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The breakfast buffet was excellent—there was a great variety, including meat dishes, eel sushi, and plenty of desserts. The bath area was clean and the sauna was spacious, and being surrounded by lots of pigs made for a fun stay. The customer service was also very good, it’s close to Shin-Osaka Station, and I definitely want to come again!!

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.

The breakfast was very delicious.

As the title suggests, the varied Japanese-style breakfast was very delicious. The Room was also clean, and the large public bath was a comfortable space.

We stayed to recuperate after an illness during the intense heat. We would definitely like to come again in every season. The view from the Room and the night scenery were very soothing. The hamo hot pot kaiseki was exquisite.

The bath was wonderful. In the morning, you can really feel the planes taking off and landing—such a pleasant time for an aviation fan like me. The banana juice after the bath was delicious as well. I’d love to stay again. Thank you very much.

While the Hotel is undeniably old, the quality is very satisfying.

Thank you very much for your hospitality. This was my second stay, and since my previous visit was so enjoyable, I chose this Hotel again without hesitation. The Facilities were excellent, and the meals were delicious. I would love to stay here again.

Our family of three stayed here. After checkout, we were truly touched that both the front desk staff and a floor staff member stood together and waved to see us off until we were out of sight. The hospitality was exceptional.

I have stayed at the neighboring Toyoko Inn before, and this Hotel had a welcoming warmth that only a long-established property can offer. I would love to stay again.

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.

This is a very clean and well-maintained Hotel. It’s in a great location just a few minutes’ walk from the station, and there’s a convenience store nearby, which was very convenient. The breakfast had a wide variety of options and was delicious—I was very satisfied. I’d definitely like to stay here again if I have the chance.

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.

The Room was spacious and clean, and the eco-friendly initiatives were thoughtfully implemented—just the right balance without being overdone—so I had a very comfortable stay with no inconvenience. The breakfast was delicious, but it was disappointing to find a large piece of trash on the floor by my seat. Still, it was a Hotel I would like to stay at again when visiting Osaka.

While parts of the building had a retro Showa-era feel, overall I was satisfied. I was especially surprised by the wide variety of breakfast options. This Accommodation had the best selection I’ve ever seen. There were so many choices that it was almost disappointing I couldn’t eat more. I stayed here for a business trip to Mt. Rokko in Kobe, and it was easy to get there without taking much time.

With check-in from 7:00 PM, I was able to enjoy a relaxed and luxurious stay through the next morning. For dinner, a kalbi yakiniku set meal was available for just a few hundred yen extra, and breakfast included a grilled salmon set meal. The facilities were excellent, including a king-size bed, a large jacuzzi bath, and a large electric massage chair. I had a very comfortable stay in the spacious Room. Even the drinks in the in-room refrigerator were reasonably priced—about the same as at an ordinary supermarket—so there was no need to go out at all. It’s a Hotel that makes me want to stay again.

This Hotel is always my choice when visiting Shin-Osaka, as it is convenient to the station and has clean facilities. Thank you for preparing a clean Room this time as well. I will use it again next time!

It was truly just a short walk from Shin-Osaka Station’s East Exit. There is also a large public bath, which is great when traveling with friends since you don’t have to wait your turn. However, it does get crowded at night. The changing area isn’t very spacious either, so if you can go earlier, make the bath a priority!

I arrived early and planned to just check in, leave my luggage, and head out, but I was pleasantly surprised that they guided me to my Room right away as it was already available. The front desk staff seemed a bit uncomfortable with Japanese, but it wasn’t enough to cause any real communication issues. I’m not sure if it was because I was on the executive floor, but having a water dispenser in each Room was also a nice touch. The Room felt a bit small for the price, but it was perfectly fine for a solo stay. Since the bathtub partition only covers about two-thirds of the tub, I worried that water from the shower might splash out. It might be better if the shower booth and bathtub were separated. The toothbrush had a wooden handle and very soft bristles, which wasn’t really to my liking. The breakfast buffet didn’t have an especially wide selection, but you order egg dishes and drinks first and they bring them to your table, so it was great not having to line up for an omelet. Check-out was also smooth: if there’s no payment due, you can simply drop the key card into a box. That said, access from the taxi drop-off area on the 1st floor to the front desk on the 2nd floor is somewhat inconvenient and hard to find. Also, I asked them to arrange a taxi, but it wasn’t clear how long I needed to wait, so that part didn’t feel very smooth. My schedule was hectic so I didn’t use the lounge this time, but it seems well regarded and I’d like to try it next time. Overall, it was a cozy yet comfortable stay—much better than the Hotel I stayed at in Osaka right before this—and I’d like to stay again.

Since I’m not great with directions, I always choose a nearby location that’s easy to find. As I arrived after dark and it was my first time there, I checked the route in advance. There were plenty of people around, and the Hotel was brightly lit and visible ahead, so I got there without getting lost. It was closer than I expected, which was a big help. I didn’t use them myself, but there were lots of amenities available in the lobby. Watching international travelers happily choosing what they wanted, I headed up to my Room. The bed was spacious, and the Airweave mattress was very comfortable. Breakfast was delicious too—the rice was so good that I skipped dessert and even had seconds as ochazuke. If I have the chance next time, I’d like to try staying at the Nishikawa location.