2-Star Hotels in Nishinomiya

A very cost-effective hotel with large rooms and complete facilities. It is a 15-minute walk from the city. After soaking in the golden soup, you can walk back to the hotel or call the boss to pick you up. In the evening, the shops in the downtown area close very early. If there is no need to eat kaiseki soup in the hotel, staying here is also a good choice.

First of all, the location is quite good, very close to the Koshien station, this is not a small Plaza. At this price point, I think it is really cost-effective in Japan. The room was extraordinarily large and it was not so bad. The disadvantage is that the air conditioner does not have a remote control, you have to get out of bed to adjust...

I stayed here because there was no other good hotel with my friends, but the price was very good, check-in was possible in the middle of the night, and the employees were kind and nice. I think people who are not good at the smell of perfume filled in the corridor are not good at it, but other than that, the room was clean and it was a very good hotel than I thought.

I had to leave on a short notice for a business trip that required an overnight stay, so I quickly made a reservation. I'm grateful that I was able to reserve two rooms for two people right away. There was a microwave in the room, which was convenient and eliminated the usual hassle of having to go to the lobby to heat something up. The room itself wasn't large, but it seemed to be well cleaned. I'd appreciate it if I had the opportunity to stay with you again.

This was not the first time we had stayed in a love hotel. They are branching out and offering overnight stays to tourists, even offering services in English. We booked this one because it was near where we needed to be, and all the other places around were full. We couldn't quite believe how convenient it was from the station. We were looking for major roads and a 5-minute or more walk. In fact, the lefts and rights we had been given were minor roads and the distance from the station was less than one minute. Couldn't really be more convenient. Discreet but friendly check in. Past the displays about the different facilities available in each room, up in the elevator and there was our room, behind a creeky door. Unlike regular hotels in Japan, space was no issue. Room to walk around, a lounge area, spacious bathroom, and a large bed - obviously the main event. Large TV with the usual interesting selection of movies. Some rather gaudy decorations but with a nice large room like this, we didn't care. Quiet (sound-proofed, I guess), peaceful, comfortable. We got a good night's sleep. No breakfast provided, but plenty of convenience stores in the neighbourhood. Slightly expensive for the facilities offered, but everything else was just fine.

It was a stay for Kidzania. It was a room enough to sleep, and there was a large washroom in the bath, so I didn't think it was a business. When the child played by the window, the dirt was a little noticeable, but I wondered if it was like that ... I would like to use it again if I have the opportunity.

The room had been renovated and was clean, but the smell from the toilet and bath bothered me. If the floor and drains were cleaned a little more carefully, I think the rest of the stay would be more comfortable. I arrived after dark, so the arrows were not clearly visible and I ended up parking in the wrong multi-storey Aeon car park, which made it difficult to find.