Nest Hotel Osaka Shinsaibashi

The location of the hotel is simply impeccable, right downstairs is the MTR station, and more than one MTR station is nearby. Similarly, walk past a small traffic light to Lawson, across the street there is a Mos burger As for, Shinsaibashi, Dotonbori or donki are very close, and you will reach the shopping street on the side in about 15 minutes But the hotel room is very small, my 28-inch suitcase can only be barely put half on the floor, the other half suspended empty, if the last day to pack luggage will be trouble (however Japanese rooms are small) Baggage is only a minor problem, the hotel is not soundproof is the big trouble, I was in the room heard two rooms away Chinese in the corridor carrying luggage. One night even talking very loudly on the phone, the foreigner next to me and I happened to open the door together, you look at the eye, you know that the noise is not made by the other person, you can imagine how not soundproof. Every night upstairs and next door create more or less noise, this one hotel is not recommended for people with sleep disorders And the facilities are quite old, like a product of the last century. Its bathtub is rusty, and the washing machine is nothing to say, old does not matter, dirty is the problem, the whole washing machine outer ring is dirt

The kettle provided in the room was a little dirty, so I refrained from using it, but I was glad that the front desk was able to store my luggage smoothly. Also, the room had an auto-lock system, so even when I left in the middle of the night without my key, the front desk staff were very kind and helpful, which made me feel at ease. Overall, the reception staff were very helpful.