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3 Chome-11-8 Shikitsuhigashi, Naniwa Ward, Osaka, 556-0012, Japan
The room was a bit small, but clean, comfortable with a great shower and tub. Strong in-room WiFi too. The staff are exceedingly friendly and accommodating. Thankfully the room window can be split-opened a bit for fresh air. This hotel's location is excellent as it's right at Daikokucho station (20ft from Exit 3!), which allows a lot of train access to popular spots. Lawson & Family Mart convenience stores are very near, plus many restaurants & coffee shops as well, including a 24hr Sukiya.
Location and services were excellent. Rooms slight more convenient than other APAs we stayed, but still would like to see suitcase storage when the rooms are this small. Will be hard if u have more than 2 suitcases.
The hotel is clean, with beautiful lobby and friendly staff. It is located near the subway Midosuji Line, so easy access to namba, shinsaibashi, umeda and other great locations. Also if youre going back to the airport, it is 12 minutes walk to Nankai Line (Shin-Imamiya Station). There are family mart and lawson just across the street so its very convenient. And as per the room, same as other APA hotels, its just nice to sleep in with very small space for your luggage (so keep this is mind). As for muslims, maybe you have to pray on your bed (depending on the qibla). Overall it was a good experience.
Located in front of station exit, so it’s so perfect. There’s Sukiya next to this hotel that open 24 hours. The room was spacious and has more space under the bed to store luggage. Best for travellers. The bathroom was so clean and modern, the bathub was also quite spacious. There’s also 1 international electric socket & USB socket too (for japanese socket, there’s a lot!) If you wanna request to change the yukata, don’t put the belt too because they won’t give you a new one (I had exprerienced this, the only gave me a yukata replacement without the belt)









