Y'S Hotel Hanshin Amagasaki Ekimae, Amagasaki

After a long journey, I arrived at the hotel and found the single room a bit small but adequate for my needs at 2 pm. The staff, while struggling with English, was very friendly and even provided a helpful information paper with details like Wi-Fi and the big bath. The location was great, being a short walk from Amagasaki train station and surrounded by restaurants and shopping options, making it a convenient choice near the airport.

After a long and arduous travel, arriving at the hotel at 2 pm instead of the scheduled 3 pm was a relief. The cheap single room was a decent choice, though not perfect.

After a long and arduous journey, the hotel provided a small but cozy room for a reasonable price. The service, while friendly, had limited English proficiency, which is common in Japan. The location was convenient, just a short walk from Amagasaki train station and surrounded by various dining and shopping options. The dining experience, though good, came at an additional cost. Overall, a decent option offering quiet surroundings close to the airport.

After a long arduous travel, arriving at the hotel meant a lot. The rooms were small but clean, and the staff, although they knew very little English, were very friendly and even provided a paper with all the important info. The location was fantastic, just a short walk from Amagasaki train station and surrounded by interesting sights. The dining experience seemed abundant with good options, and overall the facilities were convenient.

The hotel is conveniently located in front of the Amagasaki station, offering a good, quiet option in the vicinity of the airport. The rooms, though a bit small for a cheap single room, were a welcoming retreat after a long journey. The service was very friendly, even with limited English proficiency. Dining was good, offering home-made organic products for an additional $10. The location was vibrant, with nearby attractions like a castle and temple area, and various dining and shopping options. However, the dining cost being extra was a small downside.

I arrived at 2 pm, a bit earlier than expected, and found the hotel's location fantastic, close to Amagasaki station and surrounded by many restaurants. The room was a little bit small, but clean and comfortable. The staff was very friendly, although their English was limited. The dining was good if you're willing to pay an extra $10 for warm bread. The hotel offers a paper with all the necessary information, which was helpful given its ideal location. However, the Wi-Fi is not included in the price.

After a long arduous travel, the little bit small room was a welcome respite for a cheap single room option. The friendly service staff, despite knowing very little English, made the stay more pleasant, and the location's proximity to the train station and nearby amenities was fantastic.

I arrived at the hotel after a long and arduous journey to find it easy to access at 2 pm, which was a pleasant surprise. The room was a bit on the small side but still cozy and clean, making it a comfortable space to rest. The friendly staff, although with limited English skills, were welcoming and even provided a useful paper with all the essential information, including details on Wi-Fi and the spacious bath facilities. The location near Amagasaki train station and a variety of restaurants and shops made exploring the area convenient and enjoyable.

After a long and arduous travel, the hotel's rooms were a bit small for a cheap single room, lacking windows. However, the service was understanding towards visitors from Europe, providing essential information like Wi-Fi access and a spacious bath despite the language barrier. The location was very interesting, offering proximity to Amagasaki train station, nearby restaurants, and a delightful temple area. Although the dining seemed abundant and good, there was an extra $10 charge. Overall, a good, quiet option near the station with surrounding amenities.

After a long and tiring journey, arriving at 2 pm instead of the scheduled 3 pm check-in time was a relief. The room, although a bit small for a cheap single option, provided a cozy rest spot. The service, despite language barriers typical in Japan, was accommodating and welcoming, with detailed information provided on essentials like Wi-Fi and the communal bath. The location, within walking distance of Amagasaki train station and surrounded by dining and shopping options, offered a quiet retreat near the airport. The dining experience, with an additional $10 charge for what seemed to be ample food options including fruit preserves, added convenience. The facilities were satisfactory, enhancing the overall stay.