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"Não ficamos para o café da manhã, mas adoramos a hospedagem, barato e bom."

"This hotel was perfect for a short stay in Osaka area. I had been auto camping for a month,needed to clean the van out and return it. This hotel gives complimentary parking. Additionally this hotel is attached to the Rinku-Town train station for quick trips to Namba (foodie Dotonbor area) or Osaka downtown. I went to Namba area 3 times, it is a 45 min train ride use your Suica card, easy… If you do not want to travel, the Rinku-town Premium Outlet malls are attached to the station. Lots of shopping and and food available. There is also discount shopping at Trial Store, located across the street. The rooms are enough space not too cramped like other hotels. I had two suitcases in the room and it was still roomy enough to move around. Lastly there is a free shuttle to Kansai Airport so you do not have to take the train. My only irritant was checkin was a “process” when it does not need to be. You go to counter, give your passport, they give you a QR code. Then you have to stand in another line to again scan passport and QR code to get your key. It is confusing and the guests stand at these machines confused even with an assistant, you find yourself waiting…No reason for this, just check us in like normal ! Other than that it is a great hotel to stay at. Otherwise, I highly recommend this hotel. "

"Very convenient located next to the station, clean room and friendly staff "

"Clean room"

"Excellent location right on the bus line. Close to Wakayama Station and right across the street from the castle. Pay for a room on the castle side. It is worth it for the beautiful view. The rooms are very spacious, service is excellent, the entire property is well maintained and spotless. Even the self-serve laundry is great!"

"Did not use either the pool nor spa as we arrived quite late. We used the private open air bath, which was pleasant. The building is very old and our room on the lower level had a very musty smell covered by excessive camphor. The reception is on the 6th floor, and our room was on the first floor - very strange, with no elevator going to the lower levels. It made for a difficult and awkward descent and climb for me, as I have respiratory problems. While breakfast was generous, we found the price to be quite steep for a ryokan with no dinner included. The place is isolated, and we were told not to go out at night due to the presence of wild dogs. "