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some offer city views. there are coin operated laundry facilities. check in time: 12:00 amcheck out time: 12:00 am. complimentary coffee is provided in the lobby. the straightforward rooms with simple furnishings have free wi fi, flat screen tvs and minifridges, plus tea and coffeemaking facilities. breakfast and parking are available for a surcharge. a 2 minute walk from ibaraki train station, this unassuming city center hotel is 3 km from expo 70 commemorative park and 32 km from universal studios japan

Kansai International Airport 1 hr 9

Hirakata Park (28 min)
Sprawling theme park featuring thrill rides such as roller coasters, plus swimming pools & eateries.

Dotonbori (35 min)
Lively entertainment district known for its soaring illuminated billboards, restaurants & theaters.

NIFREL (15 min)
Family-friendly attraction with exotic fish, mammals & reptiles exhibited in stylish, modern spaces.

Osaka Castle (28 min)
Revered castle dating to 1597 & since rebuilt, featuring gardens & a museum with varied exhibits.

Minoo Falls (32 min)
33-m. waterfall amid deciduous trees, with a modest hike & plentiful seating at the base.

Shitennoji (33 min)
Famed Buddhist temple built in 593 A.D. & featuring a 5-story pagoda, statues & ponds with turtles.

Osaka Castle Park (36 min)
Vast green space offering gardens with cherry blossoms, athletic fields, open-air theaters & more.

Cup Noodles Museum Osaka Ikeda (28 min)
Quirky museum devoted to the history & culture of ramen noodles, with factory displays & tastings.

Katsuo-ji (30 min)

Umeda Sky Building (25 min)
Striking conjoined skyscrapers with a garden rooftop observation area, restaurant & cocktail lounge.

American Village (32 min)
Shopping and fashion

Expo ’70 Commemorative Park (17 min)
Park on the grounds of a 1970 World's Fair featuring a museum, a stadium & the Tower of the Sun.

Minoh Park (30 min)

Tower of the Sun (15 min)
Offbeat sculpture built for the 1970 world’s fair, with an interior occasionally open to the public.

Tsutenkaku (32 min)
Famous for its neon lights, this landmark features an observation deck open to the public.