Osaka Apartments

DAIWA ROYNET HOTEL ตั้งอยู่ในย่านชินไซบาชิ อยู่ข้างถนนช้อปปิ้งชินไซบาชิที่คุณจะได้พบกับ MCDO, Burger King, Family Mart, Daiso, Daimaru, Parco, Gyukako, Adidas, Onitsuka, Uniqlo, Gu, Dotonburi ร้านค้ามากมายขายสินค้าแบรนด์มือ 2 และยามากมาย ร้านค้า อีกฝั่งของแบรนด์หรูก็อยู่ใกล้ๆ (ถนนสายหลัก) พนักงานน่ารักมาก ช่วยเหลือดี และสามารถสื่อสารภาษาอังกฤษได้ดี พวกเขายังจัดการย้ายเตียงของเพื่อนของฉันเพื่อให้ง่ายขึ้นสำหรับพวกเขาด้วย โรงแรมมีกาแฟฟรี ช็อคโกแลตในล็อบบี้ชั้น 2 อุปกรณ์อาบน้ำทั้งหมดก็อยู่ที่นั่นด้วย เราพบว่าอาหารเช้าของโรงแรมเกินราคา Y1,900/หัว ควรปรับปรุงด้านนี้เนื่องจากมีเพียงไม่กี่ตัวเลือกเท่านั้น สถานที่มีขนาดเล็กดังนั้นฉันคิดว่าพวกเขาไม่สามารถใส่สิ่งของมากเกินไปได้ ควรลดต้นทุนเพื่อดึงดูดให้ผู้คนมารับประทานอาหารที่นั่น เนื่องจากมีทางเลือกอื่นๆ มากมายด้านนอกโรงแรม

Facilities: microwave oven/refrigerator/washing machine (with washing powder)/pots and pans/chopsticks, spoons and forks/knife and cutting board; Hygiene: My daughter likes to walk barefoot on the carpet, and her socks are also clean. Overall, it is cleaner than my home; Environment: The location is also very good. It takes 7-8 minutes to walk to Shin-Imamiya and 10 minutes to walk to the zoo (we are with the children); Service: Although the whole process was through email exchanges, communication was barrier-free, and check-in was also convenient and safe; It was a very correct choice to choose you this time. I brought my parents and children with me, and I could cook and fry, and there was also detergent. I felt so much belonging.

Convenient transportation, complete facilities, but the building is a bit shabby, the interior is good, the bed is also very soft

I heard from a friend that it is better to stay in a Japanese B&B when traveling in Japan, but when I confirmed the itinerary, I found that many B&Bs were booked. Finally, I found that there was still a No. 4 store. I saw two 1.5-meter beds, which was quite suitable for our family to travel. I looked at the comments in the comment area for 23 years and found that it was decorated, and some said that the environment was poor. In the end, I chose to book 10 nights. When I arrived at the hotel, I was shocked. Sure enough, it was still under renovation. The outdoor area was a mess. There was no access control downstairs, which was similar to the resettlement housing in the old community in China. I suddenly felt depressed and anxious. I didn’t know what to do in a foreign country, so I could only stay reluctantly. It was still very convenient to check in, and it was relatively clean inside, but it was really crowded, very crowded, and very dark. Friends who like sunshine should not choose this. After putting down the suitcase, there was no place for my feet. After staying for 6 nights, I found a very serious smell of spray paint. I saw that there was indeed a worker painting outside, and there was a big fan plugged in outside the door of our room 24 hours a day. It was really terrible. In China, this house cannot be used for commercial purposes, right? Because I was pregnant, I communicated the situation to Ctrip and they coordinated to change my stay to another store. The Namba store is not bad, like a hotel, clean and tidy, with complete electrical appliances, plenty of sunshine, convenient for drying clothes, and close to the subway entrance, so it is very convenient for free travel every day. I took pictures for your reference. The front one is the actual situation of store No. 4, and the back one is the changed one.

Location is near to the Shinsaibashi street, exit from the Shinsaibashi train station and either take the elevator from Parco or take the escalator from exit 6 to reach the ground level. Family mart is just opposite the hotel & there are many food options available nearby. Cleanliness was ok, but perhaps the decoration and furnitures are in dark colour, you could see quite obvious dust going around. There is a limited (empty bins & change towels) or full house keeping option every day. They do not top up the bottles of water if you have not consume the current ones placed inside the room. The washing machine & microwave in the room works well. Laundry soap is also provided. There is a QR code for you to scan to operate the washing machine. One minus point is there is no drying rack or enough hangers going around if you were to wash one full load (total 6 hangers provided in the room). The room was well lit in the day as there is a big window and sunlight can shine in. Night time is abit insufficient as the lights inside the room are too dim.

I’ve stayed here more times than I can remember. Just shows how much I like the IC. The hotel continues to deliver on service, cleanliness and location. With the opening of the Grand Green Osaka there are even more shops, restaurants and greenery around the hotel. It’s a big shame though that with the new office and hotels towers having come up, rooms facing the west, which in the past had the best views of the Umeda Sky Building and the Yodo River now has obstructed views.

Excellent stay with very sizeable room compared to many others that are cramped. Glad to have chosen this location as it's away from the absolutely crowded Dotonburi but not too far from station (5 min walk). Staff speak multiple languages and Family Mart right just across the road. Close to many different dining options (not just Japanese) including Chinese, Korean, Filipino

The 3 double beds and the dining table were very useful. The location was good. There were many good restaurants nearby, which was nice. The facilities were clean and good, but. As soon as I arrived, there was dust under the bed, so I was able to clean it and rest. The bathroom and toilet were all clean, which was nice. It was cold when I slept at night. The remote control for the heating didn't work, so it was a little cold. But I still didn't regret choosing this accommodation. I'll use it again next time!! Thank you for the good memories!!

Superb location, the only other hotel I want to try in the area would be Park Front, given it is really at park front. Wide dining selections in the adjacent malls. Good customer service, we were greet by the Korean young man (Joohan was his name I think), who speaks very good English and was very helpful to arrange our left luggage to be brought into our room when ready. Love to come back, if their female onsen can really be restricted to female only... Have seen different mothers of unassociated families, bringing their non-toddlers boys into the ladies onsen... This really makes me felt awkward and really embarrassed.. , especially more these boys keeps looking at females in the lockers, shower, onsen area. Not sure why their mothers didn't noticed or care to tell them off.. Sigh!

1. Location: About 6 minutes(?) walk from the station, really close. There's also a Lawson nearby. 2. Room cleanliness: Clean and spacious!! Above all, the conditions are great for the price!! 3. Inquiries: Be sure to contact us via Google Mail-! They usually don't answer calls, but if you send an email, they'll reply within 10 minutes. They use English! 4. Service: I asked for a refill of towels via email, but they told me to use the washing machine in the room, but no matter how much I turned it, it wouldn't dryㅠㅜㅠ(I was able to wash them. There was detergent on top.) I quickly dried the last one and used it. Please take note if you're going (we may not have followed the instructions!)