New Shochikubai Hotel Reviews

The price of a youth hostel is good, but it has a private room. It is a good choice for those who want economical accommodation. The room is old and smells a bit. It is equipped with towels, slippers and toothbrushes, which is good. The public bathroom is on the underground floor. It is a private bathroom. Although it is small, it is very clean and the water flow is strong, which makes it comfortable to wash.

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There are more amenities than at Mankitsu, and the rooms are private so you can relax. The shower and toilet are shared, but they are pretty clean. The Chinese person next to me was noisy.

Nice stuff and clean.

It is only a 10-minute walk from the station. Although it is old, it is well maintained. The receptionist is a very kind old lady. The CP value is high. The only drawback is that if you are afraid of noise, try not to stay in a room facing the road.

I lost my bag in Osaka. All the things that can be charged were in it😥. The shop owner’s grandma gave me a power bank.

It's a bit noisy at night, the soundproofing is very poor, and the network is unstable, so I'll just make do with it.

A great place for travel and shopping!

The hotel seemed clean and sanitary. I had a restful and well-rested trip! It was a great hotel for the price!!!

I originally thought that most of them were not provided, but it turned out that slippers, towels, toothbrushes and toothpaste, shampoo and shower, and hair dryers were all provided. The receptionist is very nice. He will try his best to explain everything clearly to you. He also praised me for my Japanese skills. He said that the main entrance will be closed after 10 o'clock, but the single door in front of the stairs can still be opened, and there is an elevator. Girls are in the girls-only shower room on the 9th floor, and boys are in B1. Everything they need is provided, and the water pressure and temperature are sufficient. It should be because it has been raining for the past few days and the house has a musty smell. Turn on the air conditioner for a while and it will be fine. Both heating and cooling are available, but the heating is a bit inadequate. The bed is a cloth bed with a bed frame. The sound of the road is also very noticeable. I woke up to the sound of traffic lights in the morning, but I still felt comfortable sleeping at night without being woken up. Checking out is very simple, just put the key in the small plastic box hanging on the side of the door and leave directly. It is very friendly for guests who want to take the early train. Although the room is small, the cost is really high. It is quite comfortable when there are not many people in the non-peak season. If there are many people, the public facilities may not be enough. I will stay here next time if I have a chance

The bathroom is in the corridor, and the bath is downstairs. The price/performance ratio is good, the sound insulation is average, and the sound of vehicles outside is obvious. It is mainly cheap. It's easy to find, but it's fine if you're only on a short layover. The boss is a lady with a cane. Overall it's OK.

Must bring tissue paper. The walls are also extremely thin. I can manage just by sleeping. It has a certain smell typical of old hotels, but it doesn't bother me that much. There are almost no showers available for 3,000 yen, so that's OK.