카미신조 역 × 웰컴 라운지에서 쉴 수 있는 숙소만족도 평가가 높은 호텔·료칸

Even though we made the Reservation on the same day, it was a truly wonderful Room! We were on a higher floor, and our child—who loves vehicles—was thrilled to be able to see trains and even airplanes from the Room. Breakfast also had a great variety, and we ended up eating a lot. We plan to stay here again when we visit Osaka.

I stayed for a Multiple Night Stay. The Facility is new and spotless, and the bathroom and bathtub are properly spacious. The Room layout is also well designed—the door isn’t directly visible from the desk, so I could work calmly. Breakfast was high quality too, and the meat soup was delicious! They also served excellent fruit, and at this price with breakfast included, I’m very satisfied. It’s a Business Hotel that could easily feel impersonal, but I discovered some great books at the library café at night, and the staff’s posted recommendations for local restaurants felt warm and welcoming. I often stay at Hotels that cost JPY 20,000–30,000 per night, but this place is more than good enough.

I stayed on the women-only floor on a weekday, and it was not crowded, which was great. The location is excellent—close to the station, with Yoshinoya, McDonald’s, and convenience stores nearby for added convenience. The Facility is new, and the floor was clean, making my stay comfortable. However, since women use shower rooms rather than bathrooms, I rated it 4 stars.

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.

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.

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!

I had a very comfortable stay for two days. There is also an Onsen Facility, which helped me relax and recover from the fatigue of traveling. If possible, I would appreciate it if the level of crowding at the Onsen could be shown in a bit more detail (in real time).