Daiwa Roynet Hotel Osaka Kitahama Hotel

Area is extraordinary, you only need to walk 3 minutes to get to the entrance of the Kitahama metro station. The Kitahama Line moreover leads to the Keihan Line and the Yodabashi station is a 10-12 minutes walk from the Kitahama station. There's a gigantic supermarket specifically over the hotel which is The Kitahama Plaza. Nourishment is accessible around the area depending on taste and preferences. They are usually Japanese nourishment and there are exceptionally few cafes around that serve coffee and cake. The hotel rooms are clean and in good size. Bed is big and comfortable. Staff are polite and helpful.

I always used a different hotel in the vicinity of Yodoyabashi, but I decided that the room looked a bit wider than other businesses . The feeling of blockage was slightly reduced compared to other business hotels, but the lighting was bright, the angle of the shower head in the bathroom could be adjusted, and it would be nice to have an air purifier with a humidifier. The cleaning was perfect and I was comfortable. The amenities are minimalistic. The convenience store has a family mart within a few minutes walk. We used subway Yodoyabashi Station. You can walk on foot, but you may feel far if there is a lot of luggage or the weather is bad. It was about eight minutes by guidance, but arrived in about five minutes when the way was understood. As Kitahama Station on Sakaisuji Line is just below, I think if it is quite convenient for Sakaisuji Line use. Check-in and check-out were smooth and responsive. I was able to spend comfortably as a business use.

The lodging has great transport joins - the yodoyabashi and kitahama metro stations are simple strolling separations absent, which makes investigating the most Osaka range easy. We found the lodging staff to be inviting and accommodating on our entry, and the room was somewhat bigger than standard Japanese inn sizes. We didn’t do breakfast so cannot comment on that, and there are only limited feasting alternatives within the prompt region so bear than in intellect. All in all it’s a great, helpful lodging at a sensible cost.

It is directly connected to Kitahama Subway Station. It is convenient for sightseeing to Kyoto so you can go to Kitahama station of Keihan line by passing underground passage . Also, unlike Midosuji, it is an office town, so there are a lot of convenience stores and cafés while still, but there is nothing to worry about. The hotel is still new, it is a very beautiful building with the minimum necessary things well aligned and the room itself can be seen widely. Because it was popular, it was crowded at the time of check-in, but as the people of the staff got used to it one after another, it was very likable.