Osaka Hotel Guide - Asahi Breweries Suita Plant hotels in Osaka, Japan.

"Very clean place to stay! Very convenient location - only a five minute walk from Shin Osaka train station."

"Nice staff"

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"Very easy check-in process and the staff were great! absolutely a great experience."

"We stayed in Room1153 by elevators with self-serve laundry on the floor 300yen wash, 100yen per 20min to dry. Water filter for drinking water by elevators-great alternative to bottled water. Unfortunately it is down alot so purchased water at supermarket. Room had an air filter. Beautiful hotel behind the train station and above a shopping mall with Hands dept. store, 24hour supermarket, 7eleven, food court in basement, McDonalds, Matsuya fast food 24hrs, Don Quixote and Pachinko, Uniqlo, Daiso ,100 yen drug/discount store for everything you need all close by. Slippers provided. Amenities such as combs, razors, toothbrush/toothpaste, even facial cleanser/toner/moisturizer samples, instant coffee and teabags provided in lobby in self-service area by check-in. Microwave in lobby. Fridge and hot water boiler in room. Don't need anything else. Pack lightly and enjoy the proximity to the the trains. Full room cleaning is done every 3 days unless you specifically want it done that day. In that case you must leave the room by 11am to allow cleaning crew to do a thorough cleaning. Only complaint was that we should have more laundry machines-a change machine would help, water filtration system was down alot and fridge was not cold enough. Other than that we enjoyed our stay with clean modern rooms and being next to the trains were the most important issue for us. Rooms were tiny so opening a large luggage was impossible. Carpets need cleaning."

"The hotel as many reviews mentioned is dated. You could tell that it’s an old hotel. However, it is still very clean and well maintained, staff were extremely nice and helpful. We were there for only a night, and I was expecting a parcel. They tried their hardest to help me out despite the language barrier. Downsides are that the beds are really hard. Both my sister and I woke up with backaches. Location wise - it is very near the East Gate/Exit of shin-Osaka station, so if you are taking the Shinkansen , highly recommend here as there is a lift at this exit. Having said that, the nearest convenience store is also near the station exit. Didn’t stay long enough to enjoy the breakfast so can’t comment on that "