It was inexpensive and close to the station, which was a plus. The tape that held the side of the bath was missing.
RyoHá 3 semanas
Só um momento…
★★·Osaka·7.5
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ou é só digitar — “por volta do dia 20, três noites”
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Prime Hotel Fulula in Osaka offers spacious, air‑conditioned rooms with private bathrooms, free Wi‑Fi, bathrobes, and soundproofing for a tranquil stay. Guests benefit from a lift, 24‑hour front desk, full‑day security, bicycle parking, room service, and luggage storage. Located 2.8 km from Yasaka Shrine and near Tamatsukuri Inari Shrine and Tsuruhashi Shopping Street, it provides convenient access to Osaka’s attractions.
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Como os hóspedes avaliam o hotel, aspecto a aspecto.
It was inexpensive and close to the station, which was a plus. The tape that held the side of the bath was missing.
Ryo·Há 3 semanas
The price was low and the station was nearby. Unfortunately, the room had a coffee cup but no complimentary coffee, the dryer’s brush was missing, and the amenities were sparse.
Ryusuke·Há 3 semanas
The room was clean and roomy with a nice bath area. The staff didn’t speak any English and nothing was written in English. When I asked a question, the clerk replied with a horribly offensive sexual remark. Settling the bill was a huge hassle. We were handed no key for our room and had to lock it with a deadbolt from the inside. The neighborhood offered no nearby places for dinner, so we skipped eating. The room cost over $300 for one night. The lights would turn off within minutes of entering and had to stay on, so we had to call the front desk to show us how to keep them on. We felt very unsafe.
Patricia·Há um mês
The room was spacious, the bathroom featured a jacuzzi and a sauna, and every light and switch could be controlled from a bedside panel. Having tissues and a trash can by the bed was a nice touch. The price felt a bit steep when we booked just five minutes before arrival, though it’s cheaper if you book in advance.
Truls·Há um mês
I can reach the hotel by car without any trouble, but if you’re walking it’s a hassle because the nearest shops are not exactly close; a car owner would find it convenient. The closest station is about 10 minutes away, so travelers who use trains or buses will appreciate that. On the downside, the nearest places to shop take roughly 10 to 20 minutes to get to. The closest eatery is a curry shop, so if you’re looking forward to dining, it’s not the best choice.
もうほとんど日本人·Há um mês