Toyoko Inn Osaka Tenjinbashi-Suji Rokuchome Reviews

The room has a mildly unpleasant odor. But the staff kept refreshing spray in the rooms so that helped. The staff was friendly and helpful.

Good location and hotel is very near to subway station

5-6 minutes walk from tenjimbashisuji 6-chrome station. really enjoyed the service and hearty breakfast that was provided in the morning. Wifi is provided on the tv screen after turning on and it’s a comfortable cooling place to rest at night. Only downside is the wifi is quite slow so do keep in mind if you have to do work

The location is easy to find, but the breakfast is too early and the room is a bit small.

The room is not big, but it is very clean. The breakfast is not bad. The front desk can provide Chinese service. Check-in and check-out are convenient. The transportation is convenient, and it is generally OK. There is a commercial street nearby, and the convenience store is also close.

The room is quite small, but the price is relatively cheap in Japan. Pros: Breakfast is provided, and the variety meets the needs The bathroom is quite clean and the water is large Cons: The sheets are not very hygienic, and both of us got rashes.

It is located in a quiet area of ​​Osaka, and it is convenient to walk five or six minutes from the subway. The rooms and services are at the usual level of the hotel chain, the breakfast variety is rich, and there are many people.

This is the first hotel we stayed in when we arrived in Japan. It is a few minutes walk from Tenjinbashisuji Station. However, coming from Kansai Airport, we went to Umeda Station, one of the world's mazes, to transfer to the Tanimachi Line. We walked for more than half an hour according to the duty sign before we reached the Tanimachi Line. We thought we must have lost our way. So it is recommended not to transfer lines in Umeda, which will make you dizzy and waste time and energy. The hotel was checked in at 4 o'clock. This is the latest check-in and the earliest check-out among all the hotels on this trip, which means the shortest stay, which is a headache. Check-in is done by self-service on the machine. There are staff at the front desk to guide you. There is also simplified Chinese on the machine, so don't worry too much. The hotel room is very small, but clean and tidy. There are various items such as facial cleanser, lotion, comb, tea, etc. downstairs for self-service, which is very considerate. There is also free breakfast, with many breakfast styles, and 24-hour free tea and coffee, which is great. It is very refreshing to come back tired and make a cup of iced coffee in the restaurant. Overall, Toyoko is a very cost-effective choice among Japanese express hotels. Next time I go to Osaka or Tokyo, I will still give priority to Toyoko.

There is nothing wrong with the room. The hotel front desk has a good service attitude. It is close to the subway entrance and not far from Shinsaibashi and other places. There is also a commercial street nearby where you can go to eat. The hotel has free breakfast. We went to eat at 8 o'clock when we checked in and it was very rich. It is also close to Umeda. We tried the city walk to walk back from Umeda Daimaru Department Store.

My favorite Japanese hotel chain, bar none. The price is stable, more than 300 on weekdays, 50-100 more expensive on weekends. The price varies depending on the location, but not too much. I spent 1500 yen to become a member, only to find out that the stay 10 get 1 free offer is only applicable to the official website or phone booking. If you don't have jrpass, it is also cheap and convenient to go to Kyoto Kawahara-cho. The brown line seems to be only 380? General supplies are on the first floor, as well as skin care products, dhc cleansing water and cream. The breakfast is completely enough, and there is a takeaway box to take back to the room to eat. Anyway, I guess this is what the instructions mean. I packed everything and went straight to catch the bus. If you take the elevator with your luggage, come out from Exit 11, look up and you can see the hotel light box.

The hotel is in a great location, four or five minutes from the nearest subway station. There is free breakfast in the morning, with a wide variety of options, the best breakfast I've had in Japan. The room is business-style, with a bathtub. Toiletries are available on the first floor, all from DHC. There is also free hot water and ice on the first floor, and the hotel front desk is very polite. Most of the guests are Japanese, and the price is very reasonable.

Let's talk about the advantages first: Exit 11 of Tianliu subway station, there is a direct elevator to facilitate luggage handling. The hotel is a single-building building, and you can swipe your card on the first floor, which has a high safety factor. Breakfast is included. The front desk staff is enthusiastic and greets everyone when entering and leaving. Disadvantages: There was no signal on the 13th floor for 6 days, which was very inconvenient. The humidifier in the room was very poor, and there was a peculiar smell in the room. The breakfast time was too early. Can you believe it started at 5:30? There was nothing delicious at 7 pm.

The room is bigger than expected, the front desk is very friendly, there is a laundry room, breakfast, and convenient transportation, not far from the subway station. High cost performance, highly recommended.

There is a buffet service, DHC for washing and care, including makeup remover! Bread and coffee are all available, free of charge, but you have to go early. They also provide takeaway boxes, which you can take upstairs to eat. There is a small refrigerator! You can see the name of the hotel soon after exiting the subway. You can go to Shinsaibashi, Universal Studios, and Shin-Osaka by changing lines anyway! We are three families staying here, and the mothers are all traveling with their children! It's ok!