Whether you went to get
cultured at Kyoto or eat your heart out in Osaka, you can come home to the
inviting comfort of Karaksa Hotel, especially designed for the smart Asian
traveler. Inside, there’s everything
you need for a cozy stay. The rooms are fully-air conditioned and equipped with
hot and cold shower, all of which contains the basic necessities like the
latest flat screen TV, universal sockets with USB ports, bath towels, hair
dryer, suitcase storage under the bed, Japanese-style bidet, mini refrigerator,
toothbrush set, shampoo, conditioner and face soap, pajamas, sanitized
slippers. There’s also a mini desk area if you have an urgent work to check.
The room sizes include double-decker and Hollywood twin for 2 adults and their
child, and connecting room for group of friends or bigger families. The average
room size is 18 sqm.
The overall vibe of the
place feels like home--you can chance upon its Filipino receptionists, and
there’s a TFC channel in your room television when you feel a little home sick.
That’s because it has a touch of Pinoy: the hotel’s owner, Xymax Corporation,
Japan's premier asset property management company has teamed up with Robinsons
Land Corporation (RLC), one of the leading property developers in the
Philippines. RLC is the official Sales and Marketing agent of Karaksa Hotel in
the country.
The Osaka branch features
a laundry area and a leisure space with massage chairs and a wide array of
vendo machines for snacks, toys and souvenirs, plus dining sets for eating or
chatting with your companions. The Kyoto branch, on the other hand, features
only twin rooms: Bunk and High Floor for up to 2 persons and Hollywood for
groups and families.
A trip to Japan most
likely comes with a hefty price tag, especially since the country is screaming
with lots of attractions to put in your itinerary. To maximize your experience,
start by choosing an affordable hotel to stay in. Karaksa Hotel is a great value
for money, complete with basic amenities and comfortable accommodation. It’s
slightly cheaper compared to other hotels of the same kind in the city, but it
offers a top-star hotel experience that won’t hurt your wallet.
Whether you grab a seat
sale or impulsively book a tour to Japan, fret not! You can book at Karaksa
Hotel easily through http://www.gohotels.ph/gohotels-now-in-japan/. By
booking at any Go Hotels branch, you can get a chance to win a trip for two to
Osaka. Click here for more details.
Karaksa Hotel, in
partnership with Go Hotels, will open five more branches before the Tokyo
Olympics 2020: Hokkaido, Sapporo, Tokyo Ginza, Shin-Osaka and Namba to cater
more budget travelers. You can expect the Namba branch to open this November.
Karaksa Hotel,
a leisure hotel just a few walks away from Osaka’s main shopping district,
Shinsaibashi. Osaka Shinsaibashi I is located at 1-6-9 Bakuroumachi, Chuo-ku,
Osaka City, just a 5-minute walk from Sakaisuji-Hommachi Station/Nagahoribashi
Station.
