Miyako Hotel Amagasaki

This is my 10th night here. The parking lot is narrow and has many pillars, but it is open on Sunday nights, so you can park without any trouble. The parking lot is underground, so you can get in and out without getting wet even on rainy days. The rooms are on the 11th to 19th floors, and it is a 22-story hotel, but the water pressure in the shower is stable in every room! The bathtub is a little wide and deep, so even people with large bodies can relax. The bath towels are of hotel quality, and there are even towels for drying your hands. There are plenty of amenities. Everything is in the room. There is a suitcase stand and a trouser press in the closet. The desk, shelf, chair, and table and stool by the window have deteriorated over time, but they are still in use. The most important thing is the bed and mattress, which are soft and clean, so you can sleep very comfortably. Some rooms have new bed lights, overseas outlets, and USB ports by the pillow. You can watch overseas channels such as KBS World on the TV in the room. The blackout curtains are thick, so a little light leaks in from the left and right sides of the curtains, but they block out the light well. The room selection plan is the cheapest, and if you book through Trip.com you can select a non-smoking room. For about 6,000 yen per night, and parking is 500 yen per night, I don't think you'll find a hotel of this quality in Osaka city. It's in a great location, with Umeda Station just 8 minutes away and Osaka-Namba Station just 14 minutes away. If you become a member of the Miyako Hotel and stay 5 nights a year, you will become a gold member the following year and will receive services such as 2pm check-out and room upgrades.

Facilities: obsolete Hygiene: average Environment: inconvenient Service: Keep an eye on you It looks like a luxury hotel from the 1970s, but it clearly looks old and frail. The most uncomfortable thing is that the front desk uses too much force and seems to be monitoring you, without smiling the whole time.

The pump did not return well, probably because the shampoo, conditioner, etc. were not used much. It left a bad impression.

It's a good old luxury hotel. Although the facilities are not the latest, we had no problems.

The facilities are old and the environment is very clean. Suitable for friends who are on a business trip.

This is a representative hotel in Amagasaki, within a 10-minute walk from Hanshin Amagasaki Station. I think the price range is reasonable as well.

The scenery was also beautiful. However, the walls were thin and the neighbors were noisy.

You can get there from Hanshin Amagasaki Station by using a pedestrian bridge, but it's a bit far, so it might be difficult in bad weather. The rooms are spacious, quiet and clean. There were no toiletries such as lotion, so I feel like it would be nice if they had provided them.