Hotel Brighton City Osaka Kitahama

Very modern and clean. Good location. Spacious room.

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The rooms were a nice size and the neighbourhood had good restaurants, as well as a convenience store right downstairs. It was really clean, comfortable and a really nice place to stay.

This is the second or third time I chose to stay at this hotel for my business trip because the location and the room status is perfect for me. The bath tub and shower is separated and I loved it, the space of the room is totally comfortable even if I keep my suitcase opened most of the time. You can use the tablet in the room to call or text msg front desk if you need anything, which make it very convenient if you needed anything, you can type in English and they'll reply you soon enough, so no worries on communication problem. You get bottle of water everyday after they clean up your room which is another point why I love this hotel so much.

The only regret is that the choices of the breakfast is very limited, so if staying more than three days I started to lose appetite a bit. (but it is not because the breakfast isn't good or anything like that, it is delicious. So if you're the type of person that can eat the same thing everyday, it's not a problem for you indeed)

The room offers much more space than most (even more expensive) Japanese hotels. The design is sharp and modern. The bathroom is very spacious and the shower is amazing (strong shower, massage function, etc.)

Actually, no complaints at all. My colleagues got tired of the breakfast as they stayed for one week. I bought breakfast at the convenience store and ate on the outside benches.

THe excellent place to all the destination within the walking distance to city train.

I know it is a bit of out of scope, but one of the young staff is not so helpful. I wish he could helping me on another booking confirmation(Kyoto) in Japanese, but he only ask someone who could speak English over(the people speak Japanese) the phone to confirm, it would be rather easier for him help me out. A little bit of disappointing.