2-Star Hotels in Izumisano

A temporary bed and breakfast, the owner is a Chinese who has lived in Japan for a long time. Most of the people who live here go to Kansai Airport for one night and the next day. It takes about 20 minutes on foot and by car to get to the airport. Compared to other homestays I have stayed in, the facilities in this house are the simplest. TV bathtubs are not standard in Japanese accommodation, but the price is not cheap. Generally speaking, it is not recommended and the price/performance ratio is not high.

Old and rundown hotel with stains in the toilet and a musty smell in the small room. But we were just staying the night before catching our flight so it was bearable. Location is great, short walk away from train station and shops. Also, pyjamas were provided to our pleasant surprise.

Very cute parent-child hotel. In the residential area near the airport, behind is the local primary school. The convenience store nearby is far away, but the hotel provides free bicycles and can be reached by bike in three to five minutes. A little distance from the station, two large stations, need to walk about 10 minutes. The hotel self-check-in, the public area on the first floor, there is a living room, you can have dinner and activities for children, very good. The rooms are on the first and second floors and there is no elevator. The small room does not have a kitchen, but there is a shared microwave oven, small oven, etc. in the corridor outside, and there is also a kettle in the room. There are many commonly used small objects in the room, such as children's tableware, power strips, small table lamps, mobile phone charging cables, etc., which are quite intimate. The bathroom is also very spacious. The air conditioner is facing the bed, a bit uncomfortable, but it is very cool at night, basically no need to turn on the air conditioner.

Let’s talk about the advantages first. It really feels like home. I have experienced the atmosphere of Japanese life in ancient times. The decoration is beautiful and the sanitation is very clean. It is difficult to clean up a building. There is no need to register, and it is convenient for the landlord to leave the key. The only drawback is that it is difficult to drive a car. The road inside is very narrow and difficult to drive. It is a 15-minute walk from the station, which is great.

非常好的民宿，距離機場走路➕電車不到20分鐘，所以位置很好。民宿邊上有個大型購物場所，也有餐廳。房間很乾凈整潔，東西齊全，温馨的環境，很推薦！

This is a hostel in a homestay. The rooms are actually clean and the public areas are good. A few hundred meters from Nankai tram Izumi-Sano station. Disadvantages: first, it is far from the residence to Ole, two or three kilometers, not half an hour; second, the homestay is self-check-in, but I did not receive the check-in method and The password was repeatedly urged by Ctrip before the homeowner sent the message. As a result, the next day outside the homestay, it was found that the guest in the other room did not receive the check-in password, and waited stupidly. Fortunately, there were Chinese people cleaning the room. I hope the host can pay attention to this. But after they confirmed our identity, they helped us get our luggage into the house so that we could go shopping easily! This is a bonus.

The room we got was a double futon on the east room upstair, as we love the traditional Japanese style. The small space has all the convenient with shared space in common area, small kitchen, bathroom and washer and dryer in the same room. Everything were tidy and functionally used all the space avail. Great water pressure and temp for the shower. The host thought of everything and provided every information avail for us tourist to use. Distance is not too far from Rinku-town station. Only cons (out of everyone control) the stair leading to the station has no elevator, which will be challenging for people with large suitcase. We are light traveler, which is not too bad for our case. Overall, great little space and affordable, short ride to Kansai Airport and save time traveling to the airport, which is a great plus since security check in at Kansai may take up to 90 mins to get through.

I stayed in the cheapest windowless room. The staff was kind and there were several people who could speak Japanese, and the response at the counter was very good. I thought the passage was clean, the room was small but clean, but all the towels were sweaty and I almost vomited. Since it is not possible to improve by drying the room in the small room, I put a note for the towel exchange on the door and went out, but there is no exchange. The staff was kind, so I should have changed it directly, but I was very busy with other things, and I couldn't afford to go to the 1 floor counter for towel exchange. I wrote that towels, but it smelled the same to the face towel, bath towel, and foot wiping mat, so the detergent here smells like this, or all washed together and dried The smell of wakiga and sweat spread evenly. I don't know why, but it smelled all over.

The room is small as usual in Japanese hotels, haha, but the transportation is very convenient. Because the flight was delayed, I informed Ctrip in advance and they helped to delay the front desk's closing time. This is very thoughtful. I have to give the service five stars!

It was close to Rinku Town Station and it was convenient because I had a morning flight. It felt like I was at my grandma's house, which was a nostalgic feeling. Some parts are a little old, but it was clean and there were no problems with the stay. This time, the room was on the second floor, but the stairs were narrow and it was a bit difficult to get my large suitcase up and down. I'll add this to my requests next time.