Izumisano Hotels with Parking

An incredibly beautiful place! Honestly, I really didn't want to leave. I'd recommend staying in this cozy hotel for a couple of days to relax before your trip, because you won't want to leave your room! The room was very clean and quiet. I liked getting notifications about the house rules, and I was really touched by the thoughtfulness towards guests, as the owner provided earplugs. I wish you all the best and continued prosperity!

I usually stay in Izumisano the night before returning from a business trip. My regular hotel was fully booked this time, so I opted for this one. The service was excellent, and the location was super convenient for shopping and dining. Unfortunately, the carpets in the older wing were quite worn. After turning off the lights to sleep, I was frequently disturbed by a loud gurgling noise, like boiling water, coming from either the air conditioning or the bathroom drain. Just as I was about to doze off, it would start up again. I didn't get any decent sleep at all. The next morning, I checked out early and headed straight to the airport!

If you're like me, arriving at Kansai Airport at night and then transferring to another city the next day, I highly recommend not sleeping at the airport. You're already abroad, so don't penny-pinch over a few hundred yuan. This hotel consistently costs around 300 yuan and offers excellent value for money. It has a public bath, free manga you can take back to your room, and a decent breakfast. It's just one stop from Kansai Airport, and the location is easy to find. There's also a Lawson convenience store downstairs, and a 24-hour supermarket nearby, so you can take a stroll. It's genuinely a great choice. From personal experience, sleeping at the airport isn't comfortable. Unless you arrive at Kansai late at night and have an early morning flight with only a few hours in between, then you might manage. But if the layover is more than ten hours, definitely get a hotel.

We flew into Kansai airport and this little hotel was a great spot to land. They have a pickup service from the airport that you pay for and from Hineno train station for free. We definitely could have taken the train but it was really nice to get picked up and the driver was great. The room itself was exactly as advertised. It was quiet and clean and the bath was large and relaxing after a long flight. The room is tatami style but the mattresses are cofmortable so as long as you're ok getting up and down it's comfortable and peaceful. There aren't many reataurants nearby and when I asked the staff for recommendations, I was directed to google maps... so I looked at google maps and discovered that if you're prepared to walk for 20 minutes through the neighbourhood there is the best okonomiaki we've ever had at a little local place called Petanko. We'd definitley stay again.

This hotel is perfect for an overnight stay before an early flight from KIX.The free shuttle to Rinku Town Station is a lifesaver, making the trip to KIX airport quick and easy. The room was surprisingly spacious for Japan.

It was okay, but there were bikers revving their engines late at night, so I didn't get much sleep. The service staff were all very polite. They offer airport pick-up for late flights. The pick-up spot was a bit confusing; there were 12 numbered signs, and the driver probably parked wherever there was space. However, the car had the hotel's name on it, so no worries about not finding it. It's best to call ahead; I did, and they arrived a few minutes early to Terminal 1. If I hadn't called, I probably would have waited at Terminal 2 until the scheduled time before they came to Terminal 1.

It was close to Rinku Town Station and it was convenient because I had a morning flight. It felt like I was at my grandma's house, which was a nostalgic feeling. Some parts are a little old, but it was clean and there were no problems with the stay. This time, the room was on the second floor, but the stairs were narrow and it was a bit difficult to get my large suitcase up and down. I'll add this to my requests next time.

This is more of a traditional Japanese guesthouse (minshuku-style Airbnb) rather than a hotel. I was lucky enough to have the entire place to myself, which made my stay even more comfortable. The building itself has a lot of character and you can feel its age, but it was very well cleaned and maintained. There is a newly renovated shower booth on the 2nd floor, so I would especially recommend staying on the 2nd floor if you are a female traveler. The moment I entered, I felt like I was stepping into a Japanese grandmother’s house that I had never actually visited. The atmosphere and the nostalgic scent throughout the house gave me a very unique feeling of old Japan. If you are looking for a modern hotel experience, this may not be the place, but if you want to experience the warmth and charm of an old Japanese home, this is a lovely choice.

Overall, the hotel's facilities and amenities are decent, but there's a subtle discrimination against Chinese guests. I'm usually quite easygoing, and my first seven days of an 8-day trip to Japan were great. However, this hotel was an exception. I booked three months in advance, and at a higher price than what it would have cost to book a day or two prior. Despite there being other vacant rooms, the staff assigned me the lowest-tier room at the very end of the hallway. Meanwhile, a couple of Japanese guests who arrived after me were given rooms on higher floors or in more central locations. Not to mention, my window overlooked a fenced-off construction site, and there was even clutter piled up right outside my door. This definitely warrants a negative review.

Nice hotel and very kind staff. When booking I did not even know they offer a free airport shuttle service, which is very convinient!