This is a self-check-in/check-out hotel. Before your arrival date, the hotel will email you the passcode for the main entrance. On the day of check-in, they will send you your room number and a code to retrieve the room key from a box outside your door. Upon arrival, you'll enter the building using the code, take the elevator to your designated floor. Outside your room, there's a box on the right. Open it by sliding the numbers according to the code provided (it's like a luggage lock). Inside, you'll find your room key. For check-out, simply lock your room and return the key to the key box located downstairs near the elevator.
The room itself was excellent. The location is right on the main street, close to Daikokucho Station on the Midosuji red line. Exit 5 is on the same side as the hotel and has an escalator for going up, but you'll need to walk down. Exit 6 has an elevator but is across the street from the hotel. The room was spacious enough to fully open our luggage. The water pressure was great for comfortable showers. It came equipped with kitchenware, a refrigerator, a microwave, and a washing machine. There's also a balcony for drying clothes. Towels and a hairdryer are provided. For trash, you can simply bring it down to the disposal area downstairs without needing to sort it.
Nearby, there are convenience stores like 7-Eleven and Family Mart. Across the alley from the hotel, there's a medium-sized supermarket where you can buy souvenirs or ingredients to cook. It's also within walking distance of the Kizu Fish Market and Yasaka Shrine. Namba is just one station away, but if you enjoy walking, it's a comfortable stroll. Highly recommend!
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