“Um hotel simples, mas que atende ao seu propósito, com um preço excelente.”
The spot is convenient, just a 5‑minute walk from a subway station and 20 minutes on foot to Osaka’s train station. A vending machine and a convenience store sit on the block next door. Even though there’s a highway and a viaduct nearby, the room stayed quiet and roomy – the biggest one we’ve had in Japan. Besides the usual Japanese hotel perks, the room had a small closet at the entrance for our bags, a mini‑fridge, a microwave, a Wi‑Fi router, a sink, and even a little induction stove. Outside, there were a washing machine and a dryer that work with 100‑yen coins. The bed was very comfortable. The lady who helped us, though she spoke very little English, was very helpful; she explained how to throw away trash, how to open the hotel door at night, and even assisted us with sending our luggage back to Tokyo. If I return to Osaka, I’ll stay there again because the price was competitive and overall I was very satisfied. The hotel feels a bit old and could use a renovation – the lighting isn’t great. The room had two single beds, which bothered my wife. And if you’re expecting one of those fancy Japanese private rooms… forget it.
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