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The complimentary treats like popcorn and shaved ice were especially great, and we also enjoyed fun extras such as the bubble bath. Since children stay free, it’s an excellent choice for families with kids. If I have a chance to visit Osaka again, I’d love to stay here. I highly recommend giving it a try.

I became a fan of The Gate Hotel in Kyoto, so I stayed here in Osaka as well. The location is, of course, excellent. Every Room offers a wonderful view. The interior is clean and efficiently designed. Details like the side tables use eco-friendly materials, giving it a modern feel throughout. Breakfast was delicious across the board, and I was very satisfied. I will stay again.

The price and access were the deciding factors for my Reservation. In midsummer, it’s convenient to be able to use multiple train lines via Crysta Nagahori, where you can stay cool with air conditioning and not worry about rain. It’s also nice that the area feels calmer just a little away from the Midosuji Line area. As for the price, it was quite affordable even compared with Hotels in central Osaka for the same dates. Even so, the Facility still feels new, and the Room was clean. The amenities, loan items (including a ReFa hair dryer), welcome drinks, and other services were well provided, which I really appreciated. A few things I noticed: There were take-away containers next to the water dispenser for bringing water back to your Room—very thoughtful. However, when I picked up the last one in the back, it was covered in dust, so I quietly put it back... Maybe because there is no sleep mode on the Room air conditioner, I found the noise noticeable when trying to sleep. There is no safety deposit box in the Room (I confirmed this at reception as well). So I ended up carrying my work laptop with me even when going out for personal reasons. Still—considering this price point—I was very satisfied!

Close to the station, with great convenience, a clean Room, and plenty of amenities. Above all, the staff were very courteous and helpful. Even when taking photos, a staff member kindly offered assistance, which made our stay comfortable. The meals were delicious as well—we were very satisfied. Thank you very much. However, it was disappointing that the window design seems difficult to clean and there was some dirt on it. I looked into it and it seems this was anticipated, but perhaps it turned out to be more challenging than expected.

The best part has to be the amenity buffet in front of the lobby. They have not only toner and lotion, but also nose pads, eyeglass wipes, and even items for reducing foot swelling. It’s also nice that they offer drip coffee and tea. Toner and similar items are also available in the large public bath area, along with several types of shampoo and conditioner. The large public bath and sauna are a bit small, but more than sufficient if you avoid peak times. The sauna is set quite hot, and you can relax and fully enjoy the cold tub as well. The vending machine area is well stocked too. There’s an “otsumami” snack gacha, freshly baked bread, and drinks; beer and chu-hai are sold at regular prices or slightly cheaper, which is very helpful. Since it’s located in Americamura (Amemura), it can feel a bit unsafe if you go out at night, but there’s no need to worry because almost everything can be done within the Hotel. The staff are polite as well, and I expect I’ll stay here again.

The location is excellent, which makes shopping and dining very convenient. Today I came back around 3:00 PM and took a break in the lounge. There were also families with small children, but the parents properly reminded them even if they got loud, so it wasn’t as noisy as last night. When I entered the Room, it had been cleaned beautifully again today, and the amenities were neatly arranged. The woman I met near the elevator and the woman who kindly carried my paper bag—everyone not only cleans thoroughly but also greets guests with a smile, which really lifts my mood. It’s a small thing, but it’s also nice that the elevator arrives quickly.

I’ve stayed here many times. It’s clean, the staff are wonderful, and even a single Room is spacious enough with everything you need. Breakfast is delicious. I recently learned it’s part of the Royal Host group—no wonder the food is so good. You can also enjoy Osaka specialties, and there’s a wide variety of drinks such as tea. Thank you for the great meal. I’ll be back again.

This was my third stay at a Via Inn Hotel, following Kyoto Station Hachijoguchi and Prime Shinsaibashi Yotsubashi. Wherever I go, the Via Inn group consistently offers Facilities, service, and amenities that I find satisfying every time. I had another comfortable stay this time as well. Breakfast has its own特色 at each Hotel, and I always look forward to it—this time the inari sushi and tofu were especially delicious. I would love to stay again if I have the opportunity. Thank you very much.

Directly connected to Shinsaibashi Station on the Midosuji Line, it offers excellent access from Shin-Osaka Station and is within walking distance of Namba. With PARCO and Daimaru just across the street, the location is convenient for both sightseeing and shopping. This time we stayed in a Superior Twin on the 26th floor, and the Room was new, clean, spacious, and well maintained, making our stay very comfortable. What stood out most was the service. The staff at the front desk, bell desk, and restaurant were all attentive and quick to notice what we needed, providing pleasant support throughout. Overall we were very satisfied; if I had to mention anything, it would be nice if bath salts were included in the amenities and if there were a makeup mirror either in the bathroom or in the Room. When staying in Osaka again, we would definitely like to return. Thank you very much.

I was able to relax and enjoy a calm atmosphere. I was satisfied with the breakfast, and the bread was delicious; I could enjoy my meal in a peaceful setting. I would like to stay here again.

