Noah Grande in Osaka

This was my first time staying at a hotel like this, as we couldn't get a room. It was a truly fascinating experience. The room was incredibly spacious, with a bathroom even larger than the one we'd booked the night before near Kyobashi Station. It had wooden floors and a TV in the tub! It also had a king-size bed. It wasn't a waterbed, but it was still a 1.8-meter-long bed in Japan, so I was so touched! 😹

Japanese hotels are always immaculately clean, and this one was no exception. It was almost 11:30 when we arrived, and I was worried the front desk would be closed, as the check-in notice stated it was by 11:30. However, since they're staffed 24 hours a day, a late check-in wouldn't be a problem. The receptionist, an elderly lady, said thank you in Chinese and explained everything clearly. She especially asked us to book dinner that night (yes, we could book even at almost midnight) and breakfast the next day. She also reminded us that only items marked "0" were free, and we had to order one dish per person.

For dinner, we ordered a curry rice and a fried rice dish, which were delivered to our room within half an hour. I think the hotel staff had made them fresh and served them on plates. The food was average, but having food delivered so late in the evening was a real surprise in Japan. We chose a Japanese breakfast (miso soup, grilled fish) and a Western breakfast (coffee and toast). We chose a 10:00 AM delivery, and it knocked on our door right on the dot, practically waking us up. By the way, there were free drinks and unlimited coffee near the front desk. We drank a lot of cola, and Japanese cola is incredibly fizzy; every sip was a welcome relief.

This hotel is also quite unique, with its unique offerings: the latest Western films with Japanese dubbing and subtitles, as well as Japanese films and TV series, and, of course, educational films about the island nation. There's also promotional material in the room, so you can choose what you like. My wife and I watched the educational film while we had breakfast, which was quite entertaining.

Sakuranomiya is next to the hotel, and a little further is Sakuranomiya JR Station. At Sakuranomiya, I saw a stele from 1886, presumably commemorating the flood of that year. It's remarkably well-preserved, inscribed entirely in Chinese characters, even including the Four Books and Five Classics, with titles in small seal script. Even in Guangzhou, it's rare to find such a well-preserved late Qing dynasty stele. There's a temple near Sakuranomiya JR Station, and I saw a notice there that again astounded me with its Japanese calligraphy. I doubt many monks in China today could achieve such proficiency. It's truly heartbreaking that if I want to experience traditional Chinese culture in my daily life, perhaps I'll have to go abroad. As Tang Junyi said, "Flowers and fruits are falling," I can only treat a foreign land as my home.

Finding such a great value hotel in Osaka during the National Day holiday was truly remarkable. The hotel also allows guests to order breakfast and dinner to their room, which was excellent service. The location is conveniently located a ten-minute walk from Sakuranomiya Subway Station. The room was spacious, the bed was large, and the toiletries were quite complete. The only downside was the room had a strong odor, which was particularly noticeable the next day after returning from an outing.

I don't know, I think it's pretty good! Everyone is welcome to check it out, it's pretty cool!

The room rate is high, and the facilities are of an old-fashioned style, but overall it is good, and everything is available.
Comes with breakfast and light meals (can be considered dinner or midnight snack, and comes with a free drink with alcohol)
Breakfast and dinner are ordered through the TV, and then the staff will deliver them to the room. You can refer to the pictures for what you ate these days.
We stayed for three days, and no waiter took the initiative to clean, change towels, or replenish supplies. I went to the service desk on the first floor to report that it needed to be cleaned, and an aunt on the first floor replied that it had not been cleaned. Well, but my colleague and I have booked it. She said that we can leave the key at the front desk and tell the time to come back, and there will be cleaning.
The tableware will not be collected after eating, nor will it be told how to deal with it.
In short, this service model and attitude vary from person to person, and the feeling is very bad. This is the worst service hotel I have stayed in Japan. If you don't want to receive Chinese people, don't sell to China, thank you.

The hotel is only two stops away from Osaka Station, which is not too far, but the surrounding area feels remote. The room is large with a large bathtub where two people can take a bath together, rinse with water, and change the color of the light in the water, which gives it a romantic feel. The hotel can only be checked in at 7pm, so you can play in the city first and then go there.

I was embarrassed because the water didn't drain after the shower.
I was worried that my daughter might see adult products.
The food was okay.
I was satisfied.

I don’t know why there are no reviews for this hotel on Ctrip. Let me add: I went to Universal Studios Japan on November 23. Later I found that most hotels in Japan were fully booked in Osaka. I searched on Ctrip and found this hotel. There are no reviews, but because its price is not high. It only costs over 700 yuan a night, which is much cheaper than the 1,000 to 2,000 yuan a night in nearby hotels, so I made a reservation.

The results were very surprising. First of all, the hotel room is really big, because usually the rooms in Japan are very small. Just like Hong Kong, this room is really big. It can be worth a superior room in a five-star hotel. I As you can see from the pictures, the entire bathroom is very large and spacious. There is also a large jacuzzi. In addition, he has a large foyer, which can accommodate two large suitcases. The equipment in the room is very complete, including a refrigerator and a microwave.

What’s even more surprising is that this hotel includes dinner and breakfast. There is no need to make a reservation for dinner in advance. You can order dinner no matter what time you arrive at the hotel. As you can see from the menu, you can choose food for 0 yuan. I had ramen on the first night and gyoza on the second night, which were quickly brought to the room. Reservations are required for breakfast, and the earliest reservation time is at 5 o'clock in the morning. You have three choices for breakfast, the first is Japanese food, the second is noodles, and the third is vegetables. We chose salmon with miso soup and rice two days in a row. It tastes great, clean and healthy.

The bathrooms and washrooms of this hotel are very rich in toiletries. It provides a lot of things for face washing, face painting, body washing, bathing and bubble bath, and the towels are all made of plastic. The bag will be sealed for you, and it will be changed every day to make it very clean. We will clean it for you every day, and there is no need to charge any money.

The most important thing is that this hotel can take the Osaka Loop Line directly from Osaka Kansai International Airport. There is no need to change lines. You can take it directly to Sakuranomiya Station, which is Sakura Nomiya Station. After getting off, it takes about 7-8 minutes to walk. The appearance will arrive. And you can also take a direct JR Osaka Loop Line from the hotel to Universal Studios, which is very, very convenient. If you want to go to Universal Studios, this hotel is the most convenient and quickest way from the airport to the hotel, and from the hotel to Universal Studios. I hope that as more people go there in the future, the hotel won’t increase prices.

I went last month (^ ー ^)

Sauna good 💮
Next is breakfast!