Hotels with Breakfast in Sakai

"Fantastic Hotel, very clean very spacious and they cannot do enough for you, very handy location being 50 m from the main airport to Nanda railway line, you don’t hear the railway line and we got a room on the 24th floor with fabulous views over the harbour, would not hesitate to recommend this hotel to anyone especially if you want to tour around and see the surrounding towns, I can’t think they will be a better hotel in a better location in Osaka 10 out of 10 for me"

"The hotel is visible right after exiting the south gate of Sakai Station, about a 300-meter walk away. The south exit has a supermarket and many izakayas nearby. The north exit has a small shopping mall with plenty of food options, about a 500-meter walk to the hotel. The hotel's ground floor provides makeup remover, facial cleanser, toner, and lotion, which I found quite effective, even with my sensitive skin. The room looked exactly like the pictures; what you see is what you get with many things there. The room has hangers and a humidifier. A stroll along the port downstairs is also very pleasant. The bathroom was a bit small, but overall, I was very satisfied with my stay."

"Very good business hotel at reasonable price. Has all the necessary amenities. Room is clean. Located near Higashisakai station. Lots of food options, convenience stores and shopping nearby. For those going to Kansai Airport, might not be too convenient, since it's not direct and you have to transfer"

"A little bit faraway from downtown, bus stop was right in front of the hotel. 2 free beers upon arrival & applied for membership. Light japanese style meal & cintinental breakfast. Very clean."

"Cute little hotel conveniently located right in front of Sakai station with all the amenities you need including a gendered public bath, self serve toiletries, washer/dryer. Rooms are small but typical for a Japanese hotel. The highlight is definitely the breakfast. This is a 3 star hotel but the breakfast is 5 stars easily. It’s a buffet of traditional Japanese breakfast dishes. You’re not going to get wagyu steak for breakfast, but every dish is extremely well prepared and tastes amazing. This is in comparison to other 4-5 star hotels we stayed at during this same trip. All in all, a wonderful stay you won’t regret booking here."

"The Expo bus is right outside the door (buy round-trip tickets in advance). The surrounding restaurants are average, and there's a convenience store a minute's walk. If you're staying for the Expo, I recommend this hotel for its convenience. While it's a good distance from downtown Osaka, there's a pharmacy nearby for shopping and duty-free shopping. Overall, the hotel is comparable to a budget hotel in Japan. Facilities: Very good Cleanliness: Very clean Ambient: Quiet Service: Very friendly, and the staff always offer a smile."

"The price is cheap. The room is relatively large. This is the advantage of this hotel. The disadvantage is that the transportation is not very convenient. It is next to the high-speed rail and it is noisy at night. You must live in the opposite direction of the building, so it is quieter. And there is no one at the front desk, you have to use the intercom to find it. It is not recommended for people with poor Japanese skills to stay here, as it is difficult to communicate."

"I used it for the Kindai Medical School exam. I didn't know the land, so I came out and made a reservation, but it was easy to use between Shin Osaka Station and Kongo Station Izumigaoka Station by using the Shinkansen. There were shopping streets and convenience stores nearby, so we were very easy to use. Breakfast was also included and delicious. I was happy to eat kitsune udon."

"Overall, it was actually good, there were some minor episodes,  headed to the hotel, after check-in  on the room,  only knew to give the wrong room , because I booked a non-smoking and separate toilet room. But he gave me a room without a toilet, and I had to walk down to change rooms. Then after the change, it was not so  non-smoking room,  also  the room did not have a hairdryer and had to walk back down to get it. The hotel is very large and separates the annex and the main building, so it takes quite a lot of time to walk around, this is the worst. But it is worthy of praise that the place is really big. Very few places in Japan will be so big, at least you can open a few bags. But for breakfast, different styles every day this is pretty good, but I think it could be perfected. I got back to the hotel very late due to work, but he had to get breakfast vouchers from the front desk every day. I think I could give all the breakfast vouchers with my room key or check-in. If you are worried you can put back breakfast vouchers for so many days in the room. Otherwise it is more inconvenient for business travelers to walk back and forth. But the station is close, 10 minutes if you walk, so it's OK. There is a 7-Eleven nearby so overall it is good. Summary: It can perfectly make the guests  a little more comfortable, more should see the Booking  room. "

"The room is very spacious. A very distinctive hotel. The price is not expensive, but the check-in time is 18:00. Friends must pay attention to the time. It is very close to the station, very close to Kansai Airport, and very close to the center of Osaka. It can be used as a transfer. Recommended"