Family Inn Fifty's Edobori

Frommer's Review

When Family Inn Fifty's opened in Tokyo in 2000, I predicted it was a chain in the making. This second Fifty's, south of Nakanoshima island, opened in 2002 and offers the same low prices, clean but small rooms outfitted with double bed, sofa bed, wall-mounted TV, and tiled bathroom (but no closet), as well as automated check-in. Smokers pay ¥1,000 ($8.35) extra; you even pay extra for toothbrushes and slippers here. The catch is that the place is a bit of a chore to reach from Osaka Station (you have to change subway lines), but once you're settled, you'll find its location fine.

Facilities:
Coffee shop; free use of computers with Internet access; nonsmoking rooms

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