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This hotel feels more like a weekly mansion than a tourist hotel. I thought it was interesting because it was structured with a central garden. There is an entertainment district in front of the station, so stay here when traveling with adults rather than with children. There are times when staff are not present from morning to check-in time. If you would like to leave your luggage, please go to the station and leave it there. It's nice that there is a really cheap and large supermarket chain in front of the hotel.

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The location of the hotel is very good, 5min from Midosuji Station to Shinsaibashi/Umeda/Namba, the room facilities are also good, the sanitary condition is good, and the staff is very good. The fly in the ointment is that the room is small, but it is fine to live alone. Also, there are very few staff at the front desk who can communicate in English. The communication depends on ideas...but you can communicate with each other slowly, but it is inefficient and not a big problem.

It is good that there is an open-air bath, the room is large, and the view outside is good from the large window. However, the amount is high. Even in this time of Corona, it's a bit unthinkable to spend close to 10,000 yen. However, staying in such a room is quite relaxing and feels good. It's great that you can come right after getting off Kishibe Station without getting wet in the rain. It is also good that there is a convenience store in the hotel building. I thought the convenience store was on the first floor, but it was actually on the second floor. If you walk down the passage from the station without going down to the ground, there is a convenience store and there is an elevator next to it, which will take you to the front desk of the hotel. The only problem is the table. The table where you put your PC and work is small. I can't work indoors. Although it is a PR point that there is an open-air bath on the roof, you can not see the outside scenery. All the outside is covered with walls, and you can only see the sky. It's nice to take a bath outside, but it's a pity that you can't see outside.

There wasn't any visible sign to us to indicate that this is the hotel in English and the lobby is on the 2nd floor so it is very hard to miss. There is also another Sunny Stone Hotel across the street so that's confusing too. None of the staff there speaks English so there was extreme communication break down as they could not understand English at all. Room was TINY and old. The whole hotel looked old in general and could do with some renovation. Some amenities such as combs will not be provided but it is placed in baskets at the lobby so you can help yourself to it. Free breakfast is provided and it is a very simple and basic spread serving the same thing daily. Salad, rice rolls, miso soup, boiled eggs and bread. Hotel is located about 5 minutes away from the Esaka station and there are a few Lawson marts located around the hotel. Coin operated laundry service is located about 10 minutes away from the hotel.

The price is not absolute because it changes, but if it is taken at the lowest price, it is the best hotel invincible. It is great to have a full private room at a capsule hotel price. It may be a coincidence, but when I stayed, there was no very noisy group, which tended to be in a cheap hotel, and I was able to spend a quiet night, and it was a private room at the same price as the youth hostel I stayed the day before. And there is no threshold ２４ hours business, so early morning departure was possible, and it was able to be able to be able to be able to be able to be able to be able to be able to be able to be able to be able to be able to be able to be able to be able to be able to be able to be able to be able to be able to be able

It was really helpful to be able to make a reservation for the night of the day when I was at a loss because the night bus on the way home was full and I couldn't get on. The front desk is on the 4th floor and there are many foreign staff, and they were polite and worked hard to serve customers. I was given mineral water as a gift. Amenity is feeling to take required minute at the front desk. They also sold bath salts and hot eye masks. The location was also healed slowly in a place full of greenery. There weren't many customers, so it was quiet. I didn't use it, but there was karaoke on the 4th floor and a pharmacy on the 1st floor. There is a commercial facility called Tonalie right in front of the hotel, so it was convenient to be able to go immediately to buy the missing items. There was also a hospital in the same building or nearby. I was able to get a massage in my room and healed my tired body from sightseeing. There was an air purifier and a disinfectant spray in the room, which was helpful. I thought it would be nice to have more outlets. Mira bath can be used in the unit bath, but the temperature of the shower was not stable, which was inconvenient. There was a light switch in the room on the bed, which was convenient. You can also turn on only the bedside light. It was also helpful to be able to insert the USB cord. I didn't use the breakfast buffet, but I did use the cafe. Since I was doing an Okinawa fair, I had delicious Okinawa soba, purple potato tart, and sata andagi. There was a terrace seat, and I was healed by eating meals and sweets while looking at the greenery. The room was a little old-fashioned, but I was saved because I could stay cheaply. thank you very much.

Very good location, just next to Esaka metro station, staff can speak English, there are water filling stations at every floor for drinking, clean and descent hotel, there are numerous shops for eating, shopping below. There are also super market.

Overall very good. A capsule hotel that is more comfortable than a guest house. It is only a one-minute walk from Hankyu Awaji Station. There is a large public space on the 5th floor, with sofas, chairs, dining tables, coffee tables, refrigerators, microwaves, water, and charging. There is a male and female toilet, and a rooftop next to it for smoking. The capsule is quite large, and the length, width and height are 2m*1m*1m. There is a charging port and a mirror inside. The beds are changed every day, and the Japanese-style house clothes and bath towels are changed every day. Each person has a large locker, which is more than enough to put a backpack. The capsule room is very quiet, and the people around are of high quality. The whole building is covered by wifi.