Published date: April 27, 2025
Hotel with Female-Only Elevators and Floors for Comfortable and Safe Stays🤍
Room Type Stayed
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Experience of the stay
The hotel was easily accessible from Umeda and chosen for its large public bath and cleanliness. It turned out to be a great choice!
First, there’s an African-themed lounge reserved for guests right near the entrance, with counter seats equipped with power outlets. There were machines for free coffee and a microwave, making it a calm place where many guests could work or enjoy meals ☕️.
In front of the front desk, there was an amenity bar where guests could freely take items like lotion, cleansing agents, and tea back to their rooms. It’s reassuring to come empty-handed!
Although reservations via HafH don't allow specifying a female-only floor, when I checked in and there was availability, the staff kindly moved me to the designated floor 🫶.
There are three elevators, one of which is for women only. Though it requires a bit of a hassle to scan the room card for it to operate, it provided a sense of safety.
The room was stylish and clean, exactly as shown in HafH’s pictures, with an African feel. In addition to standard amenities, it was equipped with a ReFa hairdryer, and on a first-come, first-served basis, curling irons could be borrowed. This is a nice point for women🤍.
The TV made it convenient to check the congestion level for the laundry and the public bath◎. To access the women’s public bath, you also need to use the women’s-only elevator and scan your room key in front of the changing area. Although it’s a bit of a hassle, I felt relaxed knowing I wouldn’t encounter any men in my loungewear and no makeup.
The large public bath has six washing areas and provides shampoo, conditioner, and body soap. When I used it around 8 PM, there was only one person ahead of me. I was able to spend a leisurely time♨️.
There are convenience stores and large shopping streets within a 5-minute walk of the hotel, making it convenient for shopping.
If I have the opportunity to visit Osaka again, I would definitely want to revisit this hotel☺️.
Experiences during the trip
A cafe called 'Bread and Espresso' is located about a 3-minute walk from the hotel at the intersection of Minami-Morimachi. The shop has large windows and a spacious interior. It was bustling from the morning, with more than half of the customers being foreigners. There were counter seats, so I could enjoy a leisurely and luxurious breakfast even alone🤍