Hi! Thank you so much for watching my video and for giving such wonderful feedback! I really appreciate your very kind words! And yes, you gave me a very good idea! Thank you so much for the suggestion! I will definitely consider that since I still have more hotel videos coming up anyway. Please look forward to it. In case you haven't, I hope you can also consider subscribing to my channel so you won't miss my upcoming travel videos. Thank you so much again! Have a great weekend! 😊
Hi Kathleen! Thank you so much for watching my video! I am really happy to know that you found it helpful. I hope my other videos can help you plan your trip as well. In case you haven't, I hope you can also consider subscribing to my channel so that you don't miss my future travel videos. Thanks again! Have fun in Japan! :)
Hi Huntrrams! Thank you for watching my video and for giving such wonderful message. I am really happy that my simple video is appreciated by viewers like you. As much as I can, I really like helping fellow travellers in my own small way. I hope my other videos can also help you plan your trip. In case you haven't, I hope you can also consider subscribing to my channel for more useful travel videos. Thanks again! Enjoy your time in Japan! 😊
Thanks for this video . We will be in Japan next week. Can you tell me if it is OK to stay in Tokyo Bay Area and commute every day to Tokyo touristy spots. Will be there three nights and five nights in Osaka.
Hi Sheela! Thank you for watching my video and for appreciating my work! With regards to your query, it actually depends on your itinerary in Tokyo and which tourist spots you plan to visit. Personally, I would want my hotel to be in the area where I plan to visit the most tourist spots. That way, I can maximize the 3-4 days I have in Tokyo. But if you really have to stay in the Tokyo Bay area, of course it is still ok with the efficient train and bus systems of Tokyo. Just be aware that travel time from the Tokyo Bay area to the usual Tokyo tourist spots may take about an hour or more, depending on where you want to go. In a sense, that would take a bit of time from your 3-4 days, which could translate to lesser time to see the tourist spots. In any case, I am sure it would still work out if you have planned your itinerary well. I hope I was able to answer your query and help you in my own small way. In case you haven't, I hope you can also consider subscribing to my channel for more useful travel videos. Thanks again! Enjoy your trip to Japan! :)
Hi James! Thank you for watching my video! With regards to your query, you can reach Shinsaibashi station from Kansai Airport via bus or train. If you choose the airport shuttle bus, your stop would be Hotel Nikko Osaka, which is just a 1min walk to Shinsaibashi station. If you choose the train, you can take the train from Kansai Airport to Nankai Namba station, then transfer to the subway. Shinsaibashi is just one station away from Namba station. If you choose to walk, Nankai Namba station to Shinsaibashi station is about 15-20mins walk. I hope I was able to answer your query. In case you haven't, I hope you can also consider subscribing to my channel for more useful travel videos. Thanks again! Have fun in Japan! 😊
POLY HOSTEL namba osaka we stayed there for 10 days.. September 13 2023 .. to September 23. 2023 so clean. so good.. A small hotel but near dotonburi and kuromon. The poly hostel is inside a residential area.. peaceful.and near family mart. walking distance from train station.. subway.. and tourist spot.. and is a budget hotel... very.japanese.. minimalist hotel.. definitely we will return.. 2025_ expo osaka.
Hi Dell! Thank you for watching my video and for sharing your hotel! Looks like a good option too. In case you haven't, I hope you can also consider subscribing to my channel for more useful travel videos. Thanks again! 😊
@@tll_thelightinside Hi! Thank you for watching my video and for visiting my channel. With regards to your query, I personally haven't stayed in one hotel for like 10 days straight. I would normally transfer hotels every couple of days depending on which city or area I am exploring. I guess your budget for a 10-day hotel stay would depend on the kind of hotel you would choose, whether it is a budget hotel, mid-range or high end, and in what area you prefer to stay. For me, a budget of USD100-150/night may be safe. I hope I was able to answer your query. In case you haven't, I hope you can also consider subscribing to my channel for more useful travel videos. Thanks again! Enjoy your stay in Japan! 😊
Hi Winola! Thank you for watching my video and for giving such positive feedback. I really appreciate it. In case you haven't, I hope you can also consider subscribing to my channel for more useful travel videos. Thanks again! Have a great day! 😊
Hi! Thank you for watching my video! With regards to your query, I am guessing that you are referring to Dotonbori Hotel. Personally, during our stay, the hotel's cleanliness was satisfactory. I just figured that it could still be improved because some parts of the carpets were stained, and some hidden corners of the room were dusty. For guests who are not so particular with such details, I guess it should be ok. I hope I was able to answer your query. In case you haven't, I hope you can also consider subscribing to my channel for more useful travel videos. Thanks again! I hope you are enjoying your day! :)
Hi Angie! Thank you for watching my video! With regards to your query though, I am sorry but unfortunately, I don't know of any hotel or Air BnB in the Dotonbori area that has a balcony. I hope my other videos can help you plan your trip though. In case you haven't, I hope you can also consider subscribing to my channel for more useful travel videos. Thanks again! Enjoy your day! :)
@wheretonext1190 ok thankyou anyway.. what about a guide for one day? Would you know of anyone that would walk around with me for the day eating street food just for fun??
