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I stayed at this Accommodation as the destination for a long solo road trip. The exterior and interior have a nostalgic Showa-era atmosphere—there’s even a barbershop inside the Hotel—and it feels like a dignified, classic Hotel from a good old time. Even the low ceilings, typical of older Hotels, felt comforting and relaxing. As for the Room itself, some furnishings do show their age, but everything was well maintained and thoroughly cleaned, which gave me great peace of mind. I used the top-floor restaurant for breakfast; even the retro chairs were carefully cared for, and you can really tell they’re valued and kept in good condition. The bathroom facilities were well maintained and clean, and things like the air conditioner controller had been updated to be easy to use today. And the in-room TV was a 50-inch smart TV—perfectly comfortable for me since I travel with a Fire TV stick. I enjoyed streaming without any cut-off screens late into the night. Because of work I haven’t been able to travel as often lately, but when I finally managed to make time and plan this trip, choosing this Accommodation as my destination was absolutely ideal. Breakfast was as satisfying as others have written—I ate too much. Newly built Hotels are all modern and spotless and tend to grab your attention, but keeping an older Hotel’s furnishings clean, beautiful, safe, and in good condition takes steady behind-the-scenes effort from the staff every day—and that’s when you truly see what hospitality is all about. If I have another chance, I’d love to visit again with staying at this Accommodation as my main purpose. Thank you very much for such a comfortable stay.

There was no hustle and bustle, and the calm atmosphere made me feel very at ease. Starting on July 4, due to various circumstances I stayed at two Hotels in Sakai City, and on the final day before returning home, my third stay was at New Osaka Hotel. It was the best of them all. It’s close to the station, and I was able to buy souvenirs at Shin-Osaka as well. I planned to have dinner at the station, but instead I bought a boxed meal there and enjoyed a relaxing meal back at the Hotel. At breakfast, they had Chinese rice porridge, so even when my tired body had little appetite, I could still eat. It was buffet-style with a solid variety of dishes, and I was able to eat well and head home feeling refreshed. If I have another chance to visit Osaka, this is a Hotel I would definitely like to use again. For me, it deserves full marks.

It feels great to stretch out in the bath, but when you look up at the ceiling, it’s a stark contrast to how clear the water is—I wish it were cleaner. Still, many guests will likely feel pleasantly relieved by touches like freshly fried croquettes in the morning and even curry served during happy hour. Hearing that if a new Hotel is built next door, they’ll compete with heart really struck me.

We stayed for two nights. The Room was spacious and clean, with easy access from the lobby, making it very comfortable. A kids’ festival-style event was being held, and the Accommodation staff were kind and gave us lots of sweets, which made our children very happy. We were also very satisfied with the meals. Best of all was the bath. The open-air bath while looking up at the starry sky was amazing.

This was my first stay for the Takasaki Fireworks Festival. It was close to the venue and also near bars, so I would like to stay again. I felt the price was reasonable, and I had a great time. I was also worried about parking because of the fireworks festival, but there was a dedicated Hotel parking lot available, which was very helpful.

I was looking in Umeda, but many places there are far from the station, so I chose this one, just one stop away. It’s a lively area (lol). There are plenty of restaurants, convenience stores, and drugstores packed in between here and the station—more convenient than Umeda! The lounge had drinks only and no food. Maybe it was just when I visited. I’d like to stay again if I have the chance.

The private open-air bath and sauna were absolutely amazing, and I felt completely refreshed with an Oropo after the cold plunge! The meals were also very satisfying, with plenty of ingredients from Yamanashi Prefecture. Since the Room was separated as well, it felt very private and relaxing without worrying about others. I’d love to come again.

The female staff at the breakfast buffet and the Chinese restaurant at lunch were cheerful and attentive, allowing us to relax and enjoy our meals. The large public bath was spacious and excellent.

Although we were informed that the air conditioning is centrally controlled throughout the building, it was a little cold. Due to the typhoon, it suddenly became cooler, so it couldn’t be helped, but it finally warmed up by early morning.

