Close proximity to train station. Didn't realise how close it was to Kuromon markets and walking distance to Dotonbori (10 mins) this was super handy. Room was adequate and what you expect to pay for the price. Bathroom was good size, deep bathtub and strong shower and extra bedtime gowns, toothbrushes, razors etc available at reception. Great common eating area as a large group we could meet downstairs to eat together. Room decor outdated but overall okay. Staff were super helpful in helping us transfer luggage from hotel back to hotel in Tokyo and very reasonably priced.

Breakfast was not good for westerners. I can't eat rice/noodles and meat for breakfast so I didn't eat the free breakfast provided. We did find a perfect breakfast place across the road that served french toast, scrambled eggs, pancakes etc for around 1000 yen. Bed was also so hard and not enough pillows.

This hotel is strategically located near metro stations (10min walk to the nearest), and 5 to 10 min walk to the main pedestrian area of Osaka with Glicko, where all the food businesses and night activities are located. I've booked other Toyoko Inn rooms before, and although some would describe it as simple, the room and the service never disappoint me and meet my expectations. Room was well furnished, clean, with all I need and ask (non-smoking). Breakfast was provided and offers mainly Japanese food (which I personally was satisfied with) ; there are few but limited options if you prefer Western breakfast style.

Nothing.

Room was a good size, especially for the price and in Japan - pretty much all hotel rooms are much smaller than in the west. Bathroom was very clean and a decent-ish size. They provide toiletries like body wash, toothpaste, etc. Key card needed to get into the elevator which is good. Air conditioning works very well.

Free breakfast was good if you like Japanese food but basically no western options - to be fair the majority of the people who stay here are Japanese so this isn't really a surprise. Location isn't amazing as it is a fair walk to Dotonburi, etc but it is close to a subway station. Bed wasn't the best (admittedly this is pretty standard in Japan) and pillows were not good - bring your own if possible.

Close to the subway station. Has washer/dryer in the lobby for a fee. Drink Vending machine, water dispenser and ice machine available in the lobby. Staff was nice although very little interaction as you check-in and pay through a machine. Has 2 supermarkets within a couple minutes walk and one is 24/7. Good value for money, booked im advance for a Golden Week holiday, and price was very good. Building is well built cause couldn’t hear any outside noise, so was able to sleep well. Pillow was comfortable and the bed was mostly comfy too if a bit on the hard side.

Not particularly disliked but the complimentary breakfast was geared towards Japanese palate even though most guests were foreigners. They do change the menu every day a bit, so good if you stay for a couple days and don’t mind Japanese food, otherwise, you should eat breakfast elsewhere. This isn’t the hotel’s fault but this part of Osaka was shockingly dirty, the whole Nihombashi and Namba area.

Breakfast was fantastic! Was expecting an okay breakfast but it was unexpectedly delicious! Hotel and location were great! Very convenient. Clean, comfortable and everyone was happy.

Check in process was a little cumbersome. I solely booked everything and honestly just randomly out in my family's name for each room. I was hoping I could just filled out the entrance card by myself but each room just its own entrance card. My family didn't know English/Japanese so everything took a little longer than it should.

Location is great. The room ambience is really warm and bright which we enjoyed. It has everything you need. And close to Dotonbori.

The pillow was the worst pillow I've slept on in the 5 weeks I've been travelling Japan. It gave me really bad neck pain and headache for 2 days. Secondly, there was a lady working there in the foyer constantly coughing her head off. My partner and I did laundry which took about 2 hours there and she was coughing the entire time, even when stocking up the vending machine, she was coughing into the fridge. If you are a hotel you need to make it so your policy requests sick employees don't come to work or grant them sick-pay, because the people staying in your hotel have spent alot of money on their holiday plans to travel and they might bring children or the elderly, so we can't afford to get sick, even if we wear masks it's not guaranteed protection. Please take care of your staff better.

Close to Nippombashi station exit 8. Very convenient to go to many places. A short walk to Dotombori. The rooms are small yet comfortable for 2 persons. The shower facilities are clean and works well. WiFi is strong. Breakfast has a nice spread and staff are courteous and quick to refill food. Reception staff are friendly and helpful. Another good point is after checking out we can leave our luggage at the hotel for the day.

Location is very convenient: 10 mins walk from the station with the train to the airport 5 mins to the Fish market 50 mins walk/20 mins by train to the castle Lot of stores, groceries and cafes around Theatre is in front of the hotel Very clean room, comfortable bed, quiet And the most important for me they have humidifier in the room!!!

Breakfast till 10 am

The location was excellent, walking distance from best markets and shopping area. The hotel breakfast wasn't the exact same food every day which was nice. Staff didn't really speak english but that didn't stop them from being amazing and very helpful. The one pillow that was in my room was quite hard but that seems to be popular for Japan in general. The room was very small but sufficient for my use, and very clean and the bedding was good quality.

Love the staff, so helpful especially Mr Matsuo and all the staff working with me to check on the car condition, only to find out that all's good. Really appreciated their nice service. The laundry also can be done in brief.

Small room. Oh well didn't this be what it is in almost all Japanese chain hotels? Another one, breakfast stops at 9.30am. Checking out at 10am, too early.