Hotel B Suites Namba Kuromon

I will use it again when I come to Osaka.

The hotel location was good, but as expected from a small Japanese hotel, the bathroom was high up and small, the bedroom had a musty smell, and the bathroom had a bit of a bad smell, which was disappointing.

A short-term hotel in Osaka with small rooms

This is the first time I met an Osaka person who bullies the weak and fears the strong and has a bad attitude and discrimination. As a hotel manager, he said that Chinese and Koreans are stupid, did not allow visitors to enter the room, and asked for tips💷 When the conflict started, he kept pointing at me and my mother, scolding, snatching my suitcase, and almost hit me. I watched him go crazy and took a photo📸I have lived in Tokyo, Japan for almost two and a half years. This is the first time I have met such a person. It is quite fresh. The cause of the incident❗️【️No exaggeration️No cutting out】 Originally planned to take the Shinkansen back to Tokyo on Sunday afternoon, October 6. My mother came to Osaka to find me temporarily. I planned to take her to Awaji Island for a day and then book a better night bus to return to Tokyo overnight (I had to go directly to school on Monday morning, and I didn’t dare to skip classes. There was no Shinkansen in the early morning and I didn’t want to take a plane) Considering that I had to stay on the bus for one night and wanted to wash up before getting on the bus, I randomly booked a hotel in Namba for a few hundred yuan. Although it was a double room, only my mother’s name was written. When we were waiting for the elevator, the manager stopped us and said that this was a hotel that charged per person. If we wanted to go up, we had to book another room or pay him extra money. I said, 1. I booked a twin room for my mother 2. We were just going up to take a shower and change clothes for 10 minutes, not staying overnight, and we could leave our passports at the front desk. He refused to let me go. I have to add that I can communicate in Japanese perfectly. I said OK, I'll go book another hotel. He saw that the business was about to slip away and immediately changed his words and said 2000 yen to let me go up to take a shower I laughed, uncle... Then he saw other guests entering the hotel, and his attitude changed 360 degrees. He didn't let us stand in the lobby and said to move to the restaurant. I said I wanted to stay here, and he was embarrassed. I kept saying, "Is the price changed?" "Is the price list visible?" Is Lulu the owner of the hotel? Later he changed his words to 500 yen... I said, is this the tip you want? Can you show me your hotel price list? He couldn't take it out, I said: I'm leaving, bye uncle, I don't want the hotel fee for this night   Then he continued to curse, saying that Tokyo is Tokyo and Osaka is different, you Chinese are rich, don't you think it's great? I hate Chinese and Koreans, you have no quality... etc... I forgot the details I said don't raise it to the issue of nationality, we are just guests, you should treat us equally, do you want to represent the Japanese...   ps: Compared with other Osaka people I met in the past few days, either the restaurant waiter half-kneeled to take the order or asked for directions and took the passerby to the destination directly, they were all very polite and courteous. I was very satisfied with the previous few visits to Osaka   We stayed in hotels worth thousands or tens of thousands most of the time, and we also stayed in hotels worth hundreds of dollars a few times, and even stayed in Internet cafes and airport halls overnight, but never encountered such a thing.

The staff was friendly and the facilities were not bad for the price. It is located between Namba Station and Nipponbashi Station, so transportation is convenient. Also, there are various shampoos, conditioners, and body washes that you can't find in other hotels, so you can use the products you want in your room. I think this is a unique advantage of this hotel.

A typical Japanese travel hotel, with everything you need. It's not very big. There are free coffee drinks in the lobby downstairs in the afternoon, which is good, especially in the hot weather these days, so you can grab a soda before going out. The hotel is in a good location, a bit quiet in the bustling city, just behind the Kuromon Market, convenient to go anywhere, and the underground commercial street has solved the problem of eating and drinking.