TAKUTO HOTEL OSAKA SHINSAIBASHI Reviews

Room is very spacious and staff is very friendly and helpful

I was really disappointed at the front desk service, I brought 6 months old baby with me and want to check in at around 2pm when we arrived. My baby was so tired and cryinng so hard, but the front desk girl didnt allowed us to check in. She wants us to check in at 3pm sharp without considering that the Baby is Crying and has no pity on him. Aside from communication difficulty(they are not fluent in English, its really hard to communicate wisely with them), I was ALSO really SAD that the Front desk is NOT friendly, and they have rooms available but they just want us to wait. I am super regret that I booked this hotel at that moment!! Hope you should orient your hospitality and apply it next time to other guests.

Good hotel, big hotel room, wash machine, cooking good for family!

Room size is spacious enough for foir people. There are a washing machine, microwave and air purifier provided in the room.

Location is good, near to the subway station, with walking distance of 10+ mins. The family room is not so big after we opened all luggage. The shower room has full facilities and able to dry the washed clothes. Counter service is not so effective and bias, using a translator kit to entertain a Korean family sentence by sentence, but leave us to read by ourselves. There is also a 1000 yen charges to help keeping the luggage after check-out. Overall, the hotel is good for a family stay at Osaka.

good to stay.

The room is big enough, with four single beds and a washing machine. After washing clothes, you can hang them on the balcony and they will be dry the next morning. It's really great. Turn right and you'll reach the famous Shinsaibashi commercial street in 20 meters, which makes shopping very convenient.

The place is big enough! 3 suitcases open and plenty of room to move around, also cooking place complete with utensils and washing machine functioning well! But unfortunately there is some distance from the MTR station! There are Namba Shrine attractions nearby, century-old trees worth visiting

Hygiene: You need to pay attention to it and sort your own garbage Facilities: All the necessary facilities are available Environment: The environment is just average, but it is very convenient. There is a gym downstairs and there are many convenience stores. It is also very close to Dotonbori

There is a washing machine so you can wash your dirty clothes after a day out, and there is also a balcony where you can dry your clothes overnight. The soundproofing is not very good and you can hear people talking.

Near Nipponbashi Station, just near Shinsaibashi, but at the end of the bridge. It takes another 10 minutes to go to Dotonbori Sakai Terminal. The location is okay, right? But the room is absolutely cost-effective for Osaka. For the price near Shinsaibashi, there is nothing to lose.

The breakfast was very poor. Children under 3 years old were charged 1,000 yen for breakfast. They were given 4 pieces of bread and there was no reminder on the website. The hotel did not replace toiletries, did not deal with garbage, and even ran out of toothpaste.

Most of the hotels in Japan are vintage, but they are generally well maintained and clean. Moreover, the hotels are very user-friendly and friendly to children and the elderly. The bathrooms have handrails for the elderly, bathtubs, heaters, and electric toilets.

The room is big, with two 2.4-meter beds, which are actually four 1.2-meter beds put together. It is very spacious for a family of four to live together. It is very convenient to wash clothes, and the bathroom and shower room are separated. There is a simple kitchen. Everything is available. Of course, the price is not cheap. We stayed for five nights. It was about 1,800 per night. The location is good, and it is convenient to go anywhere. It is less than 20 meters away from the commercial street of Shinsaibashi. It is located at the intersection of business and CBD. The service is three points. First, the sanitation and water and toiletries are cleaned once every three days. This is normal for apartment-style hotels. Second, the check-out time is 10 o'clock, which was agreed long ago. No problem. We went to the front desk the night before to apply for a late check-out until 11 o'clock and charged 1,000 yen. It is no problem, but it seems too stingy. This should be free in China. Third, when checking out, we went to the front desk to store our luggage and go out for dinner. The beautiful lady at the front desk took out a bill and charged 1,000 yen. The child's father said a few words but she refused to charge for free, which was a bit embarrassing. I was a little speechless. I might be a little ignorant. I stayed at your house for five nights, but you charged me for storing my luggage for an hour. How much do you hate money? The child's father thought that the money was not much, so he gave it. I didn't want to indulge this kind of behavior. Later, I told her that I booked on the Ctrip platform, and there was a free luggage storage service on the order. After showing her the order page, she didn't charge me. The money is really not much, but it gives people a bad feeling. It is inevitable that people will think whether this is only done to Chinese people.