URO apt Tsuruhashi station

Name: URO apt Tsuruhashi station
Address: 7-3 Tojocho, Tennoji-ku, Osaka, Osaka, Osaka, JP
Rating: 7.2

7-3 Tojocho, Tennoji-ku, OsakaView on Map

Smoke-freeFamily friendly

About this property

Good choice if you’re looking forward to taking some rest at the hotel as much as to walking around the city. Hotel "URO apt Tsuruhashi station" is located in Osaka. This hotel is located in 4 km from the city center. You can take a walk and explore the neighbourhood area of the hotel — Tsuruhashi, Shitennoji Temple and Kuromon Ichiba. Location Taste the local cuisine and have a rest in the restaurant. Want to be always on-line? Wi-Fi is available. Accessibility: there is an elevator/lift. There are other services available for the guests of the hotel. For example, a laundry. At the hotel

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Free WiFi

Restaurant

Family friendly

Good to know

Check-in: From 15:00
Check-out: Until 10:00
Luggage storage: Available
Smoking: Smoke-free
Children: Family friendly
Room types: 3

Room Information

Rooms

1 / 1

Standard Double room

2 guests
full double bed
Private bathroom

private-bathroom

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1 / 1

Standard Double room

2 guests
bunk bed
Private bathroom

private-bathroom

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1 / 1

Standard room

Private bathroom

private-bathroom

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Guest reviews

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Guest Rating

7.2/10

Good

1171 reviews

Featured review

Maya P.

December 2025

10/10

Under the tracks, the market has what feels like the best street food in Osaka. Try the chijimi pancakes. Transfers between the JR Loop and Kintetsu Osaka lines are easy. And the station itself is something else: narrow, packed platforms above a maze of markets, with smoke, neon, vendors calling out, and the JR Loop Line rumbling overhead. The smell of grilled meat and kimchi hits as soon as the doors open. It’s chaotic and full of life, and it definitely makes you hungry.

Daniel R.

March 2023

4/10

Even after 10 in the evening, the station was packed. Finding the entrance took a confusing walk, despite signs everywhere. Google Maps made it harder too, with incorrect time estimates, glitches, and no way to pin the location. One of the most annoying stations I’ve dealt with.

Nora L.

July 2024

2/10

I lost about five dollars overpaying for a ticket to Nara. The machine swallowed it, and I used the receipt to find staff. The first two tried to help, including a nice guy with a translator device. After I explained things, they passed me to another JR staff member, who seemed to think I was causing trouble and told me to buy another ticket. So don't overpay, because there seems to be no way to get the money back. Osaka has good people, but I really don't want to run into that JR guy again. Maybe it was because I was speaking English?

Sari P.

September 2024

6/10

My friends and I walked into the wrong entrance because it was hard to tell where to go. We learned the JR and Kintetsu entrances are in different places.

KENJI M.

April 2017

10/10

I stayed in Tsuruhashi, so this was the closest station for me. It connects to the Osaka city loop, Kintetsu lines, and the subway. There are lots of shop lined lanes around it, almost like a market, where you can eat like a local.