Toyoko Inn Osaka Tenjinbashi-Suji Rokuchome Reviews

This was my second time staying at a Toyoko Inn, and it was just as clean and tidy as I remembered. It's small, but has everything you need. It's only a few hundred meters from Tenjimbashisuji 6-chome Station, so it's a quick walk. You can easily access the Sakaisuji Line, Tanimachi Line, and Hankyu Railway, which is super convenient. The lobby on the first floor offers coffee and complimentary toiletries, plus they even have free breakfast, which is rare for a Japanese hotel. Excellent value for money!

Clean hotel, not far from metro stop. Strict on check in and out times. Helped with luggage shipping service.

The hotel is quite convenient, not far from the subway station. Although it's a bit of a distance from the popular areas, there's a commercial street right next to it, which is very handy! There's even a ramen shop downstairs that always has a long line. The room was a bit small, but it had everything a solo traveler needs. Strangely enough, there was a fire alarm in the middle of the night during my stay. Everyone went downstairs in their pajamas, and after a lot of fuss, they just told us to go back up. I even forgot to grab my passport. Quite an experience!

Can i be a Toyoko Inn ambassador? Rooms are modest but comfortable. All amenities: toiletries from reception(toothbrush in the room). AC on cold/hot. Free coffee on reception level plus water dispenser and microwave. Laundry facilities at 200 yen each (washing machine±dryer) Bed really comfy and the pillow! Location brilliant. They have one more central for Osaka but i found it was more convenient for me as i had a bus from Umeda area. This is a no brainer. Value for money ×10!!! And they get sold out super quick so book in advance! I had a single room.

It's pretty good. The room is clean, and I'm not sure what air freshener they use, but it smells really nice. There's a supermarket nearby, so it's easy to grab something to eat. The subway station isn't far either. I've stayed here a few times already.

The hotel provides free breakfast, which was a great bonus and very convenient in the morning. The location is excellent, making it easy to travel to popular areas like Universal Studios Japan, Dotonbori, and Shinsaibashi-suji Shopping Street. The price is also very reasonable, making it a great value for travelers.

Traveling to Japan during a busy period, everything was great. Coming out of Exit 11 of the subway, there's a direct escalator that leads you right onto the street shown in picture 2, which takes you to the hotel. Pictures 3, 4, and 5 show the route to the airport; going in the opposite direction will take you from the airport to the hotel. Nearby, there's a popular ramen spot with a queue, and a walkable natural hot spring with open-air baths. On the last day, it was incredibly relaxing to enjoy a hot spring soak after checking out. Picture 15 shows a large supermarket nearby, where you can find discounted sushi in the evenings and affordable fresh milk. The hotel offers complimentary espresso, and fresh milk is available for making your own lattes. The last picture shows the route to Kyoto, which is quick, inexpensive, and convenient. I highly recommend this hotel. They even have takoyaki for breakfast. The bed was very comfortable. We stayed in room 619, a non-smoking room, and paid a 600 yen room tax upon arrival. Satisfied, and would also recommend for family stays.

Breakfast is provided daily. The room size is adequate, and even on days without housekeeping, towels are replaced. Tenjinbashi-suji Shopping Street is just a short walk away, and it's only about a 20-minute walk to Umeda Hankyu. There are several supermarkets nearby, which is convenient for shopping.

Facilities: Only four years since renovation, very well maintained and feels new. Cleanliness: Excellent, truly reflects Japanese standards of cleanliness. Environment: Downtown location with convenient transportation. The subway exit is just 200 meters away, and right next to it is what's reputed to be the world's longest shopping street, similar to an indoor market back home. Osaka's most beautiful river is 500 meters away, and Osaka Castle is just 4 kilometers, making for a pleasant walk with plenty to see along the way. Service: There's a young man at the front desk, a Chinese expat who has been in Japan for 15 years. He's incredibly warm and hospitable, absolutely fantastic. Breakfast: It's an economy-style breakfast, perfectly acceptable for a quick bite.

Like its firm bed. Buffet breakfast with reasonable choices

First off, the mattress was incredibly comfortable! The room itself wasn't huge, but it was clean and well-kept. I especially appreciated the emergency first-aid kit, which was a nice touch and made me feel very secure. There was also a small bookshelf with a Bible and some Japanese books that guests were welcome to take with them if they liked! Just look at the pictures!

The roons are small but clean. They have luggage counters as well. Budget friendly. You could just take out your breakfast as the dining srea is a bit small.. Overall a budget friendly hotel.

The room was spacious, and the bathroom was larger than those in other hotels. The hotel offers a rich breakfast with hot soup, rice, pastries, and beverages. The front desk provides toiletries and skincare products. It's very close to the subway, and there's a supermarket nearby. Plus, there's a handsome guy at the hotel who speaks Chinese!

Highly recommend this place! I booked in advance, so the price was quite reasonable. The front desk had staff who spoke Chinese for check-in, and while the room was small, it was incredibly clean – not a speck of dust. The hotel's free breakfast was also good! Luggage storage was convenient too. I'd definitely stay here again next time!