Tajiri Hotels with Breakfast

Facilities: A relatively new hotel with reasonable charges. Hygiene: Clean, no need to clean every day, the room size is just right for suitcases. It is relatively large in Japan. Environment: There is a large public bath, and hotel guests can use it for free It is more convenient to go to the airport, and there is a shuttle bus to the Outlets. But many people go directly to the tram station further away without researching it. Who doesn't need it. Buses are better. Service: Shouldn’t Ctrip Diamond’s back office coordinate free of charge for sea view room upgrades with extra money? 🤔️

Wonderful family owned family owned and run. The level of hospitality afforded to my family was certainly above and beyond. There was a genuine care factor that I was unable to fault. Heading out, don't worry about a taxi, we will drive you. How was the complimentary breakfast. It should be said that the rooms are quite small, however the cleanliness of the property could not be faulted. I would recommend N Gate to all as a great introduction to the Japanese people.

The hotel is easy to find but the location is a bit remote. Check-in was not clear where to go and what the process was. We found a phone and was able to get in touch with someone (there was a snow storm going on at the same time too so it was not ideal to go around the whole property looking for the check-in counter). They gave us a key and no other information so we relied on trip.com for check-out time The hotel is a love hotel clear as day. The amenities provided in the room were plentiful and the heating in the room was nice on such a cold day. There was a fridge and tv and slippers. The bathroom was quite cold so it sucked to take a shower but the water was hot

Directly connected to Terminal 1, only a 5-minute walk to the terminal. The room layout was big, with lots of space to open and reorganize luggage. High-quality bath products (Pola) and very nice shower head with multiple water spray settings. Our room faced a road and a runway, but you couldn't hear a thing. Slept extremely well. Didn't use the hotel restaurants because of the time checked in/out, but in the same building where the hotel is located, there are 2 restaurants (Italian and a cafe) open til 10 p.m.

If you take a night flight and are afraid that there are no JR trains or trains out of other cities, I suggest you look for a hotel near Kansai Airport. But it takes 10-15 minutes to walk from the nearest station. There are 24-hour AEON and convenience stores nearby. Lobby: Provide hot water, tableware, microwave, free coffee/barley tea (late night snack facilities)