CHISUN STANDARD Osaka Shin-Imamiya

There is no space for the washing machine. I saw a person using both machines and washing them twice in a row. It is quite selfish.

It is said to be a newly built hotel. The rooms are older and generally clean. The lobby is simple and beautiful. The breakfast is simple and basic. There are bicycles to borrow and a locker for storage.

Clean air conditioned rooms, helpful staff, adjacent to the train station.

I saw some reviews saying that the soundproofing is not good and you can hear the sound of trains. Because it was arranged by the travel agency, I was also very worried, but in fact it was not possible! The room is small, but it still has a bathtub! The location of the accommodation is very good. It is opposite JR Shin-Imamiya Station on the Nankai Line. There is also a supermarket. Next door is Tamade Supermarket (payment in cash, no tax refund), so you can take the opportunity to buy fruits and vegetables!

Just opposite the exit of Shin-Imamiya Station, the location is very good. The noise from the tram is not as loud as expected, but I personally think it is acceptable.Small but beautiful room, exquisite and simple breakfast, and free rental bicycles.There is a small Tamade supermarket on the left side of the hotel entrance.

I think it's comfortable for the price.I don't think the room was cleaned properly. There was enough dust to worry about. It didn't feel very nice to have a lot of dust especially around the lid of the electric water heater and the air purifier. The image of the hotel was stylish, but I was a little disappointed.

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Xicheng District, many people may have doubtsThis hotel has great advantages in convenient transportationJust across the street is Shin-Imamiya Station.Only Nankai Electric Railway has elevators, JR has to take the stairs to go up and downI booked a room for 3 people and was placed on the 13th floor. No noise, just quiet. The room (Room 1314) is very large and can be cleaned every day, but one day the water in the bathtub could not be drained and overflowed to the floor (I found a lot of hair stuck in the water outlet, so I cleaned it myself)The service staff was very courteous and sincere. I lost my credit card in Kyoto and asked the counter to help me call the store in Kyoto to help me find the card.The hotel also has bicycles that can be borrowed. This stay did not come with breakfast. In addition, there were only two washing machines. There were too many people to wash, and the queues were very long (I also found that the washing machine was not in good cleaning condition)But the price of accommodation here is acceptable for the quality.

Across the road is Shin-Imamiya Station, which is very convenient to get to everywhere. However, it is a gathering place for temporary workers nearby. The room has a little too much cotton. Natto is provided for breakfast. Seriously, it is not bad.

Room: 17 square meters standard twin room. The room is much larger than the hotels of the same price range found on the booking website. It is completely enough to spread out two large suitcases and still have room to walk. However, the bathroom is indeed small (with a bathtub), but the toilet Still more than enough. The hotel seems to have been built for two or three years. The equipment is not old, but the air volume of the hair dryer is small.Noise part:Before I checked in, I read reviews saying that it was very noisy and I was afraid of explosions. I am a person who is very sensitive to sound, especially when sleeping, all kinds of small sounds are amplified. The room I checked in this time was on the fourth floor, and the window faced the railway track. I originally thought it would be very loud, but it was airtight. The windows are very powerful and not noisy at all. There is no vibration in the room (it only vibrates when the window is opened). Wearing earplugs when sleeping (free in the lobby on the first floor) can completely block the sound of the train. I feel relieved about the noise. (You can refer to the video of the difference before and after opening the window)Neat part:It is true that there is a lot of dust when the curtains are opened. The parts that can be seen are still cleaned properly, but it is difficult to say the parts that cannot be seen.If the room is not cleaned, the cleaning staff will hang a bag of clean floor mats, towels, and bath towels on the door.Transportation part:From Kansai Airport, take the Nankai Electric Railway to Shin-Imamiya Station and take the south exit. You don’t have to walk far with your big suitcase!It is also very convenient to walk to the Zoo Station from the hotel in five minutes. It is recommended to take the subway three or four times a day. You can buy a one-day pass directly from the station ticket machine. It only costs more than 600 yen on holidays and more than 800 yen on weekdays, which is very cost-effective.Surrounding environment part:If you compare it with Tokyo, you may feel that there is a big difference in terms of people, cars, and environment. But if you compare it with Taiwan, it is actually about the same. There is nothing to be afraid of. Just when you walk on the road, you will see people walking and drinking in broad daylight. , modified motorcycles pass by intermittently at night, and one or two homeless people sit on the roadside or chat, so there is nothing to be afraid of.Supermarket section:Tamade Supermarket is convenient for buying drinks, but the cooked food looks very unpalatable. Don’t pile on the late-night cooked food here before returning to the room after a tiring day. The whole family next door is more delicious.