Hotel Chuo Selene

Location: 5 points The location is really good and the transportation is convenient Facilities: 5 points It is incomparably good for travelers, and it can be said that it has everything you need Environment: 3 points This is also the only annoying point. For ordinary people like us, it is a big minus for the overall environment

This hotel is located next to the JR Shin-Imamiya Express in Osaka, a few meters away on foot. It is easy to find next to the main road and the price is affordable, especially recommended for travelers who arrive late. I have stayed here many times and it feels really good and very convenient. There is even a 10% discount at designated stores in FamilyMart, which is great. Thank you. The Hotel provides coffee and hot tea all day long, which is very thoughtful. Once you check in, you can change your towels by yourself on a completely self-service basis, and there will be no cleaning staff to disturb you when it comes to bath towels and daily cleaning, so it is quite private! Next time I come to Osaka to visit friends, this Hotel/Chuo Selene will still be my first choice! Remember that travelers interested in accommodation should book in advance as they are often fully booked.

The location of the hotel is very good. It is only a 1-minute walk from the subway zoo-mae station and a few minutes' walk from Tennoji. There are many restaurants near Tennoji but most of them are full at night.

The location of this hotel is surprisingly good. I didn't have much expectations. After all, the price was cheap. I didn't expect the room to be very large. When checking in, the young lady and uncle at the front desk joked with me in English. They explained the precautions very clearly and the service attitude was very good. It's right next to the Zoo-mae subway station and Shin-Imamiya Station. Nearby is Tsutenkaku Tower and a large Don Quixote. There was indeed the sound of trams and racing cars roaring past at night, but it disappeared after 12 o'clock. I'm not that sensitive to noise. Check-in can only be done at 3pm, so if you arrive early, you can only store your suitcases at the hotel. For luggage storage in the hotel, you need to put a 100 yen coin in the card slot as a deposit before you can take out the key. When I arrived in Japan, I had no yen at all, so I had to go to the nearby FamilyMart convenience store to take out the money.