I stayed in a smoking room and was very satisfied! I’d love to stay again!

All staff were friendly and approachable, and we had a wonderful time. For breakfast, the Thai dishes on the 2nd floor were excellent, and the reservation-only Japanese breakfast in the Club Lounge was also outstanding—both were very satisfying. We also visited Osaka’s rare rooftop bar, “Crude Deck,” and enjoyed an evening atmosphere reminiscent of Southeast Asia. We would love to stay again.

I only stayed overnight and didn’t have any meals, but the Facility was very clean. Whenever I messaged via LINE, I got an immediate reply, and the explanations were provided by video, so there was no need to talk back and forth, which allowed me to secure plenty of personal time. I’d like to use it again.

The room is by far the most spacious in its price range. The bathroom and toilet are separate, and the toilet has an Otohime sound-masking device, so my wife was happy. The amenities are more than sufficient, and the Room is clean. Most guests are foreigners, but there’s absolutely no inconvenience for Japanese guests. We stayed for a Multiple Night Stay and had no complaints at all. I’d like to stay again. The nightwear is unisex by default, so it might not fit larger men. I’m 175 cm / 73 kg and it felt a bit tight. They may offer loaner sizes as well. Coin laundry: washing 100 yen; drying 200 yen per 20 minutes. In standard rooms, the hair dryer is a Panasonic model that costs around 5,000 yen. Small packs of cleansing oil, toner, emulsion (lotion), face wash, etc.—the kind that’s fairly pricey (according to my wife)—are available for free. The shower water pressure is good too. There’s also a convenience store just a 1-minute walk away, which is very convenient.

Everything was great—the service, the room, and the breakfast—but the breakfast selection was outstanding! Eel, pickled plums, acacia honey, cheese, vegetable juice, and more. There were so many carefully chosen items that I wanted to try but couldn’t fit in, so I’ll save them for next time (lol). During the busy breakfast hours, a staff member helped me out. They seemed a bit surprised but were happy about it. It’s also close to JR Namba Station and the West Exit of Osaka-Namba Station. You can get to the Hotel without getting wet, and there’s a Life supermarket open until midnight nearby—so there was nothing to worry about.

The lounge was great, and the front desk staff were very pleasant. Unfortunately, the chairs on the courtyard patio were badly torn and worn out. The TV didn’t receive BS channels, and the remote batteries were weak, making it hard to change channels. I also looked for the first-floor restaurant because I wanted to eat seared bonito, but it was already gone. It was still listed on the signboard—if it’s no longer available, please update the signage accordingly.

The Room is compact yet equipped with everything needed for a comfortable stay. The breakfast buffet, especially the customizable seafood rice bowl, was delightful and highly satisfying. Guests can also enjoy Dormy Inn's signature night soba noodles and post-bath services, ensuring a classic Dormy Inn experience. Additionally, some rooms come with a washer-dryer, making it very convenient for long stays or travelers looking to pack light. On the other hand, the sauna-equipped large public bath can get quite crowded depending on the time of day, which might be slightly disappointing. As this is a popular Hotel, it may be best to plan visits during less busy hours for a more relaxing experience. Overall, this Hotel offers an excellent balance of location, service, and dining options and serves as an ideal base for sightseeing or business in the Namba area.

A newly opened APA Hotel—since it’s a resort, it met my expectations. It was clean and stylishly designed. There were plenty of elevators, the lobby was spacious, and the staff were polite—overall a wonderful Hotel. The large public bath was also spacious and had a sauna, but I was concerned about some overseas guests’ manners. Many people got into the bath without washing first, and in the sauna some went straight into the cold bath without rinsing off their sweat in the shower, or headed to the locker Room without drying off. I wish there were easy-to-understand etiquette notes in each Room in multiple languages. It felt like they simply didn’t know the rules. I also thought having a slipper rack inside the lockers was a great idea. I did notice dirt building up in both corners of the hallway, but inside the Room was clean. What made me especially happy this time was the gentle tone of voice from the parking fee attendant, and their thoughtful service, such as offering me a chair—I really appreciated it. The person who gave directions also kindly explained how to get there, for which I’m grateful. I was able to head home feeling good.

The 24-hour drink bar was available, and we could use it even before check-in and after check-out. I usually bring coffee with me, but it was great not having to make it myself. The morning pancakes came with unlimited syrup, and there was whipped cream too—I ended up eating four. The location was also convenient; we visited Dotonbori, Tsutenkaku, and Tsuruhashi.

After watching kabuki at Shochikuza and having dinner in Dotonbori, I stayed here. The rate was reasonable for a Saturday night, and the location was close by and very convenient. The Room was compact, and the amenities were well stocked. The shampoo and other toiletries were from DHC, which felt nice rather than cheap. Since my plan was No Meals Included, I had breakfast at a stylish yet affordable cafe on the first floor of the Hotel. The banana smoothie in particular was delicious. I’d like to stay here again when visiting this area.