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The room is very clean and the design details are very user-friendly. Although the area is not very large, it has everything it needs. It is quite good for one person to stay there. I will come again in the future

Equivalent to domestic Samsung. The location is okay, about 300 meters from the subway station and close to Kuromon Market. It is definitely convenient for late night snacks. If you want to go shopping, there is still a subway stop.

The hotel is clean and conveniently located. You can walk to Nihonbashi Station or Namba Station. There is a convenience store and a 21-hour restaurant downstairs across the street.

The hotel has just opened. There is a self-service check-in machine in the lobby, and staff can also help you check in. You can pick up toothpaste, cotton pads, cotton swabs and other supplies at the counter. The air conditioning in the lobby is not enough, and it is even hotter than the street in summer. The room was quite clean and tidy, but the wash basin in the toilet was very narrow, and I often bumped into the faucet when washing my face! There is no bottled water supply for a hotel of this level. You have to get the kettle in the room to fill it up😅 The location is convenient, there is a convenience store diagonally opposite, and Kuromon Market is across the road.

The hotel is very new, the breakfast is good, there are many convenience stores downstairs, and you can walk to the mall

The hotel's hardware equipment is very new, and the service attitude of the staff is very friendly. Suggestion: The breakfast choices can be simplified. For example: the service attitude of the staff is very friendly. Suggestion: The choice of breakfast can be simpler, such as: hard-boiled eggs, fried eggs, milk...

The hotel is located in Nihonbashi. It is very close to Animation Street, Kuromon Market and the bridge subway station within walking distance. The hotel has self-service check-in, which is very convenient. Breakfast is a set meal with three options, and it is recommended to add toppings. The room is not big but has everything you need. It's not bad. It's just that it's close to the roadside at night, so it might be a little noisy, but overall it's not bad.

There are many restaurants near the hotel, and it is also very close to Shinsaibashi on foot. It only takes about 5 minutes. The hotel is very new. There is no parking lot in the hotel, but the parking fees nearby are not expensive. You can also consider driving by yourself.

The breakfast was quite disappointing. It turned out to be not a buffet, so I chose an ordinary set. The room was clean.

There are some daily necessities at the front desk, including toner, cotton swabs and lotion! It’s very convenient. If you forget to bring it, you can pick it up at the front desk! But remember at 24:00 midnight, you have to tap your card to enter the gate after going out. I didn’t eat breakfast in the hotel, but it felt good!

The hotel only officially opened in June. It's very new. It's very clean overall. It's also very close to Takashimaya and Nankai Namba (don't follow Google Maps when dragging suitcases, it's much flatter if you take the main road!) There was a Chinese-speaking girl at the counter in the morning (with a little girl on her waist) who was very helpful. Thank you very much.

The hotel lobby and rooms are beautifully decorated. The room was kept very clean. The hotel staff are very friendly and some of them can speak English. The only improvement is that there are only two washing machines and dryers. During busy hours in the evening, there is a chance that you won’t be able to wash your clothes if you queue up.

The room is very new. The overall feeling is great and modern. It is also very convenient for shopping and eating around. The only regret is that the windows along the street are sometimes noisy, and there is often the roar of modified motorcycles.

When I went to Osaka with my daughter, it was a new hotel and it was connected to Hyatt. However, the actual staff training is insufficient and the rooms are a bit larger than ordinary Japanese hotels. But it's very noisy at night and the sound insulation is not good.