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I stayed here on a business trip. The service was excellent, and the Facility was clean, so I was very satisfied.

This was my first stay, and it was a wonderful Hotel—very clean, with an open and welcoming lobby. The room was spacious, well maintained, and felt very fresh and spotless. The Shuttle Service from Shin-Osaka Station was smooth and very convenient. I’d like to try the meals next time. Thank you for your hospitality.

I stayed for two nights. The front desk staff were cheerful and spoke clearly. The amenities are minimal, but they provide tea, a comb, and other basics. The Room was more spacious than I expected, and I had a comfortable stay. I was happy that the TV was large. Considering that breakfast is free, I have no complaints. There is only one side dish (kinpira burdock), but they also provide furikake seasoning. If they offered raw eggs instead of boiled eggs, I could have made rice with egg. There were two types of bread, which was nice. I also appreciated the apple juice and hope they keep offering it. It might be even better if they provided dried wakame seaweed next to the miso soup. Since it’s free, I’m satisfied as it is. The Hotel is fairly close to the station, and there are convenience stores and restaurants nearby, so it’s very convenient. I would like to stay again.

After a piano recital, it was getting late, so I stayed in Shin-Osaka. It’s a bit of a walk from the station, but still within an acceptable range. The Room was compact, and it was more than enough for me. In the morning, bread was provided; it was an easy-to-eat size and I appreciated being able to take it up to my Room. The staff were cheerful and pleasant. For this price, I have no complaints.

As a wheelchair user, I was able to visit with peace of mind thanks to the prompt communication regarding parking and other inquiries from the time of Reservation. I chose a plan with breakfast and dinner included, and I especially enjoyed the conversation with the female staff during dinner. The chef's dishes and the patissier's desserts were very satisfying. If I may suggest an improvement, in the room for three people, setting up a sofa bed made it difficult to use the closet and safety box. While I appreciated that it was prepared in advance, this could be improved. Overall, the location was convenient with moderate traffic in the area and nearby convenience stores, making it friendly for us who traveled by car from out of town. Several international staff members were working as well, but all staff left a kind impression on me. I will definitely use this place again when visiting Osaka!

The parking space was a bit hard to find, but when I called in advance, the counter staff kindly prepared a map for me. There is space for about two cars behind the building. Since there are many one-way streets in the area, having the map was very helpful. The staff were all very friendly and accommodating. Even though we had small children with us, they treated us with kindness. As this Hotel has an Onsen, it was great to have a spacious bath where our kids could enjoy themselves instead of using the smaller bathroom in our Room. However, the curtain in the bathroom seemed to let water through from the shower, and when stepping out of the tub, we found that our bath mat towel was soaking wet. This happened not only to me but also to my family members, so I think there might be an issue with the curtain design. For meals, they served Osaka's specialty takoyaki (octopus balls), which allowed us to enjoy some local cuisine—a nice touch! While there were enough seats available overall, it was somewhat challenging for families like ours to secure seats together. The station and convenience stores are within walking distance, so we had no trouble during our stay. The staff were approachable and made casual conversation with us throughout our visit—it made for a very pleasant stay! I would love to stay here again if given another opportunity! Thank you so much for your hospitality during this time!

If you can find Shin-Osaka’s East Exit, it’s just a 1-minute walk away and great value for money. The building and Facility are old, but everything was well cleaned, and the Room was spacious and comfortable. Everything you need for your stay is provided, so there were no inconveniences, and there’s a convenience store next door—more than enough.

The Hotel is located near the station, and the location was excellent. The Hotel amenities were well provided, and the Room was clean. I would like to stay again. Thank you.

It was clean and close to the station, and there were plenty of places to eat nearby, so I had no worries. The large public bath was also spacious enough that you wouldn’t expect it from a capsule Hotel. I’d like to stay again.

I needed to stay overnight with my son on short notice, so I looked for a twin room. It was No Meals Included, but we were more than satisfied. The bathroom is a unit bath, but it’s a newer type and slightly more spacious. There are convenience stores and AEON right in front of the property. There are several nearby parking lots, with a maximum fee of 600 yen. The staff were also kind.

