The room was spacious. They offer a free shuttle to and from the Osaka Umeda station. There's an onsen which was a lovely touch to relax at the end of the day.

Aircon in our room took so long to cool. Hard to communicate with staff but they were nice. The location of the hotel is quite a long walk to the main station. Don't be fooled by Google maps. Took us 15 minutes or more to walk to the station due to the ongoing big construction nearby. Main pedestrians are temporarily modified. We would go to Fukushima station instead.

It was clean and convenient. It was really a training center where van loads of trainees attend their seminars.

You have to transfer buildings to have breakfast.

Location is close to Umeda Osaka railway station. 20 minutes by walk with luggage (if no rain, otherwise take a taxi). Clean room. Wonderful staff. Enjoyed the large bath that was open for males from 22 pm to 01:30 am (very relaxing after walking the whole day in Osaka). Breakfast was ok to get the day going. Easy to use coin laundry across the street.

Clean and comfortable room.

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Everything. It was compact with everything you need stowed away in a niche or cupboard and all very tidy no clutter. Breakfast was Japanese, adequate, and tasty.

Can't think of anything at all ... Location : Good. 15 mins walk from JR Umeda station. There us a shuttle bus until 6pm. Staff : friendly, polite and most helpful

very clean and in a central location.

Check in is at 4PM! You check-in in one building and they give you key cards to go find the actual building where you’ll be staying across the street.

It's a really nice room just a short walk from central Umeda. Although it is called a Training Center Hotel and there are some slightly different practices (shared bath times, female floors?) it is a really comfortable place to stay.

Check-in. Despite living in Japan, registering my Japanese address and paying with a Japanese credit card, I was asked to show my foreigner registration card at check-in. While the staff were stiffly polite and acquiesced when I refused, they were not friendly. I have lived here for 30 years, run a business which employs 50, and speak Japanese. Requesting a foreigner registration card is not legal and is an example of discrimination that is most definitely not "omotenashi".

cheap and clean!

breakfast was not so good.

helpful personnel and staff

no microwave at facility

Better breakfast options please! No staff around to print some docs in the morning of my check-out.

15 minute walk from Osaka train station and close to another nearby JR station for ease of travel access.

Clean and shuttle bus service

Breakfast system is should be buffet

I like the ambiance of the room, it looks more expensive than what I paid for. It is small, but its room amenities and benefits are complete with toiletries, free water, and coffee. There is also a free Onsen bath which I didn't expect to get. I am pleased with the service and amenities. Their breakfast is very good too.

Service shuttles to the train station are scheduled only for a few trips.

It was farther from the train station that I thought. The bus shuttle was not running the day that I arrived, so I had to walk with heavy luggage in high humidity heat.

Even for Japanese standards, the room was tiny and cramped. Opening up two suitcases eliminated most of the floor space, no room to walk. You sit on the toilet and your forehead touches the toilet door. It felt like a capsule hotel.

it was clean, accessible From Osaka station and the room was great with lots of outlets for electronics

no complaints