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"Room was spotless and clean everyday. We stayed for 9 days. The buffet breakfast was Western style and authenticThai Style as the chefs are Thais. As for the staffs they were all knowledgeable ,courteous and accomodating as to our needs. The 24hrs onsite gym has well stock modern equiptments...no waiting. The hotel is in the heart of Dotonburi,Osaka castle and many shopping and historical sites. I will most definitely recommend this hotel to my friends and family. I will return to this hotel again next year."

"Excellent hotel, great staff, great area! "

"I stayed in this hotel whenever I visit Osaka in the past 15 years. The location is excellant. Staff are nice and helpful. Since the renovation this year, the price has been raised by 50% I believe. Cannot afford it and have to look for somewhere more affordable."

"Clean room"

"staff super friendly roof pool only open in the summer"

"clean and kind staff and comfort sauna. "

"The room was quiet and clean. Staff were supportive and professional and helped me get my bags to my next hotel. "

"The hotel is located in a very nice building right in the middle of Namba. The location was perfect to walk to the market and to other touristic spots in Osaka. The subway and buses were convenient to move around as well. The room was large, had an integrated kitchen, and was very well equipped. The bathroom was smallish, but good and private. Everything was super clean. The staff was very nice and helpful. I sent my luggage to another hotel via ta-q-bin and they went out of their way to make sure it arrived on time and was properly received. Breakfast was better than I expected. Overall it offered good value for money, and is a good option to stay in Osaka. I like this chain in general, and this time it hasn't disappointed. I would stay again."

"Clean room; GREAT staff. The onsen on the top floor is so high quality and clean too. I loved that it was walking distance to Dotonburi and a few train stations which made it convenient to explore Osaka and Kyoto."