Sakai Hotels with Bars

Honest review The room is very big, very clean, everything is complete. Stayed for 3 nights, got a price of a little over 4 thousand. Can leave luggage first. When we went, check-in was at 6 pm, no later than midnight. When checking out, we checked in around noon. The room is really big. You can roll over and sleep. The bathroom is separate. The shower room has a screen too. 55555 Disadvantages: Not in the city. Take the train to Namba for about half an hour. It might be far for other people, but we are okay.

This hotel is very good for the room cost. The staff is very helpful, courteous and all is orderly. Although the room is small - this is how things are in Japan - everything in the room is well organized, everything works perfectly and the hotel is very quiet! Hairdryer (yes), mini fridge (yes), work surface (yes), work chair (yes), work lamp (yes), fast Internet (yes at 200-400 Mbps), openable windows (yes), AC (yes), shower and shampoos (yes), washer dryer on 6th floor, proximity restaurants an 2 major train lines (~12 mins to Namba). Of all hotels I have stayed in, in my business travels, this one stuns me for perfect functioning of everything and courtesy of the people. The Japanese people are very respectful and courteous. Slight draw back is you only get one water bottle a day... So go to 7-11 at corner and buy the large 2 liter (?) water for $0.70. Will stay here again for sure. So much bang for the buck and such kind and respectful and helpful staff! Bravo! Denis ( California)

Excellent room, for such a price we can say a very good offer, the area is comfortable to live for a long time. The rooms have a massage chair, all amenities, a separate bathroom, 7-9 minutes walk from the metro

The bath shower turned to cold water halfway through and didn't get warm, which was a problem. After waiting a little while, the hot water started to come out again and it got warm, but it turned to cold water again and it was cold by the time I got out of the bath. The amenities were plentiful and nice, and the front desk was very helpful, so the only disappointing thing was the temperature of the shower.

Cute little hotel conveniently located right in front of Sakai station with all the amenities you need including a gendered public bath, self serve toiletries, washer/dryer. Rooms are small but typical for a Japanese hotel. The highlight is definitely the breakfast. This is a 3 star hotel but the breakfast is 5 stars easily. It’s a buffet of traditional Japanese breakfast dishes. You’re not going to get wagyu steak for breakfast, but every dish is extremely well prepared and tastes amazing. This is in comparison to other 4-5 star hotels we stayed at during this same trip. All in all, a wonderful stay you won’t regret booking here.

A very pleasant stay in Comfort Hotel Sakai. It’s just 3 min walk to the Sakai station. It was a business trip for me. The room is standard Japanese hotel room size. The bed was bigger than expected. Everything was immaculately clean and well maintained. Front desk staff are very welcoming and helpful. I’ll definitely choose this hotel again.

I made a reservation the day before to go to Kansai International Airport. Check-in was smooth, amenities were abundant, coffee, tea, free water in the refrigerator, mini snacks, and microwaves, and I was grateful that I was able to relax in a large bathtub. There is a shopping center with life and 100 average right next door, which is convenient. I was able to relax with a massage chair. If you are on foot, you can connect to the JR line ”Tsukuno Station” by the ”Hirai Ohashi” bus stop for a few minutes on foot.

First of all, the hotel is in a great location, just a 5-minute walk from the west exit of Nankai Electric Railway Sakaihigashi Station. There are hotels all around, and opposite the government office, you can overlook Sakai City. Check in on the second floor, and there will be detailed instructions for accommodation. The room is clean and soundproof. I thought it was a bit remote, but it turned out to be very lively. I also participated in the Czech Carnival in the government office square opposite, and enjoyed the charm of the Czech Republic, the ”European Conservatory”! If you travel in Kansai, this is worth choosing!