Toyoko Inn Osaka JR Noda Ekimae

The hotel was recommended by a Japanese friend. It is not as prosperous as Shinsaibashi, but it is very down-to-earth. The surrounding area is the commercial district near the station. You can choose the language at the machine when checking in at the lobby, but you have to pay 100 yen per night for accommodation tax. Why can't you pay it together when booking? This is a bit troublesome. The hotel room is OK. You can open the 28-inch suitcase, and take disposable items and yukata from the disinfection cabinet in the lobby. There are also in the room. The towels for changing will also be hung on the door handle for you. The breakfast is also OK. There are restaurants, convenience stores, and supermarkets around. It is just outside the subway and the JR station is a 5-minute walk. There is a supermarket 100 meters opposite the hotel intersection. Turn right and there is a commercial street. Cross this street and walk for about 10 minutes. It is the AEON supermarket.

I was traveling with a six-year-old child, and the double room I stayed in was just barely big enough. If you want to stay with two adults and one child, don't try the double room. The hotel is in a very good location. There is a subway line directly opposite the door, and the JR loop line is next to it. It is very convenient to go anywhere. It is very fast to go to Universal Studios from the JR station without changing trains. The free breakfast ends at 9 o'clock every day. There are chain restaurants such as Matsuya and Wangjiang downstairs, as well as Family Mart, so you don't have to worry about food and drink. There is also an accommodation tax of 100 yen per night.

I always use this hotel when I come to Osaka because it's convenient. I think it's good because it's easy to get to both Namba and Osaka. It was very popular so I couldn't get a room on Saturday. What a shame!

- Very good location, near JR and subway stations, right at the red light intersection. Traveling is very convenient. There are many restaurants nearby as well. Take the JR train to USJ, only 2 stations, only 15 minutes to get there. (It may just be far from the highlighted tourist areas such as Dotonbori, Shinsaibashi, the popular Glico sign. But the train ride takes no more than 25 minutes to arrive.) - Breakfast is not a lot, but there are all 5 groups, delicious and usable, give 8/10 as a buffet. But the price of this room size There's breakfast provided, okay?☺️👌 - The room is very clean. Maybe we're lucky? But there was no dust in the room at all. The bathroom doesn't have a musty smell at all. The room is quite wide. For this price Can hold 2-3 bags. Spread out the bag. It's not too crowded yet. Went to Japan for 9 days, stayed in 3 hotels. This hotel is the cheapest, biggest, and includes breakfast😁🤘 - Basic amenities Complete equipment in the room In the style of a Japanese hotel. There is a bathtub in every room. The room has a separate table and 2 chairs, so you can sit comfortably without feeling cramped. Inside the hotel there is a washing machine, dryer, free ice, free hot/cold drinking water, come and service yourself in the lobby. Water dispenser and cool alcohol If it's late and the supplies are gone, I'm too lazy to go outside and buy some. P.S. It may not be luxurious. There are onsens here and there. However, this price rate, I think, is appropriate and worth it. The flowers in front of the hotel are very beautiful 🥰

I really appreciated the free breakfast served from 6:30. After breakfast, I went to Universal Studios Japan, which was conveniently close by.

It was close to the station and there were many restaurants nearby. The front desk staff were very helpful in explaining how to check in, and there was a wide variety of food on the menu. The only thing that was disappointing was that there was no sponge to wash your body.

It is only a 3-minute walk from Noda Train Station. The hotel is opposite Tamagawa Subway Station. The front desk is very friendly and answered all questions. The aunt who cleaned the room ran all the way, and her professionalism was impressive. The breakfast was good, which was not rich enough, after all, the price was there. The room was not big, but it was very thoughtful, and even equipped with a miniature flashlight, which was very good.

Good location, subway exit 1, opposite the hotel, check-in and check-out can be done by yourself (Chinese, you can operate it on the machine yourself). It is close to Universal Studios, 15 minutes away. There are many places to eat around. There is also AEON to visit. The room is small like most rooms in Japan. There is a JR line downstairs, which is a bit noisy at night. The hotel includes breakfast, although there are not many varieties, but it is enough to eat. In short, if you go to Universal Studios, staying here is very cost-effective.

A good place to stay when going to Global. There are countless small restaurants and pubs around. Very convenient