Hi again Angie! I don't have any specific person or group in mind, but you could probably join the food tours being offered by online companies like Klook or GetYourGuide. Their websites have several offerings which could suit your needs. They also have tours for individuals if you want to do it one-on-one. Hope this helps. :)
too bad your frist reco is temporarily closed according to google... hope you recommend more affordable hotels especially for max 3 adults/people in a room
Hi again! Thank you for your advice. I just checked and indeed, Hotel Unizo in Shinsaibashi is temporarily closed. But hopefully it will open again soon in time for your future travels. I have taken note of your request for suggestions on affordable hotels for 3 persons and I hope to be able to find options for you in my future videos. Thanks again for watching!
Hi! Thank you for watching my video! Not sure though what exactly you mean by your comment "5 adults". Do you mean you are looking for rooms that can accommodate 5 persons? If yes, I have taken note of it and I will see if I can find one which I can feature in my future videos. Alternatively, you may also want to consider booking maybe 2 adjacent rooms, one for triple occupancy and one for double occupancy. That way, you get two toilets too, which actually is a major factor to consider. This would make your trip more efficient, saving a lot of time. I hope I was able to help address your concern. In case you haven't, I hope you can also consider subscribing to my channel for more useful travel videos. Thanks again! I hope you are enjoying your day! :)
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Great video! I think you could make a series out of this type of content!
Hi! Thank you so much for watching my video and for giving such wonderful feedback! I really appreciate your very kind words! And yes, you gave me a very good idea! Thank you so much for the suggestion! I will definitely consider that since I still have more hotel videos coming up anyway. Please look forward to it. In case you haven't, I hope you can also consider subscribing to my channel so you won't miss my upcoming travel videos. Thank you so much again! Have a great weekend! 😊
I'm booking one of your recommendations...thank you so much
Hi Kathleen! Thank you so much for watching my video! I am really happy to know that you found it helpful. I hope my other videos can help you plan your trip as well. In case you haven't, I hope you can also consider subscribing to my channel so that you don't miss my future travel videos. Thanks again! Have fun in Japan! :)
Thank you for recommendation
Hi Huntrrams! Thank you for watching my video and for giving such wonderful message. I am really happy that my simple video is appreciated by viewers like you. As much as I can, I really like helping fellow travellers in my own small way. I hope my other videos can also help you plan your trip. In case you haven't, I hope you can also consider subscribing to my channel for more useful travel videos. Thanks again! Enjoy your time in Japan! 😊
Thanks for this video . We will be in Japan next week. Can you tell me if it is OK to stay in Tokyo Bay Area and commute every day to Tokyo touristy spots. Will be there three nights and five nights in Osaka.
Hi Sheela! Thank you for watching my video and for appreciating my work! With regards to your query, it actually depends on your itinerary in Tokyo and which tourist spots you plan to visit. Personally, I would want my hotel to be in the area where I plan to visit the most tourist spots. That way, I can maximize the 3-4 days I have in Tokyo. But if you really have to stay in the Tokyo Bay area, of course it is still ok with the efficient train and bus systems of Tokyo. Just be aware that travel time from the Tokyo Bay area to the usual Tokyo tourist spots may take about an hour or more, depending on where you want to go. In a sense, that would take a bit of time from your 3-4 days, which could translate to lesser time to see the tourist spots. In any case, I am sure it would still work out if you have planned your itinerary well.
I hope I was able to answer your query and help you in my own small way. In case you haven't, I hope you can also consider subscribing to my channel for more useful travel videos. Thanks again! Enjoy your trip to Japan! :)
Hello, could you please kindly tell me how to get to Shinsaibashi station from Osaka airport, thankyou!
