Detailed review & photos “Miyako City Osaka Hommachi”

All rooms have a balcony.

The hotel seen at night.

Hotel sign at the entrance.

There was a parking lot on the right.

The entrance is locked from 24:00 to 6:00 the next day, so when you go out, you will have to hold the room key over the card reader next to the intercom.

The entrance seen at night.

The entrance smelled very nice.

Elevators that will take you to the 2nd floor where the lobby is located.

The moment I left the elevator, the ceiling was high, and the lobby was full of greenery and bright sunlight from the windows. It felt as if I was in a park.

There was an automatic check-in / check-out machine.

One step down from the lobby floor, there is a guest lounge “BLOOM” which was available from 15:00 to 22:00 and from 7:00 to 10:00.

There were sofas and tables here and there.

Free drinks and snacks were also available in the guest lounge.

Guests on the premium floors above the 15th floor can enjoy a glass of wine in this lounge free of charge. Now, there is a free service for those who have uploaded to SNS. When you insert a special coin, it will be automatically extracted.

Lobby floor elevator hall.

Guest room floor elevator hall.

Guest room floor corridor.

Guest room entrance door.

There were two hooks for hanging clothes on the right, and on the left side was a full-length mirror and a bathroom.

Full length mirror.

In addition, there is a Nanoe switch under the air conditioner controller, and when it is turned on, air purification, deodorization, sterilization, and fine particle ion “Nanoe” are generated, which makes me feel comfortable. I thought it was especially recommended for people with hay fever.

Even though the room faces north, it felt very bright because it had a sweep-out window and a balcony. The room was conscious of botanicals, with the walls of the bed made of wood grain and driftwood.

It was a bed developed in collaboration with Simmons, but I felt it was a firm and elastic mattress. There was one pillow for each bed, but the types are different between the front and back, with feathers on the front and polyethylene pipes on the back. If you like softness, you should put it on the feather side, and if you like hardness, you should put it on the pipe side. There was also a rental of buckwheat husk pillows.

The bedside outlet was also compatible with overseas plugs, so I thought it would be nice for foreigners.

There were outlets and USB ports on both sides.

TV across the bed.

It was very convenient to be able to check the usage status of the coin laundry and the congestion status of breakfast on the TV. In addition, it has an alarm function, you can select the sound setting such as female voice, bell, chicken bark, etc., and you can also set the volume. Even if I turned off the TV and went to bed, when the time came, the TV turned on with the sound and I was able to wake up smoothly. In addition, I enjoyed mirroring and Youtube, and there was an easy-to-understand explanation of how to evacuate from the balcony when I could not escape from the emergency stairs in an emergency.

There was a storage shelf under the TV, which contained telephones, hotel information, accessory trays, folding mirrors, tissues and a trash can.

There was also an outlet on the side of the TV.

A sofa and table by the window.

The room seen from the window.

There was a balcony.

From the room on the north side, you can see the plane bound for Itami Airport in the distance, and if you are on a higher floor, you can see the flow of cars on the Hanshin Expressway. In the room on the Sakaisuji side, I thought I could get a glimpse of the business district in the city and the people passing by.

Night view seen from the guest room. I think that the night view of Mt. Ikoma and the buildings is beautiful in the few rooms on the east side.

The bathroom was equipped with a bathtub and washroom, and the toilet and washbasin were separate, so it was easy to use.

The bathtub had a curved surface and had non-slip bumps on the floor.

Stool and bucket.

The shower was a height-adjustable and removable hand shower that could be adjusted to three streams: a single stream like a tap, a shower with a narrow surface, and a shower with a wide surface. The water pressure was soft when the shower had a wide surface, and the water pressure was the most when the shower was narrow.

Aside from the shower, a shampoo, conditioner, and body soap from the DHC Wagokoro series were installed. It had a natural yuzu ginger scent and was quite spicy, so I wondered if my tastes would be different.

A toilet with a washlet function.

The wash basin was very large and bright. One light switch turned on both the bathroom and the washroom.

Various amenities were provided on the wash basin.

Foam type face & hand soap.

Here are toothbrushes, toothpaste, razor, brushes, cotton, hair elastics, cotton swabs and shower caps were provided.

Basket for clothes.

There was a closet next to the TV.

Inside the closet were hangers, deodorant spray, slippers, etc. The deodorant spray was “Vetiber mist mint scent” and was a mist using eco-friendly natural herbs.

A drawer at the bottom of the closet.

Hooks at the entrance.

There was a cafe corner between the closet and the TV.

Electric kettles, cups, glasses, etc. on the upper shelf.

In addition, instant coffee, sencha and roasted tea bags were also available. Even if the cafe corner of the room was not substantial, there was no particular problem because the guest lounge could be used.

Two bottles of water.

There is a modern Chinese restaurant “HALOW” on the 1st floor, and I had breakfast here.

Another entrance to the restaurant.

There was a bar counter.

I ordered a Chinese set. Light porridge can be eaten with red vinegar, Zha cai, namul and coriander.

There was a laundry room on the 2nd floor.

A drum-type washing machine that does not require detergent was also installed in the laundry room.

Vending machines and ice machines were also installed in the laundry room.

An iron and trouser press.

A personal computer and a printer.

Smoking room on the 2nd floor.

24-hour supermarket “KOHYO” on the south side of the hotel.

Convenience store across the hotel.

Sugi Pharmacy on the north side of the hotel.