Sarasa Hotel Namba Reviews

The hotel is a little far away from Namba station. The room is very small, but still able to have luggage rack and desk for make up. There is free coffee in the lobby, which is good. Also coin laundry.

Travellers need to know the Sustainable policy of the hotel and be prepared. No clean up of rooms until day 8 if stay is longer than that. Tooth brush and paste provision at JPY150. Clear used towels and trash from room to external of room and collect new towels from front desk.

Vibrant, exciting location, friendly staff, comfortable room.

A lovely tidy room perfect for a single traveler

fuss free check in

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Although it is a little small, there was no problem at all with sleeping and resting. You can drink coffee for free on the first floor, and there is ice on the second floor. They also kindly stored my luggage. Oh, and it was also nice that you had to take a picture of your room key or call to enter the hotel late at night. It was okay to walk to Dotonbori Namba, and the restaurants and other infrastructure were also good.

The hotel is located in the center of Namba. You can reach the hotel in less than 10 minutes' walk from Nankai Tram Station. The surrounding area is very lively with many commercial services such as restaurants, *****tores, and department stores. It is a 5-minute walk from Kuromon Market, and you can walk to the heart of the city. About 15 minutes from Saibashi. There are Chinese service staff at the front desk of the hotel. The check-in procedures are very convenient. There is free coffee supply in the hotel lobby. There are many ********* guests staying. The single room is as small as ever. Although the majong is small, it is fully equipped, but it is not available during consecutive stays. The room is cleaned every day. After I stayed for three nights, the room was cleaned only after I checked out. The breakfast is a Western-style breakfast with a rich variety. There are many people but the waiter arranged it in an orderly manner. In short, this is a very cost-effective hotel and is recommended. .

No toothpaste or toothbrush provided The single room is very narrow There is hair on the bed The breakfast buffet is not as luxurious as the promotional picture The only advantage is that the front desk speaks Chinese

There are really very few hotels with that much space in the city center. Toothbrushes are available for an additional fee. Many tourists come on group tours. There are many two-dimensional comic lovers nearby. There are many young people.

Due to the SDGs, there were no plastic toothbrushes or other amenities at all. I bought a bamboo toothbrush and comb for 150 yen each, but there were no other amenities, coffee, teabags, or even a single bottle of free mineral water. It's not very good for a service that doesn't even have a laundry bag. I don't know if I missed that information at the reservation stage, but if I had known in advance I would have brought my own stuff. For me, the cost performance was not that good, and I didn't think it was a hotel I could recommend. The breakfast wasn't particularly good or bad either, I thought it was about what it was for the price.

The room looked new and was very clean. There was a floor with a microwave and vending machines, which was very convenient. It was also nice that the front desk was open 24 hours a day.

Good value for money. I used it well at a reasonable price. I used it comfortably without any problems. I shopped until the last day at the entrance to Den Den Town.

It is convenient for sightseeing as it is located near the downtown area and in an easy to find location. The amenities are environmentally conscious, so it's a good idea to bring your own toothbrush. It's a clean and nice room to sleep in.