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"Rooms are pretty small but it’s a very new hotel with modern design. Great value for the money and the location was about 10/15 walk to the Dotonbori District which was nice. The actual location wasn’t that scenic but it was next to a mall if that is useful. Great morning self serve coffee!"

"Location is extremely convenient. Easy walk to Domtonbori and malls. Lots of restaurants nearby. Train station is right downstairs. Rooms were clean and modern. My only con was they had no vending machines and nowhere you can buy snacks or drinks. You had to walk around the corner to a convenience store. Other than that I recommend it if u plan on going to dontonbori. I think their check in and check out process could be better as well."

"Great breakfast"

"Everything was pretty self served. One downside every night usually there is a bit of a line up at the lobby to take the elevator back to the room. Also if you needed any type of luggage service in the morning better go early or else there is also a big lineup to get helped."

"The room was comfy and clean. Highlight was the bathroom shower and tub. Also, the buffet breakfast was delicious."

"This hotel and staff are exceptional. Arrive to check in and there are multiple staff to help. There is a cart with cleansers, hair brushes, shavers etc if you have forgotten anything. Check in is smooth, room is clean, quiet and spacious. Family Mart and Lawson right across the road, 5 minute walk to Osaka Station and the Metro. On check out, they have a luggage delivery service to the next hotel which I would highly recommend. Will definitely be staying here again in the future. "

"Staff and property excellent central to everywhere you want to go. Will stay here again next time I’m in Osaka!"

"new and clean "

"The hotel is modern and well maintained. The restaurant was very good. The gym was adequate and had the best view on the 31st floor. We liked the hotel. But even with the corner room, our room felt cramped. The room layout was more aesthetic, less functional. "