Best Business Hotels in Suita

Very good location, just next to Esaka metro station, staff can speak English, there are water filling stations at every floor for drinking, clean and descent hotel, there are numerous shops for eating, shopping below. There are also super market.

The staffs are all decent and freindly despite they cannot speak english very well. My room is a little bit disappointed. I booked a single room with some request for the view, however, I got the room on the fifth floor with a blind window. In addition, my room have a pillar block space on the corner. This make the room even smaller than I thought. Overall, I do not recommend a single room on the fifth floor.

It is a hotel that is intermediated as an inn for examinees every year at the university student cooperative. So I made a reservation with peace of mind, but the room is old and small and the service is bad. The quality of the shampoo is clearly terrible, and the next morning, the scalp is made. This is the first time I have ever experienced this. I went to the drug store in a hurry to buy shampoo. There is no hand soap, and when you wash your hands, you can only use body soap.This is an unprecedented response in this world where new corona viruses are popular.I went to buy hand soap without any choice. And there is no disposable slipper in any hotel. I bought this too. The front desk response was really high, especially when it was talked about cleaning, and it was very unpleasant, even though it was booked with a plan to clean it. It's too bad, even though the price is cheap. It's not a hotel to choose on an important day that affects your life, whether it's an examination or a hotel. The cheap price is also worth it in Esaka. Honestly, if you go to Umeda, there are cheaper places, and there are many good and comfortable inn, not only cheap but also. I would like to tell you that there are many other better choices for Cospa if you don't have to be in Esaka.

Clean hotel with nice rooms. Bonus! There is a 7-11 on the second floor hotel is also directly attached to the train station which made it a great base for getting around. Difficult to find- located on 6-9th floor of building. We arrived on the day after a typhoon was expected to pass by the area and everything around was shut down. As a result we were prepared for some things to be different then the norm. We were hopeful to check in early, but understood many others were in same situation. What surprised me is that we were advised if we paid $2200 per room extra we could check in early. As we had 2 rooms we declined and chose to wait. Interestingly, our rooms still were not ready at check in time - so I can only wonder where we were going to go if we paid the extra money? Breakfast- we did not enjoy. Like most hotels the food is the exact same each day. But here it was especially limited and our 2 boys ate nothing on offer. Also, they close quite early and are circling around like piranhas wanting you to leave before the breakfast is even closed so you don’t feel comfortable. Good stay overall

There wasn't any visible sign to us to indicate that this is the hotel in English and the lobby is on the 2nd floor so it is very hard to miss. There is also another Sunny Stone Hotel across the street so that's confusing too. None of the staff there speaks English so there was extreme communication break down as they could not understand English at all. Room was TINY and old. The whole hotel looked old in general and could do with some renovation. Some amenities such as combs will not be provided but it is placed in baskets at the lobby so you can help yourself to it. Free breakfast is provided and it is a very simple and basic spread serving the same thing daily. Salad, rice rolls, miso soup, boiled eggs and bread. Hotel is located about 5 minutes away from the Esaka station and there are a few Lawson marts located around the hotel. Coin operated laundry service is located about 10 minutes away from the hotel.

This hotel feels more like a weekly mansion than a tourist hotel. I thought it was interesting because it was structured with a central garden. There is an entertainment district in front of the station, so stay here when traveling with adults rather than with children. There are times when staff are not present from morning to check-in time. If you would like to leave your luggage, please go to the station and leave it there. It's nice that there is a really cheap and large supermarket chain in front of the hotel.

Suggestion: Because the hotel is next to the JR shore station, it is better to translate the hotel name to “shore station hotel”. The others are very satisfied.

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The location of the hotel is very good, 5min from Midosuji Station to Shinsaibashi/Umeda/Namba, the room facilities are also good, the sanitary condition is good, and the staff is very good. The fly in the ointment is that the room is small, but it is fine to live alone. Also, there are very few staff at the front desk who can communicate in English. The communication depends on ideas...but you can communicate with each other slowly, but it is inefficient and not a big problem.