It is walking distance to Osaka station and Osaka loop line. Plus, it has 7/11 downstairs which is so handy. The room size is decent size compared to other hotels in Japan. Also, they provide thoughtful toiletries such as facial cleansing oil and moisturiser, kids pack with facial towel and slippers. Lastly, it is so handy that their laundry machine accepts IC card and others.

Can’t fault anything except I hope there were 4 pillows instead of just 2.

The location is very good, only 10-15 minute walk from Osaka station. The room was small but clean and comfortable with an excellent blackout blind on the window that cut out all light. The breakfast buffet had a reasonable selection to suit western and Japanese tastes and the restaurant was very clean and the staff friendly. Extras for the room, such as tea, coffee, shower caps, toothbrushes and so on, were all provided in the reception area, you simply took what you needed. Check in was easy, payment was done using a machine which dispensed the room cards. Checking out using this machine was super fast. I would definitely recommend this hotel to others and would stay again myself.

We could bring our luggage earlier and they even took care of our strawberries 🤭 The bathroom was quite big, but I would I’ve preferred a bit more space in the room than in the bathroom. Really good equipment, there was even a massage machine and a pants pressing machine. Sadly we didn’t had time for breakfast, but it looked really nice.

It was I bit further from the station then I thought, but still totally fine. Like I said before I would have preferred that the bathroom would have been smaller and the room a bit bigger, but it’s not a big deal. The room was small, but just as small as I expected it from a Japanese hotel room. The most and kinda only negative negative thing was, I found some hairs that weren’t ours…

This place is close to Osaka station, which made it so much easier to travel several places in Osaka. Also a humongous subway retail space under Osaka station means you have everything at your door step. It also has a 7/11 just outside the hotel ( 7/11 s are life saver in Japan) The room was cosy, comfortable bed, size was a bit smaller but that only looked smaller because our hotel prior to this place was bigger in Kyoto, otherwise the place is perfect for our 3 nights stay. You could easily connect to TV from your Phone as well, which is again a bonus to watch what you like.

Spacious rooms, great bathroom, great pillows. Good amenities, location was good. Staff was nice, convenience store attached to the building. All in all a great experience.

The beds were extremely firm, but that’s common in Japan. Still the bed was hard to the point where I literally had a dream about buying a futon to put on the bed for better sleep. I think any hotel that starts to take requests for mattress toppers for foreigners will earn significantly more money.

The hotel was amazing and extremely clean and nicely designed from the reception to the rooms. I really appreciated the black out blinds and the rooms were spacious. It was really nice that you could track which washing machines were being used which saved us going downstairs to check. We could also see how long the washing machines had left. Being able to use the hotel change machine to get coins for the washing machine was really useful too. The staff were also friendly and professional.

Really convenient location close to train station, it's a little far from Dontonbori but can get a quick train there. Our floor had a really useful room where we could wash clothes and had an ice and vending machine. The room was a good size very clean and comfortable and had lots of useful amenities at reception.

our shower wasn't very powerful at all but the bath was really nice and big with free bath bombs. if it wasn't for shower being bad I'd give a higher review because it is a really good hotel.

Good sized rooms, clean and easy to find. 7/11 under the hotel for grabbing milk, or snacks. Good sized reception and able to store luggage.

Check in was unnecessarily complicated. Had to access our key cards from a self serve thing with limited translations available. And then we couldn’t pay there so had to go back to the main counter anyway. Annexe was located round the corner and felt like an entirely separate hotel. We had booked a room in the annexe and in the main hotel, but they weren’t anywhere near each other.

Brand new facility, so everything was immaculate. Unfortunately the person before us had smoked in the washroom for some reason, so it smelt of cigarettes. Generous with the freebies, including a set of PJ’s and slippers. Plus refills for toiletries in the lobby. Very quiet, never heard my neighbours once. Breakfast was amazing and they changed it up day to day.

Very hard beds. If you like a firm bed, you will love it. My brother thought the mattress was great. I like super soft mattresses, so this just felt like sleeping on the floor to me.

The hotel is well located, close to Umeda station, and only a short walk from Umeda Sky Building. The beds are comfortable and the bathroom is quite spacious. The breakfast buffet is also quite variable (also with european options).

The room is tiny (the smallest from all Japanese hotels we tried). We had problems fitting in the luggage (1 cabin trolley, and one middle-sized luggage) in the limited space, and since there is no wardrobe, it became quite uncomfortable.