Very close to the Nankai Electric Railway Shin-Imamiya Station, making it quick to get to Namba. However, there aren't many dining options in the immediate surroundings, so you need to head out to Namba or further away. The public bath costs 1,000 yen per person, but I decided to try it out. Note that there are no baskets provided, so you need to bring your own bag. Also, please note that there is no complimentary water in the room, so you'll need to buy your own. Check-in is self-service, though staff are available to help. You pick up your own yukata, toothpaste, and toothbrush. You can also participate in the hotel's evening activities and games, but the lines were too long so I skipped it. The room was very clean and spacious; we stayed in a room with two double beds and had a view of the Tsutenkaku Tower. The only issue was that the previous guest had a very strong body odor, so I had to use my own perfume to spray the room, but the smell didn't dissipate even after staying a whole day.
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