Lucky Sun

The location was perfect for my needs. I went to the mountains in the north during the day and a party in the south in the evening. It was very easy to stop by and drop off things and get changed. The bath with the jets was exactly what I needed after the hike. Oh and the receptionist was excellent at communicating things to me even though my Japanese wasn’t very good!

I think the paper card is awkward. I was worried I would lose the card! Also telling people when we are leaving is a bit strange to me. I am not Japanese so this might be normal here!

The hotel is beautiful, well located and clean. The staff are polite and welcoming. The hotel has free parking.

I didn't like that the room doesn't have the free basics. Towels and clothes are paid for, so take yours from home. I didn't like the smell of cigarettes in the room. They should leave the windows open or the air conditioning on before the guest arrives. Overall our stay was very good.

The staff was very friendly, the location is very close to the metro station , the clines and facilities in our room was excellent.

Simple but efficient. Checkin and checkout by machine; however there is always staff to assist you.

Once inside, you can’t leave the room; it will be locked automatically. No breakfast.

Everything else was very good! Staff friendly and polite, clean rooms, nicely decorated, big tv, comfy bed, nice big shower room with a jacuzzi.

The only thing I did not like was the strong perfume smell in the reception. It's just a bit overwhelming and unnecessary to have a strong smell like that when you walk in as not everyone likes that.

beautiful and comfortable space with very helpful staff - even if my Japanese wasn’t very good!

Needing to call to leave the room for even a short time. I think this might be because we (foreigners) are not used to this

the sauna bath is worth trying

Would like a key for the people staying overnight.

very clean and looked nice. the bed was also big and comfortable

one of the ladies was very rude and ruined parts of my stay there. she is not respectful and I was always nervous to go back to my hotel to talk to her. having to tell them when you are leaving and coming back was a pain too.

Location: close to both Hanshin and Hankyu stations. Plenty of local eateries nearby as well as supermarkets.

Definitely not a family hotel. The locals refer to this style of hotel as "love hotels'. The staff have zero English. Room service is non- existent. No instructions in English for TV or anything else. Security is clumbsy as you need to contact the desk to inform them you are leaving your room. No microwave or any other facilities, e.g vending machines etc.