Best Nishinomiya Hotels

I stayed here for the purpose of visiting Kidzania. The room was enough for sleeping, and the bathroom had a large washing area, so it didn't feel like a business hotel. There was a little dirt when my child played by the window, but I guess that's just how it is. I would like to stay here again if I have the opportunity.

It's not far from Nishinomiya Station, just a 10-minute walk. There are large supermarkets and many convenience stores nearby. It's just that the rooms near the road are a bit noisy, but the room rate of this chain store on weekends is really conscientious, and the rooms are much larger than ordinary hotels. There is no breakfast service, and it feels very cost-effective!

The location is very convenient next to the subway station. The aunt at the front desk does not speak Chinese. The room lock is controlled by the front desk. There is no room card. The TV seems to only be able to watch one. The bathroom is good. The bed with two-layer mattress is very comfortable, but the light is relatively dark, and you can’t speak Japanese. There may be problems with communication.

The hotel is in a fantastic location, just a five-minute walk from Koshien Station. Right next door is the Corowa Shopping Mall, making trips to the supermarket and Muji incredibly convenient. Kidszania and Lalaport are also a short distance away, perfect for family outings. Additionally, the buffet breakfast offers a wide variety of delicious options, ensuring a great start to the day. Highly recommend!

I stayed here because there was no other good hotel with my friends, but the price was very good, check-in was possible in the middle of the night, and the employees were kind and nice. I think people who are not good at the smell of perfume filled in the corridor are not good at it, but other than that, the room was clean and it was a very good hotel than I thought.

First of all, the location is quite good, very close to the Koshien station, this is not a small Plaza. At this price point, I think it is really cost-effective in Japan. The room was extraordinarily large and it was not so bad. The disadvantage is that the air conditioner does not have a remote control, you have to get out of bed to adjust...

Very nice old house and well preserved, the host was very nice and accommodating., thanks

It is comfortable because the bath towel has thickness and absorbs water firmly. It is good that the bathroom is a little wider. I'm a little worried that I can hear quite a lot of footsteps and voices in the hallway.

thank you for helping me. It is a very convenient place for shopping and eating because it is close to the station and the shopping street. The room is simple for business. For use as a trip, a little The price is right for the cleaning and the interior. Until I went to the hotel, there were many customers who didn't wear masks even in the hotel. It's a corona misfortune, so i think I'd like you to be a little more careful. In this neighborhood of Amagasaki, there are many people who smoke while walking, so I felt that the smell of cigarettes was amazing.

The hotel is conveniently located, about a 3-minute walk from Hanshin Amagasaki Station. The Hanshin Amagasaki shopping district is right there, and it's also close to Namba and USJ, so it's perfect for sightseeing. I stayed here for 10 nights, and I think it's good for business travelers, too, and the check-out time of 11am is also good. The only negative point is that there are a lot of streetwalkers and touts at night due to the location. I think it's good value for money for this location.