Find3-Star Hotels in Sakai

I wanted to write a review after checking out, but I had to wait another day. At the end of March, I suddenly wanted to come to Osaka. After booking the flight, I looked at the hotel and found that the ones near Shinsaibashi were ridiculously expensive. I had to go far away. In fact, the distance from the city center of this hotel is acceptable to me. The room is not ordinary big, and the brothers and sisters at the front desk are also very enthusiastic. The disadvantage is that the wifi in the room 307 where I stayed was too bad, and there was almost no signal.

Affordable many restaurants around albeit run down but never the less still pretty awesome except for walkway pretty eerie at night hmm. Love the usage of laundry room! Thank you!

I had to stay at this hotel late at night because I missed my flight. The person at the counter was very kind and it was a really interesting and fun hotel. I highly recommend it because you can see the local Japanese culture.

It was my first time staying in an adult hotel. It was like Liu Laolao entering the Grand View Garden. This hotel is next to Hotel Fine, which is connected and easy to get lost. There is usually no one at the front desk. There is a landline to call someone to check in. It is really nice in Sakai City, a suburb of Osaka. There is no extra charge for two people, and the price is much lower than in downtown Osaka.

Location: Across the street from Sakaihigashi Station, very easy to find. In addition, Sakaihigashi is actually a large station. It only takes a dozen minutes to reach Namba, which is already the city center of Osaka. So if you can't find a hotel in Osaka, the price/performance ratio here is very competitive. Room: The room is relatively large, with a square layout, enough space for suitcases, and the overall look is clean and tidy. Service: There may be a shortage of staff. There was no one at the counter when I went there, but that did not affect the quality of the service. In the morning, there was a lady, and in the evening, there was a middle-aged man. The male waiter left a deep impression on me. He had a high EQ, was organized and had no loss of manners. Facilities: Toiletries are available in the lobby. There is a large bathroom but it is very small. The most embarrassing thing is that there is only one elevator. It is a bit inconvenient to have only one elevator in a hotel with more than ten floors. Breakfast: The hotel will issue breakfast coupons with four options. My personal opinion is that Matsuya has the best value for money, with ABC meals, and the portions and dishes are quite large. I gave up on Yoshinoya because they had natto. There is also a cafe on the second floor of the station and a hamburger shop on the first floor. The cafe's breakfast is sandwiches/bread with drinks. Finally, we went to a hamburger shop. I showed the clerk my breakfast coupon for the next day, but he said it was not for today and would not be accepted. I thought to myself, this coupon has not expired, and they just turned me away. Good job, forget it.

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)

I slipped into 24:00 with a sudden stay I didn't think there was a parking lot, but I stopped at an outside parking lot. It was 600 yen a day, so it's a bad thing. I can't review because I didn't have a meal. It was a non-smoking room, but the moment I entered, I smelled cigarettes. I was surprised because I didn't have a sleeping roll. and the dryer in the room was weak. and then it was almost within range.

The room is large, clean and tidy, the customer service staff is courteous, the location is convenient, the East Station is about 10 minutes away, and the nearby shopping street is very convenient. Will live next time

After playing outside for a whole day, I took a comfortable bath in the hotel's jacuzzi, then sat in a comfortable electric massage chair and enjoyed a professional massage. The fatigue of the day was completely eliminated.

There is only one train from Kansai International Airport to Sakai Station, so I made a reservation because of the convenience of the train and the low price of being a little far from the center. It's not too far from the station, and I was only staying for 2 nights and 3 days, and I was planning to eat out, so I was satisfied with the cleanliness of the room. Bathtub was large, too. I was able to borrow a bicycle, so Starbucks was close and it was comfortable.