Maioka Station × Highly rated for dining at Hotel·Ryokan

In any case, it was a very clean Hotel, with a large public bath, and the breakfast was truly delicious. I will definitely stay here again when I visit Osaka.

If a long stay suits your needs, it feels like the best choice. The Room was clean and nicely designed. I didn’t use the large public bath, so I’m looking forward to it next time. They were very courteous in helping with parking guidance and changes to the check-in time. The road next door has heavy traffic, so you can hear cars during the day, but on the 8th floor it didn’t bother me if I played some light background music.

I’m a repeat guest with over 30 stays. Since it will become a dog-friendly Accommodation starting in April, I stayed one last time and will miss it. The food was delicious, and the bath was excellent. Breakfast was also great, but I’m now considering new Accommodations for future trips. Thank you very much.

I stayed here for a concert at Osaka-jō Hall. It was in Higashi-Osaka, but I chose it because it looked like I could get there with just one transfer. Since it’s the neighboring city (and I don’t know the area well), I thought it might be far, but it was actually very close. The transfer station was Tsuruhashi, so finding places to eat wasn’t a problem. The Hotel is also close to the station, and the Room was a spacious Japanese-style room, which made it easy to spread out my luggage—personally, I really liked that. In addition to well-stocked amenities, they also lent out free items for a slightly more luxurious stay, such as memory foam pillows, massage devices, and rotating hair dryers. If I have the chance, I’d definitely like to stay here again.

The variety of amenities was very helpful. The room was clean, the bathroom was easy to use, and it was comfortable. There was a coin laundry and a paper cup-style ice machine. A charger was also available, which made it very convenient. The bed, TV, and other furnishings were also comfortable. Several staff members at the Hotel were kind and accommodating. I would love to visit again.

We stayed here after visiting Universal Studios Japan. The Onsen had a variety of baths, and there was also a steam sauna, which we really enjoyed. We were able to use the open-air bath (available until 10:00 PM) again the next morning. One disappointing point was that breakfast service took quite a long time. After telling the staff our breakfast selection, I think it took about 15 minutes. We would really appreciate it if this could be improved.

I stayed for three nights to visit the Expo. It was mid-September, and I paid just under 7,000 yen per night. The Hotel is close to the station, has a large public bath, and the breakfast was quite delicious. Although it is far from the city center, it is a highly valuable Hotel depending on your purpose, and I would like to stay again. Honestly, the women's public bath is small with only four washing stations, but I had it all to myself during my stay.

I visited Osaka for the first time in about 40 years. It was my first time getting off at Kadoma-shi Station. Even though the building is right in front of you, there is a large road in between, so I strongly recommend checking the route in advance. The staff were very courteous and helpful.

We had a relaxing stay. Thank you very much.

There was ample parking available, which was very helpful. The bed was large and excellent. The bathroom was also spacious, and I was very satisfied. I booked No Meals Included, but there are restaurants nearby. I would love to stay again.

The shower temperature is set to maximum heat.

I have stayed here several times and I really like it.

The property was wonderful, with the hostess and all the staff being attentive and considerate. We are truly grateful for accommodating our unreasonable requests. The room and hallway were well-maintained, and the garden exuded a dignified beauty. Thank you for taking care of us.

We stayed in a sunny corner Room with a great view, and thanks to the nice weather we had a wonderfully refreshing time. The night view was perfect as well. The meals were outstanding—we enjoyed fresh duck and boar with no odor at all, delicately seasoned and elegant in flavor. Breakfast also came with many small side dishes, so satisfying that you’ll want seconds of rice; I recommend the plan with both dinner and breakfast included. It seems to be an older building, but once inside it is kept very clean, with no dustiness at all. Everything is well maintained and thoroughly cleaned. The proprietress was also very kind, and I would love to see her again. If you’re sightseeing around Nara Station it may feel a bit far, but the area around this Ryokan offers wonderful views from Mt. Ikoma and lets you enjoy a different side of Nara’s scenery, so I highly recommend it.

I stayed here with my small child for an exam. It was my first time using a private accommodation, but the Room was very spacious and clean, with a kitchen that made it suitable for long-term stays. The neighborhood was quiet, parking nearby cost 500 yen for 24 hours, and we enjoyed a free breakfast at a café with the morning ticket. The stylish sandwich plate they served was delicious. There were supermarkets and drugstores just a few minutes away. Above all, the Room was more spacious than a Business Hotel, allowing us to relax comfortably! I would love to stay here again if I have another opportunity!

Thank you very much for your hospitality. We had a wonderful time. We took a morning bath and were able to relax.

The room design was excellent, and the cute flowers placed here and there added a warm touch. The food was outstanding, and we enjoyed it at our own pace with in-room dining. The staff who served us were pleasant, and all other staff members were attentive, leaving no room for any unpleasant experiences. We would definitely love to stay again!

I decided to stay here after watching a video introduced by a YouTuber. During the Expo period, prices in the central area were soaring, so I chose this location a bit further away. The staff were kind and provided various information about the city. I opted for the No Meals Included Plan but paid to visit Ebisu Bathhouse. As a fan of public baths, I loved Ebisu Bathhouse with its retro Showa-era music and great atmosphere! For breakfast, I grabbed something from a convenience store. The room I stayed in had shared showers with other guests. There was a women's shower on the second floor that could be locked from inside; however, if no one was using it, technically anyone could enter, which made me feel slightly uneasy about security. The room's toilet had a sink and mirror attached, but due to dark-colored walls and spotlight-style lighting, it wasn't ideal for applying makeup. Considering the affordable price point, these minor issues seemed acceptable overall. Next time I stay here, I'd like to rent an entire building if possible!

I prefer solo trips with No Meals Included. This time, I planned a hike on Mount Ikoma and a visit to Hozanji Temple from the Kanto region. While researching, I discovered that the area was also a filming location for one of my favorite short films, which made me feel lucky. The accommodation is located right in front of the approach to Hozanji Temple, so on the check-in day, I left my luggage and visited in the evening. The next day, after checking out, I was able to visit during the daytime. The view from the Room window was beautiful, and it felt like I finally had some time to relax while enjoying the scenery after a long time. The only downside is that there are no convenience stores nearby; you may need to take a cable car (290 yen one way) for shopping at the nearest store. Therefore, it's recommended to buy anything you need before checking in. Staying here added great memories to my trip!