Business Hotels in Suita

Very good location, just next to Esaka metro station, staff can speak English, there are water filling stations at every floor for drinking, clean and descent hotel, there are numerous shops for eating, shopping below. There are also super market.

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.

I'm very satisfied with this quality for 5,000 yen. When I was shown to the annex, I thought it was old and dim, but considering the price, it was great. There was an outlet nearby, the toilet seat was heated, and the refrigerator was cold.

Let’s talk about the hotel first. This time we booked a double room (with bathtub) for 2 people. The aisle in the room is just big enough to open two large suitcases, but it will slightly affect walking. The hygiene is very good, towels are changed and garbage is collected every day. In terms of public facilities, there are indoor and outdoor baths for girls. Basic bathroom facilities and lotions are provided. If you need to cover tattoos, you can get stickers from the front desk. I go there almost every day. I highly recommend going in the morning if you have time. The blue sky in the open-air bath is so beautiful! As for transportation, as long as I stay near the station, it’s fine! After exiting Kanbian Station, turn right and turn left at the end. You can go directly to the second floor of the hotel via the overpass, and then take the hotel elevator. There is a supermarket on the first floor, and it is connected to the hospital at the back. The journey takes about 2 minutes, which is super convenient! However, it takes about 40min-1hr to get to downtown Osaka, such as Shinsaibashi, and it is quite smooth to get to Universal Studios~ But in terms of the convenience of subway transfer, it is convenient and only takes a long time. It is a bit like taking the MRT in Taiwan. concept ~ Of course this is reflected in the price! The price is different from that in Osaka city. This stay was a good experience. I will consider it next time I go to Japan~

The rooms were well-equipped and cleaned. Unfortunately, the view from the window was of a building. The air conditioner worked well and was comfortable. It was a shame that the slippers were not disposable. There were a few types of Japanese and Western breakfast, but it was enough. The people in the kitchen were also nice. I was happy that breakfast was available from 6:30. The refrigerator was small, but it was also able to freeze food properly, which was helpful. The front desk staff were also polite and nice. I would stay here again.

The room had a slight smell, and the quilt smelled strongly of cigarette smoke. The location and convenience are all good, and the service attitude of the front desk staff is very good. There is a supermarket nearby

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The location of the hotel is very good, 5min from Midosuji Station to Shinsaibashi/Umeda/Namba, the room facilities are also good, the sanitary condition is good, and the staff is very good. The fly in the ointment is that the room is small, but it is fine to live alone. Also, there are very few staff at the front desk who can communicate in English. The communication depends on ideas...but you can communicate with each other slowly, but it is inefficient and not a big problem.