Hotels Near 箕面温泉ミニ動物舎・馬小屋 in Minoh

I stayed with a baby plan (mom support plan) in May with a 5 month old infant. Supper is a room meal, breakfast is also a private room (with tatami mats) in the restaurant, and during the meal, cushions and bath towels were laid thick on the tatami mats to put the infant to sleep, so you can enjoy a delicious meal slowly. did. In addition, the disinfection set of baby bottles and rental of bath chairs are included in the plan, so it was saved without having to carry heavy luggage during the trip. The staff were also very kind and very memorable and enjoyable. I am very grateful!

It is good that there is an open-air bath, the room is large, and the view outside is good from the large window. However, the amount is high. Even in this time of Corona, it's a bit unthinkable to spend close to 10,000 yen. However, staying in such a room is quite relaxing and feels good. It's great that you can come right after getting off Kishibe Station without getting wet in the rain. It is also good that there is a convenience store in the hotel building. I thought the convenience store was on the first floor, but it was actually on the second floor. If you walk down the passage from the station without going down to the ground, there is a convenience store and there is an elevator next to it, which will take you to the front desk of the hotel. The only problem is the table. The table where you put your PC and work is small. I can't work indoors. Although it is a PR point that there is an open-air bath on the roof, you can not see the outside scenery. All the outside is covered with walls, and you can only see the sky. It's nice to take a bath outside, but it's a pity that you can't see outside.

This is not the first time we stay at Karaksa joint. After our previous stay at Karaksa Saporro, we decided to try in Osaka. If you take exit 4 from Shin-Osaka Station, you can take a 3 minute walk to Karaksa Shin Osaka Tower Hotel. Reception is at 2nd floor, it was quick service and easy. We reserved 2 bed and 3 bed , total of 2 rooms connecting. It was convenient for party of 5 travelers. The amenities including electric converter was provided in the room. What we like about Karaksa is the bed, bathroom, and room is very confortable. English translated system on TV, AC and Laundry as well. 4 laundry machines with coins in located at 4th floor. Very convenient. During the rainy days, towels are provided at the entrance for free. You can also monitor the status of the laundry machine as well. What a service, we love it We love staying at this hotel, definitely recomended for family stay.

Hôtel confortable avec des chambres que, pour le Japon, on peut considérer comme grandes. Les chambres sont munies de tout le nécessaire, et rien ne manque. Nombreuses prises et WIFI. Salle de bain en cabine comme souvent au Japon, avec une marche assez haute (marchepied à disposition). Très bon petit déjeuner avec un grand choix (américain, européen, japonais, chinois). Plusieurs restaurants de niveaux variés. Situé à 7 minutes à pied de la gare de Jûsô qui vous permet d'avoir accès à l'ensemble du réseau train-métro d'Osaka.

i had a concert in the hall next door, so i asked my mother, 79 years old. Despite the busy time of lunch time, I was able to spend a very happy time with my mother who was able to go out with me occasionally. i'm sorry for the mistake of my time, but i'm sorry for the hard work. Also, my mother forgot to the store for the concert, but I received a warm email. (I didn't notice the phone and email, and I asked for a disposal because I was home, and I was really sorry) I had a select lunch! Every dish was very delicious until dessert. My mother was also very happy to say, ”delicious, delicious!”. The corona countermeasure is also firm and you can eat with peace of mind. I will take a slow time next time. Thank you. Kataoka, Mitsuyo.

The location is great, services is good, especially the concerige, very helpful, really appreciated.

Advantages: Newly renovated hotel, rooms above the 18th floor of the building can enjoy the night view. The hotel is located in the embassy district of Osaka, surrounded by the Swiss Consulate and the American Consulate. It is one subway station away from Umeda (but you have to walk a few hundred meters before and after), and there are three buses to Osaka Kansai Airport at the door of the hotel, which is very convenient. There is another open-air SPA on the 31st floor, which is quite chic. Disadvantages: The reservation system is confusing. I booked two adults and one child on Ctrip, and they asked to pay the difference for one child when checking in. We argued with them and showed them the Ctrip reservation. A responsible Japanese beauty found a young lady from Northeast China to coordinate. The first plan was for me to coordinate with Ctrip. I said, do you want me to make an international call to coordinate now? My reservation did not conceal the fact that I have a child. If you want to coordinate, you should go to Ctrip, why should I do it? I know that Japanese hotels charge per person. I did not conceal or deceive, and I am not responsible. Seeing that I spoke English all the time, the Japanese beauty compromised and did not charge extra. But it feels really bad, as if we are deliberately trying to get the wool. There are few breakfast options. Imagine people of all colors queuing for two miles to wait for a coffee machine. Can't they make several pots of coffee and pour them for the guests? Or just add another machine. The breakfast ends early, from 9:15 to 10 minutes, the breakfast counter will be removed. Doesn't it say 10 o'clock on the meal ticket? Is this the standard of Japanese service? I don't understand. There are also non-Japanese service staff. They look like South Asians. Their English is not very good. I asked him to add a quilt, but he didn't understand quilt and duvet. In the end, he gave me a blanket. I was really embarrassed. Some Japanese front desk staff are not very friendly to Chinese people, but they are very enthusiastic to Koreans. I heard that there are many Koreans in Osaka, and I can't tell whether I met her fellow countrymen. The room cleaning is weird. If the guests don't specifically ask for a comprehensive cleaning of the room, it is basically not cleaned. They only change towels and add bottled water. Summary: It is more suitable for young couples to travel, and you can enjoy the Sky Spa. It is not suitable for families with children. The hotel reservation system is not well connected with China. If you want to earn money from Chinese people, you should show some serious service awareness. Otherwise, just honestly collect money from Koreans. That's all!

It’s a traditional nice and classic 5star hotel near Osaka-jo. My friend and I went to Osaka for fan meeting, the venue (TT hall) is just less than 10mins walk from hotel. There is a 7-11 nearby if you want to buy any supper at night. The room is big and clean with all the amenities we want during this short trip.

It was a little hidden and difficult to understand, but it was good that the equipment was in place! The front desk smelled a little cigarette, but I don't think some people care about it, so I think it's okay! It was clean and comfortable!

It seems that it has been renovated, and the front desk, lobby and rooms are clean. ＪＲ It's just outside Shin Imamiya Station, and it's cheap if you just stay. However, what you have to understand is that there are no toilets or baths in the room. The toilet is a shared toilet (by men and women) on the floor １. The bath will be used in a large communal bath or a shower room. The room I used was a tatami room with ３ tatami mats. A set of futons. I used it because there was no place that was already open on Saturday, but if there is no place to stay, I think it is ＯＫ at all. Anyway, the price is cheap, so you can understand that area. Even on Saturday, it was ３８００ yen. Private is protected firmly, so it's definitely better than a capsule hotel. Recommended for backpackers. Therefore, it seems that there are many young students, consecutive nights related to construction, and foreigners. However, I'm not sure, but is it only me who feels that the lobby and shower room are also used by people other than guests?