Hi James! Thank you for watching my video! With regards to your query, you can reach Shinsaibashi station from Kansai Airport via bus or train. If you choose the airport shuttle bus, your stop would be Hotel Nikko Osaka, which is just a 1min walk to Shinsaibashi station. If you choose the train, you can take the train from Kansai Airport to Nankai Namba station, then transfer to the subway. Shinsaibashi is just one station away from Namba station. If you choose to walk, Nankai Namba station to Shinsaibashi station is about 15-20mins walk.
I hope I was able to answer your query. In case you haven't, I hope you can also consider subscribing to my channel for more useful travel videos. Thanks again! Have fun in Japan! 😊
POLY HOSTEL namba osaka we stayed there for 10 days.. September 13 2023 .. to September 23. 2023 so clean. so good.. A small hotel but near dotonburi and kuromon.
The poly hostel is inside a residential area.. peaceful.and near family mart. walking distance from train station.. subway.. and tourist spot.. and is a budget hotel... very.japanese.. minimalist hotel.. definitely we will return.. 2025_ expo osaka.
Hi Dell! Thank you for watching my video and for sharing your hotel! Looks like a good option too. In case you haven't, I hope you can also consider subscribing to my channel for more useful travel videos. Thanks again! 😊
how much did you pay for 10 days stay?
@@tll_thelightinside Hi! Thank you for watching my video and for visiting my channel. With regards to your query, I personally haven't stayed in one hotel for like 10 days straight. I would normally transfer hotels every couple of days depending on which city or area I am exploring. I guess your budget for a 10-day hotel stay would depend on the kind of hotel you would choose, whether it is a budget hotel, mid-range or high end, and in what area you prefer to stay. For me, a budget of USD100-150/night may be safe.
I hope I was able to answer your query. In case you haven't, I hope you can also consider subscribing to my channel for more useful travel videos. Thanks again! Enjoy your stay in Japan! 😊
can i know if its family friendly? i have 2 children and a baby infant. please advise, thanks
Nice
Hi Winola! Thank you for watching my video and for giving such positive feedback. I really appreciate it. In case you haven't, I hope you can also consider subscribing to my channel for more useful travel videos. Thanks again! Have a great day! 😊
In what could cleanliness be improved?
Hi! Thank you for watching my video! With regards to your query, I am guessing that you are referring to Dotonbori Hotel. Personally, during our stay, the hotel's cleanliness was satisfactory. I just figured that it could still be improved because some parts of the carpets were stained, and some hidden corners of the room were dusty. For guests who are not so particular with such details, I guess it should be ok.
I hope I was able to answer your query. In case you haven't, I hope you can also consider subscribing to my channel for more useful travel videos. Thanks again! I hope you are enjoying your day! :)
Hi, could you please help me find a hotel with a balcony or Air b nb please in Dotinbori
Hi Angie! Thank you for watching my video! With regards to your query though, I am sorry but unfortunately, I don't know of any hotel or Air BnB in the Dotonbori area that has a balcony. I hope my other videos can help you plan your trip though. In case you haven't, I hope you can also consider subscribing to my channel for more useful travel videos. Thanks again! Enjoy your day! :)
@wheretonext1190 ok thankyou anyway.. what about a guide for one day? Would you know of anyone that would walk around with me for the day eating street food just for fun??
Hi again Angie! I don't have any specific person or group in mind, but you could probably join the food tours being offered by online companies like Klook or GetYourGuide. Their websites have several offerings which could suit your needs. They also have tours for individuals if you want to do it one-on-one. Hope this helps. :)
@@wheretonext1190 thanks will check that out
Always happy to help. Enjoy your trip! 😊
too bad your frist reco is temporarily closed according to google... hope you recommend more affordable hotels especially for max 3 adults/people in a room
Hi again! Thank you for your advice. I just checked and indeed, Hotel Unizo in Shinsaibashi is temporarily closed. But hopefully it will open again soon in time for your future travels. I have taken note of your request for suggestions on affordable hotels for 3 persons and I hope to be able to find options for you in my future videos. Thanks again for watching!
5 adults
Hi! Thank you for watching my video! Not sure though what exactly you mean by your comment "5 adults". Do you mean you are looking for rooms that can accommodate 5 persons? If yes, I have taken note of it and I will see if I can find one which I can feature in my future videos. Alternatively, you may also want to consider booking maybe 2 adjacent rooms, one for triple occupancy and one for double occupancy. That way, you get two toilets too, which actually is a major factor to consider. This would make your trip more efficient, saving a lot of time.
I hope I was able to help address your concern. In case you haven't, I hope you can also consider subscribing to my channel for more useful travel videos. Thanks again! I hope you are enjoying your day! :)