Nagahara Station (Osaka) × Art-Friendly AccommodationRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

[PLAYFUL OSAKA]In a tucked-away corner of Namba—Osaka’s deep, character-filled district—enjoy an exciting escape from the everyday and a space where you can truly unwind.We offer a memorable stay you’ll want to tell someone about.Just a 2-minute walk from Ebisucho Station, with Nipponbashi and Shinsekai also within walking distance—an unbeatable location.All rooms are 24 m² or larger, featuring a separate bath and a private washbasin for added comfort.Inside the hotel, art by artists connected to Kansai adds color throughout. For breakfast, enjoy our classic buffet along with Osaka-inspired dishes finished in our teppan open kitchen.We also offer an eco-friendly, state-of-the-art coin laundry, plus a large public bath and sauna on the top floor to soothe travel fatigue.

Smith Oasis is a one-of-a-kind, luxury guesthouse in central Osaka, close to Dotonbori and Shinsaibashi, yet surrounded by lush greenery and a waterside setting with flowing waterfalls. More than simply creating a place to stay in this “concrete jungle,” the owner has poured their vision into building an oasis where you can truly unwind. The Japanese-modern interior features diatomaceous earth walls and ceilings, solid wood floors and pillars, and carefully selected natural materials throughout—enhanced by art from around the world to create a space like an art gallery. In each Room, you can relax in a calm living-dining area or on a spacious balcony with plants. With a full kitchen, large bathroom, and washing machine provided, it is also ideal for long stays—perfect for “living” here as you travel. The penthouse is a maisonette layout, and the 5th-floor rooftop garden can be used for events or dinner gatherings while enjoying views of the greenery and waterfalls. Soak in nature so serene you’ll forget you’re in the heart of a major city—and enjoy your own oasis in Osaka.

Higashiosaka City is known as a “rugby town,” home to Hanazono Rugby Stadium, the sacred ground of high school rugby. It is also famous as a “manufacturing town,” where many small and medium-sized companies with outstanding technical expertise—from toothbrushes to artificial satellites—continue to innovate.This is an industrial art Hotel in Higashiosaka. Inspired by rugby and manufacturing parts, its design supports residents, visitors, and workers alike while helping energize the city.