The room was spotless, which was a big plus.
The location is unbeatable, but the rooms are a bit basic.
The view from the window was amazing, with lots of high-rise buildings in the distance.
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10 m² · 1 single bed · Für 1 Gäste
The Economy Single Room offers one bed for a single guest. Air conditioning keeps the interior climate controlled. The private bathroom features a shower, a bidet, and a washing machine.
“まあまあ”
The station is relatively close. The TV wouldn’t turn on, and the fridge didn’t cool.
I’d recommend this place if you’re looking to stay near Osaka Station and just want a basic room.
“夜ねるだけの人には最高です。”
I arrived on a weekday and was able to get into my room right after the 10:30 am check‑in, and the hotel is within walking distance of Osaka Station, with an underground passage that kept me dry on rainy days. The downside is that there are no toiletries supplied, so you have to bring your own, and the shampoo is a rinse‑in type that I’d recommend packing, plus there’s no bathtub, which makes it tough after a long day.
The accommodation was sufficient for an older man’s stay. The room lights were dim, and there were few outlets.
The checkout was handy because I could just drop the key in the box when I left the room for a bit, but the room itself reeked of mold; I guess the lack of sunlight makes that understandable, yet I wish they'd at least provide an air purifier. I was also surprised by the extra lodging tax—if every hotel in Kansai charges it, they should just include it in the advertised price.
“まあまあ”
The station is relatively close. The TV wouldn’t turn on, and the fridge didn’t cool.
The accommodation was sufficient for an older man’s stay. The room lights were dim, and there were few outlets.
I’d recommend this place if you’re looking to stay near Osaka Station and just want a basic room.
The checkout was handy because I could just drop the key in the box when I left the room for a bit, but the room itself reeked of mold; I guess the lack of sunlight makes that understandable, yet I wish they'd at least provide an air purifier. I was also surprised by the extra lodging tax—if every hotel in Kansai charges it, they should just include it in the advertised price.
“夜ねるだけの人には最高です。”
I arrived on a weekday and was able to get into my room right after the 10:30 am check‑in, and the hotel is within walking distance of Osaka Station, with an underground passage that kept me dry on rainy days. The downside is that there are no toiletries supplied, so you have to bring your own, and the shampoo is a rinse‑in type that I’d recommend packing, plus there’s no bathtub, which makes it tough after a long day.
