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The facility is quite old, but the rooms have been nicely renovated. The natural free-flowing hot spring for sale was still satisfying. I entered the public bath three times from the time I checked in at 16:00 to the time I checked out at 10:00 the next day. There is no doubt that being able to take a bath late at night, which is rare these days, will increase your satisfaction with the herbal medicinal bath and the abundant hot water flowing directly from the source. From the receptionist, the person who served the food, and the person who managed the bath, I was able to receive all the pleasant services.

I think ok. Quite close to the station and combini, convenient for going out. However, the downside is that if anyone is on the first floor, they will clearly hear the noise at the reception desk and guests dragging suitcases around. In addition, if you stay for a long time, the staff will not be able to come into the room to clean. (However, you can get toothpaste and replacement towels for free, so it's ok to maintain a little hygiene)

Our inn is located near the JR Kyuhoji Station, only 700 meters away, and it takes less than ten minutes to walk there. This is a conveniently situated area as the Kyuhoji Station serves as a central transportation hub, making it easy for you to access major tourist attractions.Within a seven hundred meters' walk from Kyuhoji Station, you'll find Japan's most affordable business supermarket where you can indulge in an abundance of seafood, Wagyu beef, fruits at reasonable prices.

Newly open in 2024! This neo-vintage hotel comes complete with a gender-separated grand bath.

The location is perfect for enjoying the city and also for catching a metro/train to other areas to explore. The staff were excellent and the breakfast was good enough - but to stop serving at 9:30 am on a Sunday, does seem odd. The rooms are clean and well maintained and everything was satisfactory. Thanks to the team for helping me find my iPad, much appreciated.

I stay here every time I come to Osaka. I forget to take pictures because I stay so long. The transportation is very convenient. There is a subway station downstairs and JR opposite. Tennoji JR Station is the hub for going in all directions. The room is relatively large, clean and tidy, and has everything you need. The service has always been very good. I feel that the service in all Japanese hotels is very good. I have never encountered anyone who is rude.

I visited Shigisan during Christmas and I stayed at Shigisan Kanko Hotel. The hotel arranged a shuttle to pick me up at the train station and the check in was very easy. There were two onsen pools for the guests and both breakfast and dinner were included in my booking. The food was delicious and the service was great. I would highly recommend this hotel to anyone who visits Shigisan!

The room is small and the basic facilities are available. It is not cleaned every day. In the morning, the aunt will put the replacement towel in the bag and hang it on the door handle. There is free bottled water for the first day of stay. Close to the elevated, sound insulation is OK. There are washing machines, dryers and microwaves on the second floor. It is recommended that the room be equipped with an air purifier. But the breakfast variety is less, and the variety is basically the same every day. There is a little brother who understands Chinese at the front desk. The entrance of the hotel is Exit 3 of Nagata Station on the Central Line. There is a police station across the road. The drug store (UnionPay Card, Alipay Can use, tax-free) is a big supermarket, (UnionPay Card, Alipay cannot be used) Sporting goods store (UnionPay Card cannot be used, Alipay can be used, tax-free) There are Rosen around the hotel, the whole family supermarket

#Praise# Satisfied with the cleanliness of the ground, bathroom cleanliness, staff etiquette, safety; although the hotel is a bit old, it is very clean and convenient, and there is free bicycle rental, very convenient, you can go to Osaka Castle by bike.

The location is great for catching the train. The hotel is super close to some markets stalls (kinetsu line station) selling various food items and their fruits were cheap and good quality so I highly recommend you visit there. The Korea Town is also a 5 minute straightforward walk from the hotel but I do find that the shops are usually shut early (like before 6pm). At night, the area is super quiet and difficult to find places for dinner, at 8pm most restaurants are shut. There’s a small shrine nearby and we were able to watch the local matsuri and enjoy the food and culture! The front desk have many staffs that are fluent in different languages! Mandarin, English, Korean, Japanese and more! The hotel also has a seating area outside if you like some fresh air! Hotel also has a scale for weighing your suitcases! You can deposit your valuables with the front desk and they store it in a safe! Two of us had booked in and we did receive two rooms cards which is handy. The rooms are average size; you are able to open two large-size suitcases fully and can walk around them. There’s not much table area to put your stuff on top but not a big deal for us. Rooms are cleaned daily and bins are taking out etc.