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It’s close to Yodoyabashi Station, has a large public bath, and was affordable—I was very satisfied! I could use the large public bath almost by myself both morning and night, and the breakfast venue staff were kind; it was a great Hotel. In the morning, when I went to the large public bath in loungewear, I ended up sharing the same elevator with people heading to breakfast, which was a little embarrassing—but we weren’t acquaintances and we were all guests at the same Hotel, so it felt fine. If I can stay for that price on a Saturday, I’d love to stay again!

The front desk staff were very kind and helpful. Breakfast offered plenty of vegetables and a wide variety of dishes, which we really enjoyed. The Room was spacious, and we relaxed watching movies on a large screen while enjoying cakes from a well-known nearby shop. There was also a jazz live music venue close by, making it convenient on the way back as well. It was the perfect Hotel for enjoying the city.

I searched for an Accommodation around Hommachi, Shinsaibashi, Sakaisuji-Hommachi, and Umeda. Because the Reviews were good, I stayed here—and it was absolutely the right choice. It was a stay between work commitments and I only needed a place to sleep, but the breakfast was delicious with a great variety. The staff at the breakfast venue were all energetic and wonderfully attentive. There were no unnecessary amenities in the Room, so it felt neat and uncluttered. The white-based interior was bright, and perhaps because the lines of the furniture were so clean and straight, it felt spacious. I saw in Reviews that some Rooms have better facilities than those on the top floor, so next time I’d like to stay in one of those. The only disappointing thing was at checkout: there were three front desk staff members there, but no one spoke to me or guided me (“This way, please”). There were no other guests either—so I wondered why. They may have been working on something, but it would have helped if someone had simply said “Please wait a moment.” Since there are many floors, I understand that waiting for the elevator is unavoidable. When I was waiting for the elevator at check-in, the mixed juice prepared in the dining area next to reception was very delicious.

The lounge was outstanding. Everything was perfect—afternoon tea, cocktail hour, breakfast, the view, and the service. Thanks to the delicious morning coffee and omelet, and the lounge staff’s warm smiles, I started the day feeling energized. I will definitely return again next time.

I stayed for two nights, and the Room had a warm, calm atmosphere rather than a typical business-hotel feel, making it very comfortable. The bed and bathroom were spacious, yet the Room didn’t feel cramped at all. Having a separate toilet was also a great touch and very convenient. It’s close to the station with excellent access, and there’s a convenience store nearby. Check-in and check-out were smooth as well. There are several well-known cafes in the area, along with plenty of restaurants.

It was very clean. The front desk staff were helpful and friendly. Conveniently located near the station. The amenities are well stocked, and I was happy to have a Mirable showerhead.

I stayed for one night on business, and although the price was very reasonable, the room was clean and the amenities were more than sufficient. I was very satisfied. Thank you.

At check-in, even though I had a Reservation, the wait after scanning the QR code felt long. Also, this time—though I may have simply missed it—I don’t think the staff at the front desk greeted me. Well, I guess I haven’t spent enough to deserve a greeting.

The staff were very courteous and helpful.

The interior had been renovated without my noticing, and it felt fresh. Osaka has many luxury hotels, but The St. Regis still feels like a classic choice. The butler service was still available.

The staff, many of whom were international, were polite and attentive. The room was clean and comfortable, allowing for a relaxing stay. However, it was slightly disappointing that loud voices from the diagonally opposite room continued late into the night, possibly due to either the soundproofing of the room or the enthusiasm of other guests. Additionally, there was only one elevator available, which caused significant waiting times depending on the hour.

Because I like the same group’s property in Kyoto, I chose this one as well. It was a comfortable stay that did not disappoint. What surprised and delighted me was that when I arrived around 12:30 to leave my luggage, they actually let me check in! I needed to sort my bags and change clothes, so their flexibility was truly helpful. Thank you very much. I’ll definitely stay here again next time!

About 10 years ago, I always stayed here whenever I was on a business trip to Osaka. This was my first stay since it became Prince Smart Inn. Some Reviews were negative, but in my experience there were no issues at all—if anything, it felt improved with the free breakfast included. I accidentally locked myself out at checkout, but the woman at the front desk kindly helped me and it was a huge relief. If I had to mention one thing, it might be nice to have a wider variety of amenities, but if that would raise the room rate, I’m personally fine with just the essentials. It’s close to the station and offers great value for money—overall a very convenient Hotel.

Conveniently located near Exit 11 of Yodoyabashi Station on the Midosuji Line. The area offers plenty of dining spots and delightful cafes to enjoy. Plan includes a breakfast bento with rice balls, perfect for a quick and satisfying start to your day. The ¥100 voucher for the café on the first floor was very useful. The café also serves meals, making it convenient even with a No Meals Included plan. Would love to stay again!

This was my first stay. It’s a very compact Hotel, and it also has a café space available 24 hours a day, so I could relax and enjoy my time there. The price felt reasonable as well, so I’d like to stay again. I also appreciated how smooth the checkout process was.

I had a comfortable stay. The facility was very clean, and it was a hotel I would like to stay at again.

Accommodation for the Expo. The lobby features a soda bar where you can always enjoy sparkling drinks, which is delightful. Coffee is available in your room. Although the use of the body shower was a bit unclear, the shower is from ReFa, and the hairdryer has a low-temperature drying function that leaves your hair shiny. The power supply under the sofa is convenient.

This was my first stay at an APA Hotel, and I felt the attention to detail was excellent. The bath was small but relaxing, the water temperature was just right, and it stopped automatically. The TV was large and offered a wide range of channels. Breakfast had plenty of vegetables and was very satisfying; the curry was delicious as well. I also enjoyed reading the book provided. Noise from the neighboring Room didn’t bother me. I would be happy to stay again if I have another opportunity.

Upon check-in, the entrance was crowded with foreign guests, some sitting on the floor with scattered luggage, which was surprising. The trash bins were overflowing, and there were items like empty instant noodle cups. The room and amenities were pleasant, allowing for a relaxing stay. However, the space between the bed and wall was narrow, making it difficult to find a spot to open a suitcase. Breakfast offered both Japanese and Western options, so even during my two-night stay, I didn’t get tired of it.

It was very clean. I didn’t have any unpleasant experiences at all. Since it’s inside a building, the view from the window was understandably limited.