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Automatic doors and a large elevator make it easy to use even with a stroller. Direct access to the station, Takashimaya, and Panjo. The restaurant is open until 9:00 PM and the food is delicious. The front desk staff are also very kind. It’s such a wonderful Facility that I almo

The shampoo provided is from POLA, leaving hair smooth and silky. The only downside was the difficulty in adjusting the bathwater temperature and the showerhead facing outward, which was slightly inconvenient. The staff were very kind and accommodating, so I would love to stay

The price was reasonable and satisfactory. When we asked the front desk for dinner recommendations, they kindly provided a map of nearby restaurants and informed us about a shopping mall under the AEON group, just a 5-minute walk away, which was very helpful. The lighting i

The Room was very spacious, and I also appreciated that the bathroom and toilet were separate. However, perhaps because it was extremely hot, the air conditioning didn’t cool the Room enough, and the temperature felt uncomfortable. Other than that, everything was great, so I’d co

The amenities are well-equipped, and I felt it was a Hotel with excellent hospitality and cost performance. I would love to stay again.

No Meals Included available, conveniently located near Yao Station.

We stayed in a Japanese-style Room. There are two buildings, the main building and an annex, and check-in was only available at one front desk. Also, it was stairs up to the 3rd floor. We were a family of four (a couple in our 40s and a child in their late teens), so the stairs and check-in were not an issue at all, but it may be a bit of a burden for elderly guests or those traveling with infants. The building feels old in places, but both the Room and the bath were spacious and clean, the futons were fluffy, and we were very satisfied. The changing area and sink area were also spacious, making our stay very comfortable. If we have another chance to visit Osaka, we would definitely like to stay here again.

I was worried about safety, but it felt fine even at night. You can walk to Tsutenkaku Tower. Around Tsutenkaku, you really notice how international the area is. It was a Room with two bunk beds. It’s a simple stay, and the Room, futons, and washroom/bathroom were all clean. I appreciated having loungewear provided. The front desk staff were foreigners, but their Japanese was excellent, so there was nothing to worry about. If you take the correct station exit, it’s about a 5-minute walk. I used map navigation, but it was still hard to find and I took a wrong turn, so it ended up taking more than 10 minutes—better to check the route in advance.

Close to the station and convenience store. The Room is clean. Shampoo, conditioner, toothbrush, and slippers are provided. Breakfast was delicious. Even on the 8th floor, the shower had strong water pressure, and it was quiet without outside noise.

I stayed here after watching a video introduced by a YouTuber. Since it was during the Expo period and prices in the city center had surged, I chose this Accommodation a little farther out. The staff were kind and taught me various things about the town. It was a No Meals Included Plan, but I paid to visit Ebisu-yu. As someone who loves public baths, Ebisu-yu had Showa-era pop songs playing and the atmosphere was fantastic! I grabbed breakfast at a convenience store. In the Room I stayed in, the shower was shared with other guests. There is a women’s shower on the second floor, and while it can be locked from inside, if no one is using it, honestly anyone could enter. That made me feel a bit uneasy about security. The toilet area in the Room has a sink and mirror, but because the walls are dark and the lighting is like a spotlight, it wasn’t suitable for doing makeup. The price is reasonable, so I think these issues are within an acceptable range. If I stay again next time, I’d like to book an entire building rental.

I stayed here for a business trip. It was conveniently located near the station, with a convenience store close by as well. The public bath is very small. The shower water pressure was too weak, which was disappointing. The room had a smart TV that could play YouTube, which was great. I would like to stay here again.

It is a small Hotel, but the Room was more spacious and cleaner than expected. The bathroom is a unit type, which felt a bit narrow and old.

Because the neighboring apartment building looks directly into the room, you have to keep the shades closed at all times. The room lighting is also dim, which makes it feel gloomy. There is no affiliated parking, which is inconvenient. It’s also a bit far from the convenience store. The staff and breakfast were excellent, so this place has the potential to be much better.

This is a traditional Business Hotel. The staff are Japanese and provided polite service. It has a parking lot available for 500 yen. While it may not be extremely clean, it is sufficient considering the price. Due to the Expo, accommodation prices have increased througho