大阪浪漫飯店

在大阪非常滿意的酒店，19平可以平攤一大一小兩個箱子，就是水龍頭需要固定好不然會往浴缸外飈水，温泉是下午五點多去的，比較普通但勝在一個人都沒有，酒店不會主動打掃，需要10點前把這塊要求打掃的吸鐵石吸到門外，第二天才發現這是塊類似冰箱貼的東西。前台會英語交流方便，可以要礦泉水、借傘。附近便利店很多很方便，非常安靜，離御堂筋線走5分鐘，離中之島公園也很近，推薦入住。

這間酒店是今年五月才正式招待人客，所以整體硬件相當新淨 酒店地點在天滿橋站步行6分鐘便到，附近有便利店，站附近有很多食店，就算夜晚行得攰，也可以在酒店附近食晚餐 酒店有游泳池、健身室，我們每天都到泳池游泳，兒子玩得很開心 酒店對面就是大阪城公園，每天早上可到公園晨運及跑步，行去大阪歷史博物館也只是15分鐘路程 自助早餐食物新鮮，味道有水準，只是拿餐的地方空間比較窄，大家攞住個食物盤時有機會產生碰撞 晚上可到lounge飲杯酒至回房，lounge位置對住大阪城，晚上着了燈很靚

今時今日的野乃已經降晒級，衛生差了、服務未見有好好，客人太多，太混雜，由其溫泉區，原本已經不太大，人多更顯得有點擠擁，家庭客的小孩在溫泉區吵鬧，家長高聲指導及言談，導致今次入住體驗較差，房價高但質素跟不上，下次多數都不會再入住。

位於淀屋橋，鄰近車站相當便利。 而且在酒店樓下便有一間24小時的 LAWSON， 晚上回去買便利店零食都很方便。 從接待大堂開始舖設榻榻米、日式設計的客房感覺很舒適。我訂的「無客房打掃」中等大床房3晚連早餐，2個人來說空間都夠大，也有坐的位置不一定要坐在床上。 2邊床頭都有USB和插蘇位，床尾則有部電視。 梳妝枱位置可以放電腦工作，那邊都插蘇位。 另外也有提供可穿去大浴場的衣服，熱水壺、茶包、咖啡之類也有。雪櫃的支裝水是免費的，另外還有個梨的甜品也是不用錢。 洗漱位置和洗手間和淋浴的位置是分開，洗漱用品都齊全。溫泉大浴場和桑拿室都在頂樓，洗衣機和烘衣機也在浴場內。洗衣不用付錢且已經備有洗衣粉，就想要烘衣服的話則需要付費囉。 有販賣浸完溫泉會想喝的牛奶，雪條倒是免費的。晚上 21:30 至 23:00 更有拉麵，想吃免費的宵夜便要記得留肚子。 早餐是走自助餐形式，主要以日式料理為主，像是自製海鮮丼、天婦羅、漬物等。 亦有沙律、甜品等。三天吃的沒怎變，如果住得長時間建議只加購1、2天。 話說我入住3天有兩天的咖啡機都故障了。

我以前在工作中住過各種酒店,但相當開心!雖然很新,但是乾淨,但是在酒店的web上沒有寫的地方,洗漱空間和房間完全分開,讓人放鬆。另外,進房間後還配有冰箱開關,空氣淨化器,空調,空氣淨化器裏有水,還加溼了,這是第一次。大堂提供歡迎飲料咖啡和水果浸泡的水。頂樓10樓的浴室還配備了設施,室外浴室也很舒適。兩層樓有微波爐、製冰機和自動販賣機,可攜帶塑料,有包裝,筷子、小碗、紙盤。因爲是日冕禍,所以在房間裏吃了晚飯,但是房間佈局雖然很難吃,但是卻大大超過了負面的驚喜,感到很滿意!

多米酒店其實是我去日本旅行的首選，如果你不追求五星酒店的奢華，對酒店要求是乾淨方便，那多米絕對是不二之選。並且每一家多米都可以有温泉泡湯的服務，還有一些免費的蕎麥麪，甜點供應等。這家多米讓人驚喜的是，澡堂子外面還有兩台按摩椅，可以全身放鬆享受！好評！

