The hotel was a great location in Dotonburi and very quiet given the busy area. The hotel was a mix of traditional Japanese and modern which meant it was very comfortable and had everything we needed. Instead of a key, you have a code to get into the building and your room which was one less thing to carry. The location was a good base for Osaka, approx 10 minute walk from the metro and 20 minute walk to Namba station which was good for getting to Nara, Kobe and Himeji for day trips.

Since the main part of the bedroom is tatami, the corridor became very crowded with our belongings.

A lovely place for an authentic Japanese experience. I really enjoyed sleeping on futons, which made the stay feel very local. The bedding was clean and comfortable, the bathroom was pleasant, and the room had useful amenities such as a tea kettle and kitchen facilities. The balcony was also a nice bonus. The location is very good, close to the main street and the metro, making it easy to explore Osaka.

The only downside was the condition and atmosphere of the common areas. The elevator and outdoor corridor felt somewhat unfinished and more functional than welcoming, as if the property was still undergoing some improvements.

Very clean and heaps of space. Staff were very helpful. Would recommend

The room was nice, it was a good size for 2 people and the bathroom was spacious, with separate toilet, and basin. The beds were comfortable and the bathroom was good too with complementary shampoo, conditioner and body wash.

The hotel had booked plumbing maintenance to occur during our stay which was unreasonable and poorly managed by the staff. When you book accomodation you expect to have it the full time without the hassle of trades people needing to come at various times. Given we were only staying 3 nights they should have arranged this to be done before we checked in or after we checked out. It would have been less of an issue if this was mentioned prior or if a discount was offered, but given how much we paid it was really disappointing. Additionally, whilst there is a kitchen there wasn't any cutlery, utensils, pots/pans etc to make use of it other than the microwave. There also wasn't any milk or creamer to go with the complementary coffee. The balcony wasn't anything like the pictures - no view/just looking at stuff discarded by another building. The check in was cumbersome - I filled in their online form before arriving, but it was a waste of time as I had to do it all again when I arrived. You will also need access to wifi to access the door code etc which isn't always easy when on the move. The place was quite impersonal - you need to remember multiple codes to get in - the front door code plus a more complex room code. This is tricky for those that are used to just having a key or may be a bit older or less tech savvy. The staff weren't all that friendly - other guests asked for help with a taxi and they declined and didn't even offer any advice just saying we don't do that. Whilst it's a newer hotel that looks nice in the photos, there are a lot of other places nearby we stayed at that we'd recommend over this one.