Best Minoh Hotels

Location: Located in Minoh Mountain, similar to Osaka's Fragrant Mountain, it is a holy place for locals to enjoy red leaves. You can walk to the local attraction Minoh Waterfall ~ before 8 pm, you can take the hotel's minibus from the subway [Minoh Station] directly (minibus timetable official website); or take a taxi to [Qianli Central] subway station and go up the mountain, less than 200 yuan Service: I have often heard people say that people in Osaka are very welcoming, but this time I felt it deeply! It was already late at night when I arrived at the hotel with my friends. The old man on duty helped us enthusiastically. He also made an exception and allowed us to use the private bath because the public bath was about to end. We were very touched and the scenery was wonderful. Scenery: You can enjoy the night view of Osaka from the way up the mountain. When you get to the room, you can see the beautiful scenery outside the window. Diet: I only had breakfast, which was very delicious and nutritionally balanced. There are many local tourists, so you can learn how everyone makes chazuke rice haha

I stayed here on a business trip in Kansai. It's very close to Senri Chuo Station on the subway and monorail, and is conveniently located with both Itami Airport and Shin-Osaka Station within 15 minutes. The hotel has an old, worn-out image. The air conditioning is centrally controlled and cannot be switched between hot and cold, so even at 10 degrees, it only cooled (fan?). However, although the hotel has a historic feel, the room was fully equipped with all the necessary amenities, so I had no inconveniences.

service: The staff are friendly and super helpful. The staff checking us in was able to communicate in English adequately, and both the cafe and noodle shop attached have menus in English, Korean, Chinese, and Japanese. Most services in the hotel have all four languages written some where so it's pretty convenient. The amenities provided were fantastic, they even provided face masks free of charge, to really maximize the relaxation. facilities: We booked the room with a personal hot tub/sauna and it was definitely worth it! You can take a soak in the privacy of your room at any time of the day, so relaxing! The public onsen was also very nice, with clear instructions on proper procedure and very helpful staff, don't hesitate to ask them any questions. Definitely give it a try, but remember to be respectful of your fellow bathers. I would recommend that you check in as soon as the hotel allows, so you enjoy the public onsen as soon as possible haha food: We booked the buffet breakfast, it was interesting. Sme traditional Japanese cuisine and some traditional western fare; all delicious. If you don't want restaurants food from the first floor, and have some time to spare, feel free to ask the staff about any nearby convenience stores. conclusion: we had a fantastic time. the location is very quiet and walking around during the day is very relaxing, followed by a soak in your private tub or the public onsen.

The location is very convenient. The hotel is not far from Itami Airport and there are restaurants nearby. The room is very large and very comfortable for one person. There is a Kinoshita facility in the airport that is convenient for nucleic acid testing for returning home, so I stayed for three nights and checked out after getting the results within 48 hours. It was very comfortable.

This hotel was probably built by renovating a nursing home or hospital. The room I stayed in had a simple bed for caregivers, the toilet had a backrest instead of a cover, and the bathroom was barrier-free. The futon had stains on it, so it wasn't very comfortable. The large artificial hot spring bath (not that big though) and the shuttle bus service to the airport were very good.

This hotel was compensated by ana... The flight could not land and had to return... 4 hours on the plane, and then 4 hours at the airport to change the flight... The hotel is at the airport (but you need to walk along the sidewalk, don't go through the parking lot when you see it opposite... There is a basketball net opposite and you can't get through at all) The hotel includes self-service breakfast in the morning, providing bread and coffee from 5:30-6:00, and self-service after 6:00. The variety is Japanese, and you can still eat enough. It's not bad to walk 5 minutes from the hotel to Sukiya. The hotel provides a free shuttle bus to the airport in the morning, which is very convenient, just queue up. (I also saw the scene of the police chasing 🙀 I was so lucky...

I like watching airplanes, so I use this hotel. I have used it four times in the past year, including business trips. The rooms are always clean. Amenities are also prepared in the room, which is convenient.

I recently stayed at Hotel Fine Garden and was pleasantly surprised by the experience, especially given the incredibly low rates. The rooms are huge and come equipped with an impressive array of amenities that truly elevate the stay. Each room features a giant bed, a spacious couch, and even a massive bathtub, making it feel more like a suite than a standard hotel room. While I initially booked without realizing it was a love hotel, I found the atmosphere to be clean, discreet, and welcoming. The added perks of free movies and karaoke made for an entertaining stay. Plus, the location is fantastic—super close to the airport, with free parking available. Overall, Hotel Fine Garden offers exceptional value for the price. If you’re looking for spacious accommodations with a touch of fun, this place is definitely worth considering!

The building seems to be somewhat old, but the interior is nicely decorated and well-cleaned. The room (twin this time) is also spacious and good. The upper floors have a panoramic view of Minamisenri Park depending on the angle. However, because it is an old building, the faucet is an old type that turns on hot and cold water separately, so if you are not careful, you will get burned by the hot water. Also, due to the structure of the hotel, the soundproofing seems to be a little weak, and on quiet nights you can faintly hear the snoring of the person next door. (It's not too bad, and I think it's not a problem unless you are extremely sensitive to noise.) As for the location, it is directly connected to Minamisenri Station by an aerial corridor, which is convenient. (However, it closes at around 10:30 pm, so I couldn't make it in time.) There was also a general facility with a supermarket and restaurants right next door.