Pros:
1. **Excellent Service:** The staff were warm, attentive, and patient. Check-in and check-out were very efficient, and the front desk even provided laundry detergent. 👍
2. **Well-Equipped Rooms:** The rooms come with a dual-purpose fridge (freezer and refrigerator), a bathroom with separate wet and dry areas, a washing machine, a TV, and a small balcony. 👍
3. **Decent Location:** Not far from the station, close to the JR Loop Line, making it very convenient for travel to Tennoji, Shin-Imamiya, and Namba.
4. **Convenient Shopping:** There's a large home center nearby with a supermarket and a 100-yen store, which is very convenient for emergency purchases of daily necessities. 👍 A Lawson convenience store is also less than a 2-minute walk from the hotel. 👍
5. **Room Cleanliness:** The room cleanliness was satisfactory. 👍
Minor Drawbacks:
1. **Surrounding Environment:** After exiting Shin-Imamiya Station, from daytime to evening, you might occasionally smell something like rotting vegetable leaves. This is due to the surrounding environment and not caused by the hotel itself.
2. **Room Size:** The guest rooms are 28 sqm, a common apartment-style layout in Japan. The space isn't overly spacious, but many hotels and apartment hotels in Japan are like this. For this price, this size is acceptable.
3. **Bed:** The bed frame is quite light, and if you bump into it while moving around, the bed tends to shift. This was quite frustrating.
4. **Blackout Curtains:** The blackout curtains are hung a bit low, so they don't completely block out light. Light seeps in during the early morning, so there's room for improvement in their blackout effectiveness.
5. **TV Functionality:** The TV in the room cannot connect to the internet, so you can't watch streaming platforms like YouTube or Netflix. This is a slight disappointment.
Overall, it's a 👍👍👍 experience.
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