Very cost-effective, rich breakfast, very satisfying stay experience

#Japanese Hotel I visited Kansai in November and stayed at the newly completed Fraser Residence Nankai Osaka. transportation: Take the Nankai Railway from the airport to Namba Station. There is a sign pointing the direction of the hotel when you exit the station. Just cross the street and you will arrive. Check-in: The staff was friendly and courteous and the process was smooth. I know Japanese and communicate with the staff in Japanese. But the clerk insisted on speaking English because he felt embarrassed to ask the guests to accommodate them and speak Japanese. Rooms: There is a shoe cabinet and washing machine at the entrance, as well as a small kitchen with all kinds of cooking utensils. Because this is an apartment, the above-mentioned equipment is rarely seen in hotels. The room is spacious and can accommodate beds on both sides. There is a desk and a huge wardrobe, white furniture, and it feels clean. The TV offers a wide range of channels. The view outside the window is Namba Park shopping mall. The bathroom is simply decorated and has a bathtub and bath salts are provided. Buffet breakfast: The restaurant is located on the basement level. It is not very spacious, but is quite close to the neighboring tables. There is a wide choice of food, including western food such as meat, scrambled eggs, bread and desserts. Japanese food includes karaage chicken, curry and grilled fish. I personally recommend the pumpkin soup, which is rich and sweet. Prevention measures: At the hotel's main entrance, you must take your temperature and disinfect your hands with alcohol. When entering the restaurant for the buffet breakfast, you also need to disinfect your hands and be given transparent rubber gloves to pick up food. The room rate this time was about HK$600 per night, and included breakfast, which felt like great value for money. All in all, this stay was very good.