오사카 사야마시 역 × 로하스 스타일 숙소객실 및 어메니티 평가가 높은 호텔·료칸

The hotel is comfortably pleasant and clean, so you can stay without any inconvenience. The breakfast is delicious, and the staff are wonderful. If you’re coming from another prefecture to visit Suminoe Boat Race Track, it’s an ideal choice. There are many great places to eat nearby, and it also has easy access to the subway, making it a very convenient hotel to use.

The front desk staff came from various countries, but everyone spoke excellent Japanese and was incredibly kind. The property was clean, and the Room was spacious. I would like to stay here again.

Our family of five stayed from 5/23 to 5/25. It seemed our Room had been upgraded from the one we originally reserved. Right after entering the Room, we noticed an issue with the bidet toilet seat, but the staff promptly guided us to a different Room. We used the parking lot, and the front desk kindly asked whether we were using it and assisted us courteously. It was about a 30-minute drive to the Dotonbori area, and our whole family was satisfied. The Room was also kept very clean. Since Awaji Island was just over an hour away, we were able to fit in an unplanned sightseeing trip there as well. If we have another chance to visit Osaka, this is a Facility we would gladly stay at again.

The Facility is old, but there are no strange odors, vibrations, or noise. The air conditioner is Daikin, the 4-outlet power strip is convenient, the refrigerator switch is on the front, the table is spacious, and the lighting has a remote control. If you just need a place to sleep, it’s comfortable and problem-free. Breakfast was delicious and satisfying—excellent value for money. There were many side dishes, divided into small bowls for easy serving and good hygiene. The curry udon was spicy (not sweet and thick), which was a big plus. Everyday ingredients like vegetables, dressings, and drinks were thoughtfully combined, and everything tasted great.

The meals were excellent. There were many unique dishes, such as persimmon shira-ae and fig-and-sea-urchin tempura, and we enjoyed both the presentation and the flavors. The shabu-shabu meat was so tender it practically melted in my mouth, and it was delicious. The sesame sauce that came with it was so good I wanted to take it home. All of the staff were kind and pleasant. I had been looking forward to seeing it because I heard it was designed by Kingo Tatsuno, but the interior felt too simple for me to notice any differences, and overall it gave me the impression of an old-fashioned Ryokan with aging facilities. The large public bath has only one sink area, which would be inconvenient if you come with friends. The sink in the Room also had no space to place toiletries, which was inconvenient. That said, since this is a Ryokan surrounded by nature, it is very quiet. You can hear trains because it is close to the station, but otherwise you can hear things like insects chirping, so visitors from the city can enjoy a real change of pace.

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.