Sakai Hotels with Free Breakfast

Breakfast is good. Staff english was sufficient to process checkin transaction. Location near train station close walk. There are many adjacent restaurants adn dinning sopts just behind the hotel building.

Great experience and nice staff

It was a nice hotel where you can have good memories of the year-end and New Year holidays! Even though it is a large room, it is very cheap compared to other hotels, and it is good that the towels are substantial! It's good that the water absorption is too good! I want to go to stay again without feeling tied up for a long time

Overall, it was actually good, there were some minor episodes,  headed to the hotel, after check-in  on the room,  only knew to give the wrong room , because I booked a non-smoking and separate toilet room. But he gave me a room without a toilet, and I had to walk down to change rooms. Then after the change, it was not so  non-smoking room,  also  the room did not have a hairdryer and had to walk back down to get it. The hotel is very large and separates the annex and the main building, so it takes quite a lot of time to walk around, this is the worst. But it is worthy of praise that the place is really big. Very few places in Japan will be so big, at least you can open a few bags. But for breakfast, different styles every day this is pretty good, but I think it could be perfected. I got back to the hotel very late due to work, but he had to get breakfast vouchers from the front desk every day. I think I could give all the breakfast vouchers with my room key or check-in. If you are worried you can put back breakfast vouchers for so many days in the room. Otherwise it is more inconvenient for business travelers to walk back and forth. But the station is close, 10 minutes if you walk, so it's OK. There is a 7-Eleven nearby so overall it is good. Summary: It can perfectly make the guests  a little more comfortable, more should see the Booking  room. 

Being a love hotel, it was spacious and the bed was big, which was nice. The only thing that bothered me was the black mold in the bathroom, but there were more amenities than in a business hotel, and the bathroom was spacious, so it was great in that respect.

i decided to look at the photos of the public bath it was only men. why? I don't like it. I have to go to the main building for breakfast. I can't. It was Saturday. Resident parking lot がどこも slamming で, かなり I had a hard time. There's no next one.

Comfortable, clean and tidy

The hotel area is super large, and there is no hotel of the same type in the city center. The location is indeed a bit biased, there is no urgent matter to pay attention to the price-performance ratio. !

There is a public bathhouse on the second floor (I only discovered it when I checked out, so I didn't get to go there.) The room is big and has a view! It feels a little dated, but in Japan, it's a retro game, so this is acceptable. The location is good as it is near the station where the Nankai Airport Express stops. I don't think many people usually come to Sakai Station for sightseeing... Still, accessibility to downtown Osaka seems to be excellent.

I walked about 20 minutes from Sakai station, but I got the impression that I arrived early without hesitation at all even in the first land. Amenities are styles to take by yourself next to the receptionist. The room was like an ordinary business hotel, and I didn't expect anything because I just stayed.