Hotel Landmark Umeda

walls were thin

It's good value for money

It was for business use. There was nothing particularly dissatisfying.

The walls are thin and I can hear snoring from the room next door, but I only used it to drink and sleep at Tenma, so I think it's a good idea to consider the convenient location.

Although it was a short stay, I slept well in the calm atmosphere, probably because the room had concrete walls. Also, it was very reasonably priced despite being near Umeda Station. I still want to use it.

As the name suggests, the interior is made of exposed concrete and has mural art, making it a stylish hotel. I was concerned about the noise from the next room, but it was within tolerable limits. The wifi was weak. This is a hotel I would like to stay at again.

Anyway, the location was convenient as it was close to the station. I think the location is great. The front desk staff at the hotel are all friendly and easy to talk to. The room has a retro feel to it, but it was kept fairly clean so I didn't have a bad feeling about it. There was an okonomiyaki restaurant called Genki nearby, and their grilled green onions were very delicious. The price was not expensive, so I would like to use it again when I come to Osaka. However, I felt inconvenienced because I couldn't go to the convenience store to buy anything because the front door closed at night.

A room full of dust, a bathroom full of mold, a table-top TV that's not worth watching, you should stay somewhere else even if you spend a little more money.