Ibaraki Central Hotel
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Fast facts
Check in from: | 15:00 |
|---|---|
Check out before: | 10:00 |
Pets | Pets not allowed |
Children | Children are welcome at this hotel |
Amenities
Restaurant
Laundry
Lift
Bar
Fax
Wake up call
More about Ibaraki Central Hotel
Ibaraki Central Hotel
Ibaraki is home to Ibaraki Central Hotel. Travelers eager for a bit of culture can stop by Osaka Castle, while those who have shopping on the agenda may want to visit Dotonbori and Grand Front Osaka Mall. Looking to enjoy an event or a game? See what's going on at Osaka-jō Hall or Kyocera Dome Osaka.
Reviews from 
Business traveller
Comment: 14 Dec 2018
Stayed in: Dec 2018
Good service good food
A dinner reception was organised at the hotel’s restaurant by a business counterpart. The food consisted of a variety of Japanese style tapas. The service was quick and the dishes were certainly scrumptious.
Couple
US
Comment: 20 Nov 2017
Stayed in: Oct 2017
Not my first choice of a place to stay
This site says there are 22 reviews but I see only one.
We spent a week here with two of us in a pretty small room (maybe 3m x 3m with a 1.5 m x 2 m entry area) with a single full size bed. Even though it is provided as a two person room it's really a one person room* with an extra pillow and extra set of towels. There isn't room for two pieces of luggage on the floor. There's 5 hangers in a tiny closet. We ended up pulling the bed out from the wall every night, making a 30 cm passage so the person on the wall side didn't have to climb over the other person to turn out the light or get up in the middle of the night.
I got used to Japanese bathrooms but I have to say this was one of the smallest, and I am not even a large person. I mostly remember the toilet being wedged in there pretty tightly and at an inconvenient angle (I spare you the details).
The facilities are somewhat dated and showing wear and staining. Our hair drier didn't work properly. There is a hot water kettle and a tiny room refrigerator so you can run to local places to get food.
We mostly stayed at hostels and dormitory style guesthouses during our trip to Japan and this place was both more pricey (I believe we were paying US$120 here vs. $US70 for two at hostels), as another person puts it, "drab", and we had less room than in many hostel type places. This is a "hotel" and staying here was part of the context of our visit to Ibaraki but we stayed at nicer (and cheaper) dormitory style guesthouses (some of which even had private rooms for couples+).
*To be fair I believe there are two bed, two person rooms but they are even more pricey.
Tip: There's a large AEON mall about 10 minutes walk away. Go right out of the hotel, walk to the next main road and go right again to the next really main road and then left. Go another 5 minutes or so. Food courts are on the top floor.
Tip: The hotel will do laundry for you at a per-item cost but there's also coin machines (soap provided) on the second or third floor near the elevators.
Observation: I was a bit disconcerted to come back to our room during cleaning time for our floor to find the door propped open but nobody in sight. There's no safes or lockers in the room and while Japan is fairly low-crime one still may need to leave semi-valuables in the room while out for the day.
Observation: For our room they would only provide us with a single key despite there being two people in the room.
We spent a week here with two of us in a pretty small room (maybe 3m x 3m with a 1.5 m x 2 m entry area) with a single full size bed. Even though it is provided as a two person room it's really a one person room* with an extra pillow and extra set of towels. There isn't room for two pieces of luggage on the floor. There's 5 hangers in a tiny closet. We ended up pulling the bed out from the wall every night, making a 30 cm passage so the person on the wall side didn't have to climb over the other person to turn out the light or get up in the middle of the night.
I got used to Japanese bathrooms but I have to say this was one of the smallest, and I am not even a large person. I mostly remember the toilet being wedged in there pretty tightly and at an inconvenient angle (I spare you the details).
The facilities are somewhat dated and showing wear and staining. Our hair drier didn't work properly. There is a hot water kettle and a tiny room refrigerator so you can run to local places to get food.
We mostly stayed at hostels and dormitory style guesthouses during our trip to Japan and this place was both more pricey (I believe we were paying US$120 here vs. $US70 for two at hostels), as another person puts it, "drab", and we had less room than in many hostel type places. This is a "hotel" and staying here was part of the context of our visit to Ibaraki but we stayed at nicer (and cheaper) dormitory style guesthouses (some of which even had private rooms for couples+).
*To be fair I believe there are two bed, two person rooms but they are even more pricey.
Tip: There's a large AEON mall about 10 minutes walk away. Go right out of the hotel, walk to the next main road and go right again to the next really main road and then left. Go another 5 minutes or so. Food courts are on the top floor.
Tip: The hotel will do laundry for you at a per-item cost but there's also coin machines (soap provided) on the second or third floor near the elevators.
Observation: I was a bit disconcerted to come back to our room during cleaning time for our floor to find the door propped open but nobody in sight. There's no safes or lockers in the room and while Japan is fairly low-crime one still may need to leave semi-valuables in the room while out for the day.
Observation: For our room they would only provide us with a single key despite there being two people in the room.
Family traveller
JP
Comment: 25 Nov 2015
Stayed in: Nov 2015
Drab.
A very drab , depressing and dingy place to spend a night.
The room was very small for the price, with massive dirt marks on the peeling paper and paint chipped all around the door frames.
As for the bathroom, it is a drop in cubicle containing a lavatory, sink and bath/shower not much bigger than a telephone box.
The beds were adequate to firm.
The rather dog-earred complaints form had a new Japlish verbal gem, you could choose between Excellent. and Unexellent----magic, the highlight of the stay.
The room was very small for the price, with massive dirt marks on the peeling paper and paint chipped all around the door frames.
As for the bathroom, it is a drop in cubicle containing a lavatory, sink and bath/shower not much bigger than a telephone box.
The beds were adequate to firm.
The rather dog-earred complaints form had a new Japlish verbal gem, you could choose between Excellent. and Unexellent----magic, the highlight of the stay.
Couple
Comment: 7 May 2025
お風呂場がとても綺麗でした。
駐車場も近くに止めれて便利でした。
また機会があれば利用したいと思います。
駐車場も近くに止めれて便利でした。
また機会があれば利用したいと思います。
Family traveller
Comment: 6 Dec 2024
酒店入住体验非常棒！房间宽敞明亮，床品舒适，让人一进门就感到非常温馨。服务人员的态度也非常好，让人感到特别亲切。总之，这是一次非常愉快的住宿经历，我会向朋友们推荐这家酒店。
Very good location
14-8 Nishiekimaecho, Ibaraki, 567-0032, Kansai, Japan|0.89 km from city centre
Check in and check out
Check in from:
15:00
Check out before:
10:00
Good to know
Children are welcome at this hotel
Please contact the hotel for details about adding extra beds.
Please contact the hotel for details about adding a cot.
Pets not allowed
According to the Osaka prefecture Ordinance, the accommodation tax in Osaka City will be revised starting September 1, 2025. The tax will be charged per person per night based on the accommodation fee: 5,000 JPY to 15,000 JPY per person per night: 200 JPY tax 15,000 JPY to 20,000 JPY per person per night: 400 JPY tax Over 20,000 JPY per person per night: 500 JPY tax Some room rates do not include the accommodation tax, and guests may be required to pay it separately at the front desk. Please check with the hotel for details.
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