Minamisenri Crystal Hotel

“Schönes Hotel Für Meinen ersten Aufenthalt in Japan”

Dies war meine erste Reise nach Japan, sodass ich nichts der Crystal zu vergleichen. Da jedoch die meisten anderen Sachen, die man in Japan in der Regel "kompakt" würde ich nehme an kleineren Zimmer sind typisch für japanische Verhältnisse. Das Zimmer war so groß wie mein Studentenwohnheim in der H… Mehr

Dies war meine erste Reise nach Japan, sodass ich nichts der Crystal zu vergleichen. Da jedoch die meisten anderen Sachen, die man in Japan in der Regel "kompakt" würde ich nehme an kleineren Zimmer sind typisch für japanische Verhältnisse. Das Zimmer war so groß wie mein Studentenwohnheim in der Hochschule. Ein sehr kleines bureau, kleines Bad, kleines Kopfkissen und eine hart (was versöhnlich wegen unserem mangelnden wird) Matratze. Es gibt ein Restaurant im Hotel, obwohl ich nicht dort gegessen habe. Kein W-Lan, das ich hatte (wahrscheinlich zur Verfügung habe, habe ich nicht fließend in der Sprache bin), aber mein Zimmer hatte eine Ethernetverbindung. Wir waren schon früh auf und zurück und spät, so dass der Mangel an Zimmer und/oder Ausstattung war keine große Sache. Das Zimmer war sauber und ich habe bemerkt nicht den Geruch nach Rauch, weil ein paar Kritiken angegeben. Vergessen Sie nicht, den Schlüssel an der Rezeption lassen oder wenn Sie nicht geputzt! wenn Sie dort trainieren ist ein Park neben dem Hotel mit rund einer halben Meile äußeren Schleife. Es gibt weitere 3-4 Parks in einem Umkreis von einer Meile vom Hotel. Alles in allem, wenn ich auf Geschäftsreise wieder kommen würde, würde ich wieder hier ohne meine Gedanken.

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“Praktisch für Kansai Universität”

Ich war hier für eine Konferenz im Kansai Universität Senriyama Campus, zu dem es einfach zu erreichen (2 Stationen, 5 Minuten mit dem Zug). Das Hotel ist leicht zu finden, direkt vor dem Minamisenri Station. Das Personal ist freundlich, und es ist toll kann man die Fenster etwas. Der größte Nacht… Mehr

Ich war hier für eine Konferenz im Kansai Universität Senriyama Campus, zu dem es einfach zu erreichen (2 Stationen, 5 Minuten mit dem Zug). Das Hotel ist leicht zu finden, direkt vor dem Minamisenri Station. Das Personal ist freundlich, und es ist toll kann man die Fenster etwas. Der größte Nachteil: das Zimmer stank nach Zigarettenrauch, und auch die Luft, die über Klimaanlage war nicht frisch, da, das typisch japanischen Geschäftshotels, es gibt es ständige Geruch nach Zigarettenrauch. Ansonsten war das Zimmer sehr sauber.

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“Cannot complain for a budget hotel.”

Room - Fairly spacious with a double bed. However, hardly any furniture, although there was sufficient space to put a small table and a couple of chairs. There was a small desk with everything such as the kettle, hair drier etc on it. Bathroom - Clean and tidy. Small but OK. Breakfast - Good. Staff… Mehr

Room - Fairly spacious with a double bed. However, hardly any furniture, although there was sufficient space to put a small table and a couple of chairs. There was a small desk with everything such as the kettle, hair drier etc on it. Bathroom - Clean and tidy. Small but OK. Breakfast - Good. Staff - Quite helpful. We found at least one staff fairly fluent in English. Laundry - There is a coin laundry. The Drier takes ages to dry the clothes. Location - Acceptable. Can walk through to the station within the building. There are a few restaurants, a convenient store near by.

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“Reasonable Place but Ridiculous Rules”

We recently had two stays here as we were visiting our daughter and grandchildren who live in the area. The first stay was for four nights and our room on the seventh floor seemed to be pretty old and unrenovated. The second stay was for three nights and our room on the eighth floor seemed as if i… Mehr

We recently had two stays here as we were visiting our daughter and grandchildren who live in the area. The first stay was for four nights and our room on the seventh floor seemed to be pretty old and unrenovated. The second stay was for three nights and our room on the eighth floor seemed as if it had been partly renovated with a new couch, desk, carpet and curtains. It had a smarter overall look to it than the first room. Both rooms were on the north side overlooking a large park so the views were great. The bathrooms in both were pretty similar and very tiny. It was hard to get into the bathroom without bumping your leg on the toilet. The rooms themselves were big enough to have a couch and small table in them, so weren't as small as some Japanese rooms can be. The hotel has a coin laundry which was great as we could wash clothes whenever we wanted. We took our own wi-fi router and plugged it in in the room. Thus the wifi was good. I don't know how it would have been without the router. I was originally told that they don't promise wifi in the rooms as it doesn't work well in all of them, which is pretty bad in this day and age. I had specifically requested non-smoking rooms and was told they have a non-smoking floor but if the hotel is full they put smokers on the non-smoking floor!!! I never found out which was meant to be the non-smoking floor. I did once smell smoke in the corridor in the first room on the seventh floor. This hotel would have been fine if it hadn't been for the strange rules which were conveyed to us in very bad English. No-one working on the desk speaks good English but they showed me an attempted English translation of their rules about visitors. Basically they tried to say that you can't have visitors in your room ever. I ignored this as it sounded ridiculous to me. Our daughter and grandchildren came to visit during the day sometimes and as far as I was concerned, we had paid for the room so they were entitled to sit in it with us as our invited guests. This place isn't cheap - we paid around $170AUD per night for the room which is a lot for way out in the northern suburbs. So if you stay here and you want to have visitors, tell them to come to your room without going to the front desk first as if they go to the desk they won't be allowed in your room. .

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