Hotel dekat Ritsumeikan University - Osaka Ibaraki Campus (OIC), Ibaraki

This place was so much better than expected. We stayed in the area due to my sister living nearby. I was worried the room would be small and have no facilities as the information was not good. However , yes it was small but so are most rooms in japan but it had everything we needed in facilities, a fridge, kettle, good bathroom , TV, a comfy bed and a desk to check in on work if needed. The staff were friendly and the breakfast was good. The location is close to the train line but no noise at night due to good noise blocking windows. The price was very reasonable so I recommend this hotel to anyone going to that area.

The location of the hotel is good, very close to Ibaraki subway station. The room is small, the service is good

Spend omly 20 seconds checking in. Hotel is old but clean and easy access to JR station. Highly recommended for business traveller either to Osaka or Kyoto.

Let’s talk about the hotel first. This time we booked a double room (with bathtub) for 2 people. The aisle in the room is just big enough to open two large suitcases, but it will slightly affect walking. The hygiene is very good, towels are changed and garbage is collected every day. In terms of public facilities, there are indoor and outdoor baths for girls. Basic bathroom facilities and lotions are provided. If you need to cover tattoos, you can get stickers from the front desk. I go there almost every day. I highly recommend going in the morning if you have time. The blue sky in the open-air bath is so beautiful! As for transportation, as long as I stay near the station, it’s fine! After exiting Kanbian Station, turn right and turn left at the end. You can go directly to the second floor of the hotel via the overpass, and then take the hotel elevator. There is a supermarket on the first floor, and it is connected to the hospital at the back. The journey takes about 2 minutes, which is super convenient! However, it takes about 40min-1hr to get to downtown Osaka, such as Shinsaibashi, and it is quite smooth to get to Universal Studios~ But in terms of the convenience of subway transfer, it is convenient and only takes a long time. It is a bit like taking the MRT in Taiwan. concept ~ Of course this is reflected in the price! The price is different from that in Osaka city. This stay was a good experience. I will consider it next time I go to Japan~

The building seems to be somewhat old, but the interior is nicely decorated and well-cleaned. The room (twin this time) is also spacious and good. The upper floors have a panoramic view of Minamisenri Park depending on the angle. However, because it is an old building, the faucet is an old type that turns on hot and cold water separately, so if you are not careful, you will get burned by the hot water. Also, due to the structure of the hotel, the soundproofing seems to be a little weak, and on quiet nights you can faintly hear the snoring of the person next door. (It's not too bad, and I think it's not a problem unless you are extremely sensitive to noise.) As for the location, it is directly connected to Minamisenri Station by an aerial corridor, which is convenient. (However, it closes at around 10:30 pm, so I couldn't make it in time.) There was also a general facility with a supermarket and restaurants right next door.

Very close to the station, very convenient for shopping or eating, not bad

There are very few reviews of this hotel. First of all, it is a real Japanese-style hot spring hotel. It is not convenient to go some way when JR comes out, but the hot spring is free and it is still very good! The room is relatively large, and people who don't understand Japanese may be more troublesome tossing hot spring baths in this hotel. But still like it.

Terrible experience. I checked in at 21:42 and entered room 301, where I found a stranger's luggage (as shown in the picture). On the table was a sheet with my name on it (for the same room 301) that said I had checked in at 10:28 AM. Is it even possible to check in at 10:28 AM? Is this normal for hotel management? When I asked the front desk, they gave me an incomprehensible explanation: ”We issued the wrong name.” How could they have made such a mistake so that someone else could check in under my name? Even when a person who seemed to be a manager came out, they didn't give me a satisfactory explanation. I ended up being given a different room, but... The hotel facilities and location were perfect, no complaints.