Best Takaishi Hotels

"Very good experience. The room is small but very clean The service at the front desk is also very good"

"It was a neighborhood full of locals. There is a Kanat Mall near the accommodation. Ichiran, a must-visit place in Japan, is also nearby. It is a private home, but it was quite clean. The host seems to be a nice person. I was assigned to the second floor, but I only have pictures taken from the balcony."

"Price is lower than hotels in Osaka city but access from KIX and comfortableness is good."

"I made a reservation the day before to go to Kansai Airport. Check-in was smooth, there were plenty of amenities, including coffee, tea, free water in the fridge, mini snacks, and a microwave, and I was able to relax in the large bathtub, which was appreciated. There is a shopping center right next door that includes Life and 100 yen shops, so it's convenient. I was able to relax in the massage chair. If you are on foot, the Hirai Ohashi bus stop, which is just a few minutes' walk away, connects to JR Tsukuno Station."

"Not suitable for bringing children, the surrounding environment is relatively rural"

"This hotel was unexpectedly bad: the quilt was dirty, the room was still dirty; the stool feet were bad. It feels not good to sleep, not like a Japanese hotel at all."

"Because it was Saturday, the hotel parking lot was full! We walked 2-3 minutes to the affiliated free parking lot🅿️. Starbucks was also in a position where you could see it from the hotel. The hotel building was very beautiful, and even the twin rooms were spacious, with plenty of room for a large rattle. It seemed like there were quite a few guests staying overnight, but it was very quiet. There was a large bath with natural radon hot springs♨️ on the first floor, and it warmed my body and made my skin shiny, making me feel very relaxed. From the room, I could see the morning sun, which gave me a refreshing boost of energy. Amenities, tea, and coffee tea bags were free🆓 near the front desk. The buffet breakfast had a wide variety of Kishu plum-flavored croquettes and handmade tofu, and was delicious. There was also mochi and the Kansai-style standard, the terrifying miso soup with white miso (today it was wheat gluten miso soup), which made for a good start to the morning. From there, it's about a 30-minute drive to Kannonyama Fruit Parlour to enjoy their super popular fresh parfait for dessert!"