We stayed two night during summer 2012. Five minutes walk from the Shin-Osaka Station, just need to find the right exit. The hotel had two building and I can say although it is near the station, the noises are something we do not worried about.
The room as almost any Japanese hotel, are clean. But in size is very small. If the Hotel's interior designer are agree with most people in the world by putting the TV set 90 degree with the bed's head is, than I would have to also. It feels awkward to watch TV from your side.
The breakfast was adequate for us, although having one extra menu should be better.

Value for money. Very good location 5-10min walk from Shin-Osaka Station (using the East exit) - a major stop for JR line, subway, airport Haruka express & Shinkansen. Station is approx 30min ride via JR line to Kyoto, 50min ride to airport via Haruka, 5-10 min away from hub of shopping street of Shinsaibashi via JR or subway. Simple breakfast of either Japanese or Western set. Room was surprising spacious - had a twin room for a family of four (2 sons below 10yrs old). Receptionists do not speak much English but very helpful.

I stayed with my two elderly parents for one night at the end of April. The hotel is a little farther than we expected, the equivalent of five blocks. We checked in in the evening and at reception, there was a basket of amenities (bar soap, shower cap, etc.). Ladies receive a special gift with masque and other beauty products.

Our room was a "triple." There were two twin beds and a cot. The beds were a little hard but fine. The cot not so much. Also in the room was a desk, mini-fridge with free bottles of water, TV (needs a card, which you can purchase from a machine on the ground floor), small table with two chairs. In the closet, there are slippers (disposable and not). There is an exterior sink with big vanity mirror outside the bathroom with toothbrush/toothpaste and razor and shaving foam. There are large pump bottles of shampoo, conditioner, and shower gel in the bathroom, which contains a sink, Japanese toilet, and bathtub. The room was functional and the interior was quiet and without the cot, would have been veritably roomy for Japan. I would not have wanted to stay there for any length of time, but a couple of nights are fine.

Breakfast was part of our package. We all chose the Japanese breakfast, which included miso soup, fish, rice, salad, pickles, and several other dishes. Except for the fermented beans, everything was really good. Fruit juice, coffee, and tea to drink. Breakfast is served adjacent to the lobby. There is a free internet computer off to the side that you can use.

Because of our luggage, we took a taxi to and from the Shin-Osaka Station, which is 650 - 750 Yen.