Comfort Hotel Osaka Shinsaibashi
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If you’re looking for a charming hotel in Osaka, look no further than Comfort Hotel Osaka Shinsaibashi.
Given the close proximity of popular landmarks, such as Minami (Namba) (0.2 mi) and America Mura (0.3 mi), guests of Comfort Hotel Osaka Shinsaibashi can easily experience some of Osaka's most well known attractions.
Rooms at Comfort Hotel Osaka Shinsaibashi offer a refrigerator and air conditioning providing exceptional comfort and convenience, and guests can go online with free wifi.
A 24 hour front desk and baggage storage are some of the conveniences offered at this hotel. Free breakfast will also help to make your stay even more special. If you are driving to Comfort Hotel Osaka Shinsaibashi, there is paid public parking available nearby.
While in Osaka, you may want to check out some of the restaurants that are a short walk away from Comfort Hotel Osaka Shinsaibashi, including Matsusakagyu Yakiniku M, Hozenji Yokocho (0.3 mi), Micasadeco & Cafe (0.6 mi), and Steak House Juju (0.3 mi).
If you’re looking for something to do, Dotonbori (0.2 mi), Shinsaibashi (0.2 mi), and Nipponbashi Denden Town (0.8 mi) are a nice way to spend some time, and they are all within walking distance of Comfort Hotel Osaka Shinsaibashi.
The staff at Comfort Hotel Osaka Shinsaibashi looks forward to serving you during your upcoming visit.
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It turned out to be a great deal. the hotel is very clean. The staff was courteous, and accomodating. When we were assigned a smoking room, we asked to change to a non-smoking room, and they quickly moved us. Room size is much more spacious that I had been afraid of (we'd never been to Japan before, but we'd heard stories). The bathroom, while tight, was confortable.
The hotel is in an excellent location, with a subway station just 5 minutes walking. also nearby are the Crysta nagahori underground shopping mall, a covered shopping arcade, and all the other shops and restaurants of Shinsaibashi.
Getting to the hotel was easy. From KIX take the train to the NAMBA station (Y800 for regular, Y1320 for express). From NAMBA you can take the Midosuji subway tothe shinsaibashi station or you can take a cab. Cab should run you around Y660, but we had a cabbie who got "lost" and ended up paying Y1300 on the meter. to help you (and your cabbie) find the hotel get a copy of the "Osaka City Map" or the "Osaka Info Guide" at the airport. Both have a map marking the location of the Confort hotel.
the rooms are typical "local" Japan rooms for the Japan tourist. they are extremely clean and in GREAT condition. As you might know, space in this country is at a premium, so, the rooms are VERY small by western standards, (maybe 10x11 ft room includeds the bathroom too!)> I am an average sized person, so this room was VERY comfortable for me. If you are a "typical" large waisted westerner, you might not be able to "move-about" in the room and will NOT like it here. Everything is compact in Japan, and this hotel is no different. the bathroom is typical tiny by hotel standards but well appointed. Dispenser Shampoo, disposable shaver, and comb were provided, as well as a "hot pot" for tea,& instant coffee. Towels are new and very clean. The rooms are fairly quiet, and i assumed mostly everyone is asleep by 10pm. There were no late night parties here! I did NOT hear any tv's or other people talking while resting in my room for three days. Every night, I had a very nice, restful sleep. Remember, in japan, for the most part, they like their beds "firm" and this bed provided me with a great sleep as i like firm beds. If you are particular and don't like firm beds, keep this in mind. There is a small TV in the room, as well as wireless complimentary access. Temp is controlled by thermostat perfectly. No smoking floors are plentiful.
In the morn, There is a bare bones "continental breakfast" that is catered to the Japan Tourist. Cereal, Yogart, boiled egg, and some breads/fruit was about it. Nothing special, but it is sufficient for in the morning. I found the their best offering is a expresso/cappy machine that is complimentary in the morning and afternoons till 2400.. Fire up on a few of those java's and you will be ready for all day sightseeing! I wisely filled up on a few cappies and thus, did not have to pay the $6-$7each that they are charging for cups of coffees/expressos at starbucks down the street from here. A great value!
This particluar hotel is a small 5 min walk from the shinsaibashi station, and very convienent to get around from here. I took the train from Kansai Airport for $10US. One transfer to get here, and took about 40 min. Once here in this area, There are TONS of shopping areas both down and across the street from the hotel, i mean the streets are PACKED at night, with a younger crowd of people. TONS of shopping, LOTS of restaurants and grocery stores to buy food at up and down the street. I picked up some fresh Sushi and Sashimi at the local grocery market down the street. Everything is reasonable priced this way. I paid some $6USD and i had more food that i could eat that night.
Overall this hotel is a GREAT stay for the budget. Japan can be quite expensive, but not here, $55 room rate?anywhere In Japan? you can just about forget it..... Here, Internet included, breakfast inc, coffee inc.
if you can handle the extremely clean, but small rooms and bathroom you will be just fine here!
hope you find this review helpful!
The room was tiny, and felt like a dorm room at college or a hostel room from my backpacking days. The bathroom was also tiny, with dispenser type shampoo and soap, but fine for taking a show. The water pressure was very bad, but there was hot water. The bed was hard, the pillows were filled with pebble-like granules that made sleeping on them next to impossible. When I requested two additional pillows I was told the charge per night for extra pillows was $10 per pillow. The bed was so hard it felt like I was sleeping on the floor, and you could hear noise from the hallways, every time the elevator opened.
There was complimentary tea and coffee in the rooms, and they offered free razors and other toiletries, which was nice. The A/C was adequate. The lobby, as it was, had one computer terminal for guest's use for free internet. In the elevator were posted a long list of rules, and they prohibited guests in the room, foul play, or anything unethical.
The front desk personnel did not speak English, were rude (except for the late night person) and didn't want to deal with tourists. The lobby was more like a waiting room in an office, with a free espresso dispenser. The room included a very poor continental breakfast with cereal, toast and some rice balls, coffee, tea. It was free but inedible.
All in all, I would spend an additional fifty bucks a night and stay somewhere that didn't feel like a Walmart of Hotel chains. Very uncomfortable atmosphere, room and bed. Not recommmended.
The room was tiny, and felt like a dorm room at college or a hostel room from my backpacking days. The bathroom was also tiny, with dispenser type shampoo and soap, but fine for taking a show. The water pressure was very bad, but there was hot water. The bed was hard, the pillows were filled with pebble-like granules that made sleeping on them next to impossible. When I requested two additional pillows I was told the charge per night for extra pillows was $10 per pillow. The bed was so hard it felt like I was sleeping on the floor, and you could hear noise from the hallways, every time the elevator opened.
There was complimentary tea and coffee in the rooms, and they offered free razors and other toiletries, which was nice. The A/C was adequate. The lobby, as it was, had one computer terminal for guest's use for free internet. In the elevator were posted a long list of rules, and they prohibited guests in the room, foul play, or anything unethical.
The front desk personnel did not speak English, were rude (except for the late night person) and didn't want to deal with tourists. The lobby was more like a waiting room in an office, with a free espresso dispenser. The room included a very poor continental breakfast with cereal, toast and some rice balls, coffee, tea. It was free but inedible.
All in all, I would spend an additional fifty bucks a night and stay somewhere that didn't feel like a Walmart of Hotel chains. Very uncomfortable atmosphere, room and bed. Not recommmended.
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