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Ibaraki Central Hotel
3.9/57 Reviews

Ibaraki Central Hotel

Ibaraki|2.07km from Ibaraki Kasugaoka Church (Church of the Light)
The location of the hotel is good, very close to Ibaraki subway station. The room is small, the service is good
Hotel Crest Ibaraki
4/512 Reviews

Hotel Crest Ibaraki

Ibaraki|2.23km from Ibaraki Kasugaoka Church (Church of the Light)
I used it for a long time in business. The room I used seemed to be renovating sequentially, and there was a little bit of a sense of discomfort before the renovation. Breakfast was a regular meal and ３ consecutive nights, every morning, almost the same menu, but the rice was replaced and satisfied. If you like railways, you can see various kinds of trains if you are a railway side room. This use is a room before renewal, so there was a little 々 concern, so I will lower the point a little. However, I think that all the places I care about are dissolved now, so I look forward to the next use.
Hotel Crest Dio
4.1/522 Reviews

Hotel Crest Dio

Ibaraki|2.43km from Ibaraki Kasugaoka Church (Church of the Light)
It is the first use. The room was renewed and clean and clean, and the main switch of the power supply was the official to insert the room key and turn it like a starter of the car The control panel of the pillow was nostalgic, so it was a nostalgic ^^. There was an air conditioner that seemed to be a new product, but I couldn't find a remote control and I thought it was installing. Breakfast was a Western meal, and it seemed to be insufficient, but when I tried it, I was satisfied privately. It is convenient because it is a few minutes walk to Ibaraki Station. I would like to use it if I have another chance.

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Meitetsu Inn Shinosakaeki Higashiguchi

Meitetsu Inn Shinosakaeki Higashiguchi

4.5/556 Reviews
The hotel is not far from Shin-Osaka Station. It is easier to get there by using Google Maps. There is a connected mini convenience store downstairs of the hotel for convenient restocking of supplies and food. There is a self-service daily necessities area next to the hotel elevator, where travelers can pick up what they need (face wash, makeup remover, toner, facial cream, etc.), which is very convenient and considerate. The room is so small that there is no space to open the suitcase (points deducted). The cleanliness is good.
UU Inn Osaka

UU Inn Osaka

4.2/51 Reviews
The rooms are very clean, well equipped, washing machine is also available, big balcony, from the balcony to see the scenery, feel the daily life of the Japanese. Very close to the subway, this subway can go directly to Umeda, Kyoto’s Kayuan, and it is convenient to go to many attractions. There are staff members who can speak Chinese, so it is very convenient to contact if you have any questions. High performance-price ratio, come again next time.
Osaka Awaji U-Shuku

Osaka Awaji U-Shuku

3.1/51 Reviews
I was troubled that there was no toothbrush. The wall is thin, so I can hear the voice of the next person. After that, I am simply scared around. Convenience stores are nearby so convenient.
Ninja & Geisha

Ninja & Geisha

4.3/510 Reviews
ARlis House Shin Osaka North

ARlis House Shin Osaka North

4.3/517 Reviews
The rented house has not been delivered yet, and it is very comfortable to stay here for 23 days. Traffic room, convenient living facilities around. Supermarkets have drug makeup, and the three-kilometer business district is very complete to solve the food, clothing and accommodation.
J・Garden Shin-Osaka Capsule Hotel

J・Garden Shin-Osaka Capsule Hotel

4.4/571 Reviews
Had a last minute change of plans and thus capsule hotel fit my budget. Paid a little more than hostel pricing but this was short walk to Shin-Osaka station. Remove your shoes upon checkin and they are kept in a lockbox by front desk while in the building. Pajamas, towel and toothbrush are all included. For me the extra price was well worth it for the nice common bath area on the first floor. Keep in mind this is for men only at present. Lots of budget dining options situated just outside the entry as well.

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