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"Staff is friendly. There are a beautiful shopping connect the hotel. "

"Limited dining option around the area but highly recommended if stay near the airport. "

"Very good to visitors who want to do the shopping before leaving Japan😁"

"The room is kind of small but find it comfortable. The price is reasonable, it is a good place to stay for shopping and understand the local culture, but not a place to relax. "

"First time staying in a Skukubo in Japan. The traditional Japanese ryokan style of the Sojin was great. Including tatami matts and sliding doors. The staff and monk service was very accomodating. They provided extra water when I asked for it, and made my bed while I was having dinner. Expecially the dining experience of the Buddhist monks cooking and serving their meals of Shojin Ryori. These were the best meals I have ever had!"

"Great location. Right next to the train stop. 5 to 10 mins walk to the outlet. They have couple restaurants in the property. Love the free shuttle to the airport. "

"Amazing experience! Our room was beautiful and the hotel is in a great area for walking aroind Koyasan. I used the onsen and had it to myself. Both the dinner and breakfast meals were amazing, as was partaking in the morning prayer"

"The Bellevue Garden Hotel was exceptional. The best hotel I have stayed if your rate quality of service, and value. I won't hesitate to book again upon my return. PS. Osaka is awesome ♥️ and this is real not a paid advertisement 👍"

"A very different experience for a foreigner, and one that I cherished as a student of Buddhism. If you aren’t adventurous, I don’t recommend it, and if you go, please be curious, open, and full of respect. The non-sleeping rooms will be very cold in winter, the food served is the food served, without changes available, there are rules about which slippers to wear where and what can be photographed, etc. If you’re interested in deep travel (versus hedonism), you will be gifted and changed. Otherwise, please don’t go. "