Find hotels near Suma Rikyu Park, Kobe from SAR 146

"The hotel is located inside Kansai Airport. The rooms are spacious, the service is excellent, and the location is very convenient—making it an ideal choice for resting during a layover in Osaka."

"Price, location, safety, cleanliness and heat/air are all superb. The room is of course small. It’s hard for a second person to climb onto the bed. There’s no safe. Room service is done every 3 days but towels and supplies (coffee and tea) are supplied every day. Overall, it’s a great value."

"First time traveling to Osaka , Japan with my son great location right next to transportation . we were able to save money on commuting by navigating their train system . the rooms were a big small , however cozy . staff were helpful and great with they are only very strict at check in if you take a morning flight the checking is exactly at 3 pm . breakfast was buffet style from 6:30 -‘ - 10 am which was great clean and delicious food . If you traveling with kids deff recommend . "

"When I travel to Osaka, i always choose Hankyu Respire Hotel not only for their cleanliness but due to its proximity to the rail satation whether shinkansen or domestic rail. On top of all the hotel dedicated the whole 8th floor to different regional restautants where you can choose where to dine. Breakfast is good at the hotel & proximity to 5 big shopping malls will cap your day!"

"The breakfast was good and fresh. No comment about parking, we use the public transportation everyday."

"room is clean"

"Great place, clean and near a lot of shopping, dining, Universal Japan and train station. "

"Hotel is very beautiful "

"This was the worst hotel stay I have ever experienced in Japan. 1. The hotel struggled to find my reservation and made the check-in process far more difficult than necessary. 2. I was charged an additional 5% credit card fee because of a clerical error by hotel staff (which management refused to correct.) 3. When I requested a taxi to the airport, the hotel staff booked a ride for me through their preferred taxi service; upon arrival at the airport, I was charged a "gaijin tax" by the driver and paid nearly double the Kobe city taxi rate for my fare. 4. At checkout, I handed the hotel staff a stamped postcard to mail out for me and they flat out refused it, instructing me to "go to the post office." 5. There was a lot of anti-foreigner policing by staff near the lobby area, where I was bizarrely followed by an employee and subsequently asked to leave the lounge area (even though domestic guests were allowed to stay.) ... Overall, this hotel stay was terrible. Everything comes down to the awful, impassionate, and intolerant staff, who made me feel unwelcomed as a guest (and used as a customer.) If you have the choice, stay elsewhere in Kobe and save yourself a horrible customer service experience."