酒店很不錯，本來想住康萊德，但是發現這個酒店新的而且比較便宜，就來體驗一下，後來當天到酒店發現各方面不錯又續住了 2 晚！ 設施：房間中規中矩，大小正好，廁所和洗澡地方是乾濕分離的，每天給 2 瓶水，然後如果要打掃衞生的話需要電視機裏確認。 衞生： 衞生房間裏還行，但是有一天打掃垃圾袋沒收走，是我後來看到樓梯間阿姨在打掃，拿過去給他的。 馬桶也是智能馬桶，如果有潔癖，要選整個 clean 環境： 路線的話周邊去梅田要從酒店走到車站大概 7 分鐘，往阪急 lucua 那個商圈去，如果你從阪急逛累了千萬別信 Google 這次，直接在 梅田那個大 station 坐 bus，直接到酒店對面，下來後30 秒入酒店 服務： 服務的話日本人肯定很贊，沒啥説的，前台也基本有求必應 我覺得優點： 頂樓洗衣烘乾機都有，很方便洗衣服，600-700yen 左右，如果有人洗完衣服在那沒拿，可以叫前台把他衣服收走。到機場回家酒店有 shutter bus可以直接到飛機場

很棒的現代酒店，友好樂於助人的工作人員，乾淨高效。會推薦約15分鐘。大阪/梅田站（為您提供方向） 每天提供日式或西式早餐選擇 全天提供小吃和飲料..

We had a wonderful 1 night stay a few months ago before tourism opened back up. Highly recommend this place for people who are into more private, chill time. Loved the concept of this ryokan because instead of shared baths there were numerous choices of private baths throughout the property! Each needed to be booked in advance for a 45 minute session. They had an online reservation system but I think it was only in Japanese (my husband's native language) so I can't comment on that. Our room was fantastic; modern and huge, but still had charm. I think we were in Suite 13 which had its own private bath which you could open up the huge windows to a nice tranquil view of greenery. I liked that the entry had a super long hallway which helped with any noise (so quiet!). Personal touches such as selecting a complimentary gift (small drawstring bag) and fruit tray was noticed and appreciated. They were also very helpful to find us a restaurant to eat dinner at on a Sunday night (since we opted to not have the course dinner) - it was a delightful local meal ran by a married couple! I wish I remembered the name but it was izakaya home cooking style and so delicious. The breakfast on property was AWESOME. I opted to get the Western Style and my husband the Japanese. Such presentation and variety and a perfect start to our day. We would definitely be back to visit this place. They made us feel very welcome and relaxed! Arigatou gozaimasu *bow*

Pros: service, amenities, Western and Japanese style rooms, food, location Cons: there is no elevator in this old Japanese building, so prepare to walk up stairs; the wifi reception in our room was not reliable We had an absolutely amazingly relaxing stay during our 3-day-2-night trip, enjoying the peace Tocen Goshobo had to offer, as well as their exceptional customer service. I searched high and low to finally find this ryokan with very specific amenities. Since my elderly parents had issues with getting up from the floor had we stayed in a traditional ryokan only, while I wanted to enjoy the full traditional ryokan experience, the Deluxe Suite with Private Hot Spring and Sauna was the perfect compromise for both our wants and needs. The Deluxe Suite has both two full sized western beds that were perfect for my parents, and the tatami sitting room that could be closed off for me to sleep in with my super comfy futon bedding. By no means is the room and experience itself a compromise, as my father kept calling it the ‘Presidential suite’ since it was on the top floor, and we had abundant space with our own onsen attached to the room! The room can fit 6 total guests, and has a secret playroom, a seating nook/area with perfect natural light, a dining room with regular table and chairs (in other ryokans, my tall Caucasian husband commented on how much he missed having actual chairs with space for your legs to stretch when seated), an office, a powder room, two bidet toilets rooms, a space to prepare tea with its own sink in the tatami room, and let’s not forget the massage chair. The room was clean, tastefully appointed, had everything we needed and plenty of space to either gather, or spend some ‘me time’. We opted for breakfast and dinner at the inn, which we looked forward to each day. The breakfast was pleasant and filling, while the kaiseki dinners were amazing. Kobe beef was featured as well as plenty of seafood both nights. We had a great time with our host, Yoshinori Tatebe-san, who tolerated my many questions of ‘what is this?’ or ‘how do we eat this?!’; his professionalism absolutely made our meals a tremendous delight! The location of the ryokan/onsen is ideal, walking distance to everything and right next to a bus stop. It’s in the heart of the Arima area, which has many temples, restaurants, and shops to explore. One cannot deny the outstanding customer service Tocen Goshobo’s team offers. Shout out to Hatsumi and Matsu at the front desk, making sure we were well taken care of, offering absolutely above and beyond service! When Hatsumi was helping me get settled on my first day arrival, I had asked her about the beautiful tokonoma (alcove) that was in the wa****su (tatami room). Unfortunately, I had asked so many questions she couldn’t quite answer me fully! A few days later, she showed me a note where she apparently took the time to think over my question and write it out in English so I would understand the importance of the a