This Osaka hotel offered a great overall stay, with its prime location being the biggest advantage. It's very close to the subway station, making getting around super convenient. During our stay, we mostly walked to Shinsaibashi, which took about 15 minutes, perfect for shopping and dining.
The hotel's surroundings also have excellent amenities. To the left as you exit, there's a small greengrocer, and to the right, a convenience store. If you walk further right to the main road, there's even a 24-hour supermarket where you can buy daily necessities, vegetables, fruits, sushi, and more – ideal for families or longer stays.
The front desk staff can communicate in English, so there were no issues there. We stayed in a family room, which I found to be quite spacious for a Japanese hotel, and the space was very well utilized. It had one large bed and a bunk bed, and adults can comfortably sleep on the bunk bed. The room also includes a kitchen, allowing for simple cooking. The separate toilet and bathroom design is very practical, preventing any inconvenience if multiple people need to use them at the same time.
The tap water in the room is drinkable, and the lobby offers a variety of tea bags. There's also a laundry room, which is a huge plus for those traveling with children or on extended trips.
Regarding cleanliness, bedsheets were changed every other day, but trash bags and towels were replaced daily. When returning to the hotel late at night, you need to use your room card to enter the main entrance, which provides excellent security.
Overall, this is a hotel with good value for money, a convenient location, and very suitable for family travel. If I visit Osaka again, I would definitely consider staying here.
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