JA HOTEL SHINFUKAE Reviews

JA Hotel Shin-Fukae offered a satisfactory experience. Unlike most modern hotels, JA Hotel offered an actual key for the room instead of a keycard. The room was furnished with nothing beyond what was necessary for accomodations. The washroom was tiny and this was the first time in many years I had to operate a tap with two knobs: one for hot water and the other for cold. The sink shares the same water supply as the shower and there is a valve above the spiggot one uses to control which is supplied with water. Perhaps my experience was an outlier, but the room also seems to have quite thin walls as I spent one night listening to a Japanese couple flirting and another listening to a pair of Chinese men talking. Once again, perhaps my experience was abnormal, but the wifi also seemed relatively slow as I was only able to stream YouTube videos smoothly at 144p on one of the evenings I was there. As for the location, it seemed to me to be a rather quiet little area with little to do, but perhaps that was due to a dearth of prior research. There's a number of decent restaurants in the vicinity and the hotels proximity to Shin-Fukae Station is definitely one of its strong points. In addition, the staff were very friendly throughout my entire stay, making the overall experience satisfactory.

Most of the time you will be at your own service. one point is important that the main door is not locked even they give you password. security is not in good attention.

I recently stayed at Ja Hotel and had a mixed experience. The hotel is in a decent location, pretty close to Shin-Fukae station, which is convenient for getting around. As a solo traveler, I found the room clean and equipped with a double bed, a wall closet, and a small TV. However, the space was quite tight, making it difficult to move around comfortably. The toilet was particularly small and cramped. As a 180cm tall Asian man, I had to slightly open the door to get more legroom, which was inconvenient. Room cleaning is only provided for stays of over four days, which might not suit everyone. Additionally, the hotel lacks a lift, so if you have big or heavy luggage, you should rethink staying here due to the hassle of carrying it up the stairs. Overall, Ja Hotel is adequate for a short stay if you can manage the limited space and amenities. However, it may not be ideal for longer visits or for those with substantial luggage.

The room is super cozy, If I come back to osaka, I would like to stay here again

Good location, 1 block away from the metro station. Close to konbini and coin laundry. During the night there is no one in the reception. Room was clean, and the shower was good.

Good place to stay for budget travellers. Location is not the best but overall not too bad.

I love this hotel

This hotel adopts a self-service check-in method. You can get check-in instructions by yourself on the website! Very simple and easy to get started with! If you really don’t know how to operate it, there are staff at the front desk who can teach you. But pay attention to the time (the front desk is not 24 hours), so you need to pay attention to the time This hotel has five floors in total They don't have an elevator, so be careful if you need to carry heavy luggage. Overall, this hotel is great, economical and affordable! It’s a good choice for traveling to Osaka

Check-in is convenient and easy to understand. It is not far from the subway station. Although I was informed in advance that there is no elevator, it is very difficult to walk up to the 5th floor with my luggage. The price is cheap, so you can consider it yourself.

การเดินทางสะดวกรวดเร็วดี subway ในเมืองและ ใช้ JR เมื่อไปเที่ยวที่ Kobe และ KYOTOใช้ JR mini pass

The location is on the outskirts of Osaka, but it was close to the subway station, which was nice. The only regret was that there was no elevator, but the accommodation was clean and nice!

It said check-in time was 4pm, but I thought I would arrive earlier, so I asked if I could check in earlier, and they said it was fine after 3pm. There was no elevator, so I had to climb the stairs to get to my room on the 5th floor, which may have been difficult for people with suitcases. Also, the walls were thin, so I could hear the conversations in the next room, and outside light was leaking in from under the door of my room, which was a bit scary so I covered that area with a towel, but other than that it was very clean and had good amenities.

Located near exits 3 and 4 of Shinfukae Station. It's close to the subway and there's a convenience store nearby. It was nice to have a franchise rice bowl restaurant. If you want to exchange for new towels during your consecutive night stay If you hang a sign in front of the door, you will receive new towels. He hung it on the door. The room itself is clean and minimal. The staff were friendly and it was perfect for a cost-effective trip. However, the soundproofing seems to be a bit lacking, so please take note of this. I don't really care, so I think I'll use it next time.ᐟ

It was a cheap place to stay even during a 3-day weekend, but it wasn't as bad as I thought it would be! If you just need a place to sleep, it's enough. It was larger than it looked in the photos, and I had a comfortable stay! However, the walls seem to be quite thin, so you can hear everything from next door and in the hallway. Also, cleaning is only available for 3 nights, so if you just want to change the sheets, you have to pay 2,000 yen lol It's far from major areas like Dotonbori, but it's close to Tsuruhashi, and there's a deep nightlife district within walking distance, so you can enjoy the nightlife there!