This hotel has only

This hotel has only been open for two weeks, so there are no reviews, so I am writing my first review. Usually, when staying at a hotel in Umeda, you use the limousine, but here, you should choose the Haruka. When you come out through the Umekita exit, you will see the Grand Green Osaka sign on the left. If you continue to the left underground, you will pass a supermarket called Bio-ral. When you see the hotel sign above, take the elevator to the 5th floor and find the front desk. After checking in, take another elevator to your room. This is quite inconvenient, and if you want to take the subway, you have to take the elevator three times from your room or take the elevator twice and then take the escalator. Then, if you walk straight to the right on the other side of the subway exit, you will see a Family Mart convenience store (this is the closest one) and there are restaurants called Umekita Cellar. If you continue straight, you will reach the south side of Grand Front Osaka. Of course, the hotel facilities, size, water pressure, soundproofing, and overall service are all good and clean. However, what I personally regret the most is that one of the small pleasures of traveling in Japan is the convenience store in front of the hotel, and that is a pity. The supermarket on the basement floor is an eco-friendly supermarket similar to Olga in Korea, so you can just take a quick look and the food court is nice, but the lighting is dark, so it was a little uncomfortable for me. There is an okonomiyaki restaurant called Momotaro, and there are also robatayaki and famous bakeries. Personally, I think it is enough to experience Grand Resfire once while spending more than 300,000 won per night. I think the Resfire Hotel in the same group is the most comfortable in many ways. Of course, there are still some places under construction, and it feels like the space hasn't been settled yet because it opened not long ago. Oh, and if you have a child with a stroller, there is a large park in front and many benches, so it is good to walk around, and the 2nd floor is connected to Lucua, so it is convenient. There is Cafe Kitsune and Margaret Howell Cafe on the 1st floor, and the French brand Agnes B on the 2nd floor was nice to see. I recommend it if you want to feel relaxed in the complicated Umeda.