Holiday apartment in Osaka
Find the perfect holiday apartment or ideal holiday house in Osaka (Japan) – with more space, a private kitchen, and full privacy.
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How much does a holiday to Osaka cost?
Currently, offers for Osaka start at 2,328 €. The average offer price is around 2,864 € (12 accommodations in comparison, as of: continuously updated).
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2,328 €
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Properties compared
98 %
Ø Recommendation (12 hotels)
December
Cheapest travel month currently
Which accommodations in Osaka are the best rated?
The best-rated options in our offer comparison for Osaka currently are Hilton Osaka (100 % recommendation) and Hotel ibis Styles Osaka (94 % recommendation). This is based on guest reviews from travel providers (only properties with at least 25 reviews).
Hilton Osaka ★★★★★
100 % recommendation (36)
from 3,540 € (7 days)
Hotel ibis Styles Osaka ★★★
94 % recommendation (26)
from 2,608 € (7 days)
When is the best time to visit Osaka?
The best time to visit Osaka is March–May, October–November. In summer: Hot and humid, 30–35 °C, more humid than Tokyo. In winter: Cool, 3–10 °C, rarely snow.
Best travel time
March–May, October–November
Summer
Hot and humid, 30–35 °C, more humid than Tokyo
Winter
Cool, 3–10 °C, rarely snow
Highlights
Fascinating culture, Excellent cuisine
Is a holiday rental in Osaka worth it?
A holiday apartment in Osaka offers you the perfect combination of independence and comfort. Enjoy Fascinating culture, Excellent cuisine and experience Osaka like a local – with your own retreat after an action-packed day.
Osaka, Japan's third-largest city and unofficial culinary capital, pulses with a down-to-earth energy that stands in stark contrast to the polite understatement of Tokyo and Kyoto. The people of Osaka are considered the warmest and most humorous in Japan, and their motto "kuidaore" (to ruin oneself by eating) is a way of life: Nowhere in Japan does one eat better, cheaper, and with more enthusiasm than here.
Dotonbori, the neon-lit entertainment district along the eponymous canal, is the culinary epicenter: Huge mechanical crabs, bright signs, and the iconic Glico runner shape the scene, while stalls prepare Takoyaki (crispy octopus balls), Okonomiyaki (savory pancakes), and Kushikatsu (fried skewers) fresh. The rule for Kushikatsu is legendary: Never dip the skewer in the communal sauce a second time.
Osaka Castle, built in 1583 by Toyotomi Hideyoshi and surrounded by an expansive park with over 600 cherry trees, is particularly unforgettable during cherry blossom season in April. The Shinsekai (New World) district, once modeled after New York and Paris, has retained its retro-futuristic charm and is home to the distinctive Tsutenkaku Tower as well as the best Kushikatsu restaurants in the city.
Namba and Shinsaibashi form the shopping heart with endless shopping arcades, while the Amerikamura (American Village) district combines vintage fashion and youth culture. Universal Studios Japan, featuring the Wizarding World of Harry Potter and the new Super Nintendo World, attracts families and fans from all over Asia. Osaka is the perfect starting point for day trips to Kyoto (15 minutes by Shinkansen), Nara (45 minutes), and Kobe (20 minutes) — and still deserves at least three days of its own.
What are the highlights of Osaka?
The neon-lit heart of Osaka with the Glico Running Man, huge mechanical crabs, and the best street food in Japan.
The reconstructed castle from the 16th century with a museum and beautiful parkland – especially a dream during cherry blossom season.
The "New World" district with retro charm, the Tsutenkaku Tower, and the best Kushikatsu restaurants (fried skewers).
The "Kitchen of Osaka" – a covered market with fresh sashimi, Wagyu beef skewers, and Tamagoyaki.
One of Asia's most popular amusement parks featuring the Wizarding World of Harry Potter and Nintendo World.
When is Osaka the cheapest?
Based on current offer prices, December is currently the cheapest travel month for Osaka.
How well are the hotels in Osaka rated?
The 12 rated accommodations in Osaka have an average recommendation of 98 %.
What should I look out for when renting in Osaka?
The best time to visit Osaka is March–May, October–November. For the cheapest holiday apartments, we recommend booking early – especially in peak season, popular accommodations get booked up quickly. Pay attention to reviews from previous guests and check if final cleaning and bed linen are included in the price.
Is a holiday rental worth it for a longer stay?
Holiday apartments are particularly suitable for longer stays: From a week onwards, the price per night often drops significantly. Use the private kitchen to save money, and enjoy the freedom to shape your day at your own pace – without fixed meal times or hotel rules.
Which tools help you plan your Osaka holiday?
4 free tools help you plan your trip to Osaka: Holiday finder, Budget calculator, Packing list and CO₂ calculator. They work directly in your browser.
Where else are there holiday rentals in Japan?
Besides Osaka, there are more holiday rentals destinations in Japan with their own page and price comparison: Tokyo, Nagasaki, Kyoto and Fuji Region and 1 more.
