APA Hotel & Resort Midosuji Hommachi Ekimae Tower

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To use the elevators there is always a line, although it moves fast it is a problem

you have to pretty much check in yourself…you have to pay to use the pool…(NEVER WAS TOLD THIS TILL WE READ IT ON THE SIG) you are not allowed to go into the hot tub if you have tattoos…(THIS WASN'T ON THE PAGE) the cafe food (we were starving) was horrible…frozen food that was microwaved …..the room that we booked we very small….no storage at all….except under the bed. you have to wait to use the elevator at peak times ….sometimes like 10-15 minutes…..happy we only stayed two days.,. all and all…SUPER DISAPPOINTED!!

How clean the rooms are

Great location and good values for those wanting to stay in a central hotel, third year in a row staying in the same hotel in Osaka and would book again.

It was good but way to small but you get what you pay for, you have to pay for the pool too by the way.

Communal bath awesome and buffet was delicious

Overall: I booked this hotel because it said it had a pool, but information they provide on Expedia about the pool is very misleading and had they been more honest I would have booked a different hotel. If the pool doesn’t matter to you then you might not care, but I want to warn anyone who is also using that as a deciding factor. Pros: Clean, and convenient to transit. The hotel sits on top of a subway station that runs two major lines, meaning you’re only a few stops away from most of the Osaka sights. The neighbourhood itself doesn’t have much to offer, it’s mostly hotels or offices, Cons: Neighbourhood, Pool, Room Size and Hotel Processes Neighbourhood: It’s got major roadways and not much that you’d want to walk around. Pool: On Expedia they list the pool as an amenity, and we read all the fine print to ensure there were no pool fees, as we’d encountered that at other Japanese hotels. They just list it as a “1 seasonal outdoor pool on site” and provide no information in the additional fee section. However once you arrive they inform you that the pool is not included in your reservation, and they charge 1,000 yen for children and 1,500-2,000 yen for adults for one hour of use of the pool. For my family an hour in the pool You also can only use the pool starting on the hour, and will be turned away or only get the remainder of the hour if you try to book it not on the hour. I also think calling it an outdoor pool is misleading. It’s open to the sky, but is in the ce

Our room was on the 32nd floor. When we arrived it was hot. Tried to turn on everything but nothing would turn on unless you had a room key plugged into a slot by the door. The room was tidy and clean. The furniture though in the sitting/ living room. There was a couch that was big enough for two people to sit on. The furniture was actually quite uncomfortable. The facility does has washer and dryers in the basement. As per the rules listed if no one comes to get them seek help from staff. They’ll take care of it. Overall the hotel was good. The breakfast brunch was good too. Buffet style if you paid for it. And the hotel also has a mini mart across from the restaurant so you don’t need to leave the property. I would stay here again. Also within walking distance to Dontonbori .

We didn’t anticipate quite how small the rooms would be, but I can’t hold that against the hotel. However, the check-in process for three rooms (4 people) was everything but straight forward. The first computer didn’t work and so we had to change computers, and repeat the process. Although there were people to assist they wouldn’t just check us in. It took 45 minutes before we had our key passes. Additionally, the pool needs to be reserved and comes at an extra charge of around ¥2500 per person per hour! In the summer heat that was a bit disappointing since I booked the hotel specifically for the pool. Now, the rooms are tiny but the amenities are good. Beds are comfortable and the breakfast and dinner buffet is excellent. Disappointingly, the reception staff also couldn’t book us a taxi. Giving us phone numbers for taxi companies, as non-Japanese speakers felt a bit half hearted effort (if not pointless).

Clean room, very polite staff