The Sunny Stone Hotel is conveniently located near the station, making it ideal not only for business but also for trips around Osaka and the wider Kansai area. Being just one stop from Shin-Osaka Station, it felt like the easiest Hotel to reach.

The building looked clean from the outside, but the sign was different so I was a bit confused. However, the front desk staff were very courteous and helpful. The Room was just the right size for three people. Both the toilet and bathroom were clean, but when we drained the bathwater, something like limescale overflowed from underneath, which was disappointing. Still, the bathtub and washing area were clean, so that was the only issue... Since it’s in a business district, it was very quiet. There are cafés within walking distance where you can have breakfast as well. Overall we were very satisfied, and I’d like to stay here again when I visit Osaka.

It was very convenient, located just a short walk from the Shin-Osaka Station exit. Amenities are picked up at the front desk. Pajamas are not provided in the Room, so you will need to pick them up as well. The building faces the railway tracks, so you may occasionally hear train noise, but it wasn’t too bothersome. The Room has highly light-blocking blinds, so I was able to rest well until morning.

Not only is the Facility new, but it’s also impeccably clean, close to the station, and reasonably priced. There’s a convenience store on the first floor, and they will store your luggage free of charge before check-in and after check-out. Looking at the details: a large TV, a large mirror, a spacious shower room with strong water pressure, an in-room safe, deodorizing spray, a suitcase rack, and stylish chairs that are comfortable to sit on. If I had to mention anything: the refrigerator is small and doesn’t get very cold, and the toilet bowl is on the smaller side. Overall, it’s almost too good—there aren’t many Business Hotels like this.

We stayed as a parent and child to coincide with my child’s university entrance exam. The Room was clean and well prepared, allowing us to relax during our stay. The large public bath was wonderful and helped us feel refreshed both physically and mentally. At check-out, the staff greeted us warmly, which made our departure very pleasant. Thank you very much.

I’ve stayed here many times. I haven’t had any particularly bad experiences or anything unpleasant (sorry if that sounds condescending). It may vary by Room, but mine had a microwave (very convenient) and a washing machine (it seems detergent is sold at the front desk). It was a Room with a loft, and the ladder had been removed. (It didn’t feel run-down.) The Hotel’s design/layout is unusual in a good way—almost like the Rooms are arranged in a spiral, with a mysterious open central space that feels like some kind of display area; it made me wonder if they once planned to build a disco… The building structure is interesting (in a good sense). For meals, there’s a supermarket right across the street, and there are bento shops along the road, so it’s easy to heat up boxed meals in the microwave. I was able to relax normally. Thank you.

I felt the Facility was more than adequate. The amenities, Room cleanliness, and service were all fine with no particular issues. Since I was on the 11th floor, I was lucky to enjoy an open view from the window. There were two elevators, but they didn’t seem to be coordinated; several times, after pressing the button, the elevator on the opposite side passed my floor first. That was disappointing.

Check-in is automated, and you need to pick up amenities from the front desk, but staff are always there to assist with check-in, and security feels very solid. The tea, coffee, and toothbrush amenities were on par with a luxury Hotel. The Room was also very comfortable for working: the desk and functional designer chair were great, plus there was a separate sofa and mini table, and plenty of power outlets. There are four wall-mounted hangers which is convenient, but there is no closet, so it may not suit guests with lots of clothes. A carry-on suitcase fit easily by the bedside. You can see the Hotel from the Shinkansen exit, and although the subway entrance has stairs, it’s right in front of the Hotel—very convenient. I’d like to stay again.

The service was courteous, the Facility was new, and it offered great value for the price. The vending machine selection is a matter of preference, but it would be even better if you could stock at least one type of sports drink (for hangover prevention).

This was my first stay, but the location was great, the price was reasonable, and the Room was clean. If I had to mention one thing, the Room air conditioning did not work very well.