Joytel Hotel Osaka Shinsekai Reviews

This hotel does not have a parking lot. It is announced that parking is available for a separate fee of 1,200 Japanese yen, but even though it is a hotel with over 100 rooms, only 2 primary care facilities are allowed. I checked in at 23:00 on a Saturday, a weekend, and wanted to park, but there was no parking lot. Find a coin parking lot nearby and ask customers to park on their own. The fee for using the coin parking lot varies depending on the time of day, but from 8 a.m. it is 900 Japanese yen (approximately 8 US dollars) per hour. $8 per hour. If you park for a few hours, the parking fee is more expensive than the hotel fee. The front desk doesn't speak English, Chinese, or Hindi. We only respond in Japanese. They said they were having trouble parking, so they said they would cancel for free and go to another hotel. Where are you going at 11pm on a Saturday night? In the end, I paid the Visa fee and used the coin parking lot. I asked the hotel if there were any other services or compensation and requested that it be announced in the customer information that there is no parking lot, but there was no compensation and the hotel information still said that there is a parking lot. The two cars in the photo I posted occupy the entire parking lot owned by this hotel. I couldn't sleep well due to stress due to this hotel. I had to wake up very early starting at 8 a.m. to save on the cost of primary care, which was 900 yen per hour.