fee: 5,000 JPY to 15,000 JPY per person per night: 200 JPY tax 15,000 JPY to 20,000 JPY per person per night: 400 JPY tax Over 20,000 JPY per person per night: 500 JPY tax Some room rates do not include the accommodation tax, and guests may be required to pay it separately at the front desk. Please check with the hotel for details.
Please contact the hotel for details about adding extra beds.
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