Room was clean and comfortable. There was a balcony and you could prop the door open for fresh air. Beds were nice. Location is fantastic: five minute walk from the train station, great restaurants all around, throw a rock and you'll hit a convenience store. And there's a laundry room! And a lounge with a microwave! They also let us check in an hour early, which I appreciated.

Getting the shower to run hot consistently was a struggle. It didn't seem like the air conditioning unit did much (thank goodness for the balcony door). The bidet didn't work. All of these might have been operator error. I didn't ask the staff for help, because none were big deals. My daughter and I loved this place and would return.

I’ll try to be as informative as possible. 1) Location: - I would say the location is okay. It’s only max 10 minutes of walking from the nearest station (Miyakojima, Tanimachi Line). You just have to walk straight and you’ll find the sign with that name. There are a lot of food areas around here. McDonald’s and Family Mart are nearby the station entrance. 2. Check-in: - Check in was rather easy. Once you booked the hotel, you’ll receive 6-digit codes for you to manually check-in. When you came inside to the lobby, you’ll need to check in using the tab they provided and they’ll give you room key number (take picture of it! It’s a single paper receipt) 3. Service: - They provided new towels and toothbrush kit every afternoon. So don’t worry about bringing the towels. The lady on the counter is very helpful, when she’s around. But otherwise, you may need to contact through the booking agency’s message. They respond rather quick. 4. Facilities: - There is an elevator (although I must warn you, it’s rather small, enough for one Caucasian with luggages. But I can assure it’s clean. - In the room, they provided electrical kettle, hairdryer, teas and others. - Room is clean, beds are clean, bathroom is clean

Okay, for this one is subjective, because I was solo traveling, but points to consider: 1) Size: - The room and bathroom (and elevator) are quite small. If you come in two persons, you may need to do some math on how would you like to organize your luggages in the room. Bathroom can be claustrophobic, because you’ll bump into the wall if you take a shower aggressively. 2) Location: - While the hotel is at a strategic location, bear in mind that it can be quiet when it’s near midnight. Although, there are lights from street lights and restaurants. Not that I feel I was in danger tho, but thought I should mention it out. One thing that I feel uncomfortable is that: - There is no socket near to your beds, they’re located at the TV table.

The hotel is just a 3-minute walk to the station, Lawson is nearby. Easy self-check-in and they have a vending machine, The lounge room was ok. The rooms are almost the same size as the APA rooms, and the beds are comfortable. You get fresh towels every morning.

It was very cheap and actually ok for its price. There were quite enough space in the room. Also it had a kettle, I like when hotels have it. Selfcheck-in was easy.

The emergency door in the room is a bit creepy (it’s just one more door that you shouldn’t open and I was afraid that someone can come through it from outside). In the last day we had some problems with hot water (but it was okay in the previous days). The bathroom is a bit small.

Good location, clean room. Cute balcony and tv system

For women, if you are on your menstrual cycle, there’s no trash can in the toilet to throw away sanitary products. I have to warp in tissues and walk to common area to throw it away

Charming little hotel in a perfect location – highly recommended! I stayed here for a few nights and had a very pleasant experience. This is a small, cozy hotel located just a few steps from the metro station and several shops – including tourist-friendly ones like 7-Eleven and Lawson, as well as local discount stores where Japanese people shop (and where prices are much lower!). Check-in and check-out are self-service, but the receptionist – despite not speaking English – was extremely polite and genuinely helpful, which made a lovely impression. A huge plus: you can drop off your luggage as early as 11:07 a.m. and then return for the room at 4 p.m. – a very practical solution for travelers. The room was small but had everything I needed. The bathroom was tiny and built into the room, but it was enough for a comfortable stay. Basic toiletries were available, fresh towels were provided daily, and although the room wasn't cleaned during my stay, it wasn't a problem at all. There's even access to a small shared balcony, which was a nice touch. All in all, a great place to stay – comfortable, well-located, and absolutely worth recommending! 😊

Not much to tell, great value for money at a good location

Checkout time is a tad early at 10am, rather than the standard 11am

everything

the location is not that convenient for new visitors.

Check in was only at 16:00 but the friendly staff allowed me to drop my bags off in my room a little after 10 so I didn't have to carry it around all day. Every morning there were fresh towels left at our door. It was a convenient short walk to the station on a straight road. Everything was clean and neat. Great experience.

The bathroom was a little small but to be expected.

The location is essential but cozy enough. The room is comfortable and within the standard for a business / short stay hotel. Automatic check-in was smooth and the refilling of clean towels and amenities consistent. Position was great for me, although might be a bit "peripheral". However, it's a short metro ride to Umeda and even a reasonable walk, if one's up to it.

The only downside is the lack of front desk for most of the time. It wasn't an issue for me, but probably useful to know.