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Unlimited fun—all free, including karaoke, a hot stone spa, arcade games, and massage chairs. All-you-can-drink alcohol from check-in was very satisfying. The “light” evening snacks were more than enough—an all-you-can-eat spread… I couldn’t eat much myself, but there was even a bartender who made cocktails for us! Breakfast was excellent! Personally, the sweets were a bit too sweet for my taste… In any case, thank you very much to all the staff.

I stayed here because I had a concert at Gorilla Hall Osaka. It was in a convenient location and easy to reach from the station without getting lost. The Hotel was clean overall, but there was one disappointing thing... The TV remote control was so dirty that I hesitated to touch it, and that was the only downside. The free massage chairs were perfect for relaxing my tired legs and lower back after the concert. I also appreciated the free breakfast. I will stay here again when there is another concert at Gorilla Hall Osaka. I rated my satisfaction as 4, hoping for improvement with the remote control. Thank you.

The Room was very spacious, and it was conveniently located near the station.

However, being able to grind coffee beans, the openness of corner windows, a table that felt like a living room setup, and the extraordinary atmosphere were all wonderful features. The bed was also very comfortable to sleep on. From a female perspective, having a hair iron avai

The accommodation is conveniently located near Tennoji Zoo, which we were able to visit easily. The stay was affordable with excellent services throughout. I definitely plan to return next year and hope this quality remains consistent. Thank you again to all the staff for you

We stayed here for sightseeing in Osaka. As it is a new Hotel, it was very clean, well located, and conveniently close to the station. The Room was also well cleaned, and the staff were excellent. The price was reasonable, and we are considering making this our regular place to stay. We will use it again on our next trip to Osaka.

I visit this hotel to refresh myself on holidays. There are many commercial facilities near the hotel, including Starbucks and MUJI, as well as numerous delicious restaurants that locals love to frequent, all within walking distance. The hotel is directly connected to Sakai Sta

I chose this Hotel for my trip to Osaka because of the spacious Room and convenient access. It was about a 5-minute walk from the station, and I was able to get there without getting lost. The Room was very spacious and clean, and I was happy that the bathroom and toilet were separate! There was also a washing machine and microwave in the Room, and the front desk had an ice machine and kitchen items available to borrow, so it felt like it would be comfortable even for a long stay. There were many restaurants nearby that stayed open late, which made it great for going out for food and drinks. The front desk staff were kind and courteous, and it’s a Hotel I’d like to stay at again if I have another chance to visit Osaka.

I’ve stayed here many times. The rates are affordable, the Hotel is clean, and I can fully enjoy Spa World for two days, so I’m always grateful! It would be even more appreciated if the parking fee were not limited to a 24-hour period, but instead set as a flat rate (e.g., 1,000 yen) from the check-in day through the end of the check-out day.

Since we stayed on a Friday, it was very affordable, and the top-floor view was great—my elderly father was delighted. The Room was clean, and since we only needed a place to sleep, it was more than enough. Being in the city, we expected parking to be expensive, but it only cost 1,100 yen, which was a great deal. The front desk staff were very polite. However, because there were many international guests and check-in took time at reception, I think it would be helpful if Japanese guests had the option of self check-in.

I think this building was renovated from a former studio apartment into a Hotel. The Room is spacious for the price. The bath is small, but the toilet is separate. Next time I stay in Tsuruhashi, I’d like to use it again.

The food and the staff’s service were excellent. The show was fun, too. I’d love to visit again! The Onsen was very relaxing as well. Thank you very much.

We stayed at this accommodation on the day we visited the Expo with our family. It is located in a quiet residential area, but there is a coin parking lot nearby, which was convenient. The interior was clean and well-maintained, and the facility had everything we needed, allowing us to relax as if we were at home with our family. If your trip's purpose includes enjoying hotel services, you might look for something different; however, for a trip like ours, this accommodation was perfect. Thank you for your hospitality!

I stayed here again. I often travel to the Tennoji and Umeda areas for work, so it’s really convenient to get there directly by subway or on the Osaka Loop Line! I also explored the neighborhood, and the quiet residential area and historic streetscape were exactly what I was looking for—it reminded me what a great location this is. I heard at the front desk that bicycles are available to borrow, so next time I’d like to expand my range a bit more!

We stayed as a family of four. Bath: Unit bath Toilet: Separate Room: Tatami Meals: None; breakfast available (we left early, so we didn’t eat). Overall, it was clean and good value for money. It felt like a business hotel for families! Since it’s on the street by Tsutenkaku, we were able to fully enjoy Osaka.

We stayed in a Japanese-style Room. There are two buildings, the main building and an annex, and check-in was only available at one front desk. Also, it was stairs up to the 3rd floor. We were a family of four (a couple in our 40s and a child in their late teens), so the stairs and check-in were not an issue at all, but it may be a bit of a burden for elderly guests or those traveling with infants. The building feels old in places, but both the Room and the bath were spacious and clean, the futons were fluffy, and we were very satisfied. The changing area and sink area were also spacious, making our stay very comfortable. If we have another chance to visit Osaka, we would definitely like to stay here again.

I was worried about safety, but it felt fine even at night. You can walk to Tsutenkaku Tower. Around Tsutenkaku, you really notice how international the area is. It was a Room with two bunk beds. It’s a simple stay, and the Room, futons, and washroom/bathroom were all clean. I appreciated having loungewear provided. The front desk staff were foreigners, but their Japanese was excellent, so there was nothing to worry about. If you take the correct station exit, it’s about a 5-minute walk. I used map navigation, but it was still hard to find and I took a wrong turn, so it ended up taking more than 10 minutes—better to check the route in advance.

I stayed here after watching a video introduced by a YouTuber. Since it was during the Expo period and prices in the city center had surged, I chose this Accommodation a little farther out. The staff were kind and taught me various things about the town. It was a No Meals Included Plan, but I paid to visit Ebisu-yu. As someone who loves public baths, Ebisu-yu had Showa-era pop songs playing and the atmosphere was fantastic! I grabbed breakfast at a convenience store. In the Room I stayed in, the shower was shared with other guests. There is a women’s shower on the second floor, and while it can be locked from inside, if no one is using it, honestly anyone could enter. That made me feel a bit uneasy about security. The toilet area in the Room has a sink and mirror, but because the walls are dark and the lighting is like a spotlight, it wasn’t suitable for doing makeup. The price is reasonable, so I think these issues are within an acceptable range. If I stay again next time, I’d like to book an entire building rental.