Thanks to an early-booking deal, we were able to stay in a newly renovated Room on the 10th floor, so we enjoyed a luxury Hotel feel at Business Hotel prices. The bed was spacious and there was also a dining table. There were two sinks—one separate vanity and another bowl sink in the unit—which was very convenient for the two of us (my sister and me). For breakfast we chose the Japanese set meal; everything, including the small side dishes, was delicious, and we could relax while looking out over the Shinano River. From how lively the restaurant and lobby were, it felt like a long-established Hotel loved by locals. The only downside is that there are limited spaces in the underground parking lot, and even including outdoor parking it is often used by non-guests as well, so depending on your arrival time you may have trouble finding an available spot.

The full-course dinner in the evening was our child’s first experience, and it was a wonderful one. Everything at breakfast was delicious. The restaurant staff were warm and attentive, which really impressed us. We would definitely like to visit again.

We stayed as a family of five (a couple and three children). Room: Spacious enough, reasonably clean, and comfortable. Dinner: Just the right amount, and it was delicious. Breakfast: Not a huge variety, but it was tasty. Bath: We used Yu no Sato. It was very relaxing. Service: Everyone was pleasant and friendly. Even after checkout, we could use Yu no Sato for free, so it was great value for money. When our child fell and got injured, you gave us as many bandages as we needed and checked in on us the next day as well. Thank you very much for your kindness.

The wine server, open-air bath, dinner, and breakfast—everything was perfect! The Room was clean, and I’d love to stay again!

We stayed here to visit Naritasan Shinshoji Temple. The free shuttle bus from Narita Airport was very convenient. We had planned to have dinner at Narita Airport, but choosing the Hotel buffet was the right decision. There was steak as well, and it was very tender and delicious—our grandchild loved it too. The dessert selection was also plentiful and enjoyable. The front desk staff were courteous and kindly provided helpful information. We could see airplanes from our Room, which everyone enjoyed. Having the bath and toilet in one space gave us pause, but the bathtub was relatively deep and spacious, so we could soak up to our shoulders comfortably. Given the location, there were many international guests, but most were Western visitors who observed good manners, so we were able to spend a quiet stay. Thank you very much.

I booked during the cold season and visited for the first time because I wanted to enjoy the Onsen. The open-air bath is surrounded by high walls, so you don’t really feel like it’s outdoors unless you look up—and it was cold, too. The Onsen warmed me up and left me feeling cozy to the core. I went in three times, and even at its busiest there were only about three people, so I could relax comfortably. It’s close to the station, and I enjoyed the nearby shopping street. It’s convenient for getting anywhere—easy access to Kyoto and Universal Studios Japan—and you can use many different train lines. I usually stay near Shin-Osaka, but next time I’d like to stay around this area instead.

When I entered, the Room felt like an apartment. It was very clean, and I was surprised to find it also had a kitchen. During my stay, although there were separate time slots for men and women, I could use the Onsen for 150 yen, which I thought was incredibly affordable. If I have the chance to visit again, this is a Hotel I would definitely like to use.

A parent-and-child trip by car. We stayed here as our first Accommodation on a round-Hokkaido journey. The Accommodation shows a bit of age in places, but it is solidly built, and above all, the beautiful view of Lake Toya spreading out from the Room window was outstanding. (We also enjoyed the fireworks at night.) The meals were more than satisfying in both variety and taste for breakfast and dinner. The baths were wonderful as well—the open-air bath was very relaxing, and the cave bath in particular felt unique to us and had great atmosphere, which we thoroughly enjoyed. The staff were kind, too, and I can confidently recommend this as a great Accommodation.

I always stay here when I visit Osaka. In the past, only a thin face towel, a toothbrush, and tissues were provided, and bath towels had to be purchased. Now you can borrow a sturdy face towel, a bath towel, and a toothbrush for free. It’s affordable and convenient, which really helps. I’ll stay again.

This was my first stay, and I was very satisfied—not only with the fireworks, but also with the Onsen and the meals (both breakfast and dinner were served in semi-private dining rooms, and dinner was a kaiseki course).

The Room with a massage chair was perfect for relaxing my tired body.