I had low expectations from this hotel, after staying at another APA hotel in Tokyo, which didn't meet my expectations. This time, it was better. The room was a bit larger than the one I had in Tokyo, and the bed was comfortable. But still - the room is very small and there is access to the bed from one... More

The location of the hotel is located at C3 exit of Higobashi subway station. This exit does not have a escalator nor lift to help you on your luggage. Can consider using exit C2 instead when you having your luggage rather than backpack, even though this exit also does not have escalator or lift but it has a shorter stairs... More

The room was modern and comfortable but small even for Japanese standards. I'm sure I could reach all walls of the room from the bed. The location isn't bad. It is only 1 subway stop from Umeda and about 3 stops from Namba. There is a small underground arcade with a few restaurants about a block down but other than... More

This hotel mainly sells itself on the public bath, and on arrival I found out why. The rooms are exceptionally small, and sharing a room with your spouse tends to involve a lot of shuffling around to try and get your suitcases in and even partially unpacked. It would be fine for a single person, but it is just too... More

This hotel has NO A/C, the room is extremely hot, it feels like in a steam room, and the front desk want you to open the window, cause its not hot outside in November! well, we don't need A/C all day long, just want to have the option if room turns hot! The room is small, with a feel like... More

The hotel is the typical Japanese business hotel. Clean rooms with all necessary amenities, i.e., water heater (for Japanese noodle soups or tea), hair dryer, free Internet via network cable (provided in every room), in room theater (buy a ticket for 1000 Yen at a vending machine which can by found on every floor and watch as many movies as... More