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Namba Garden Square Apartment

Namba Garden Square Apartment

3.5/511 Reviews
Shinsaibashi/Namba/Yotsubashi
The corner 々 was not cleaned well and dust was accumulated and I didn't like it. There was a bad smell in the room and corridor and it closed. There were several days when the wall was thin and the next room was noisy, and I could hear the conversation until the morning and couldn't sleep until the morning. There are often movements in the middle of the night near the fire station, or the motorcycle sound of the runaway? It is also noisy. Outside the window is a cemetery. . . The owner's response was fast and helpful!
Rozy Hotel Namba

Rozy Hotel Namba

3.8/522 Reviews
Shinsaibashi/Namba/Yotsubashi
I went to Osaka to set this hotel for my daughter. I personally think this hotel is better than the B&B (it is about 4-5 floor renovation of the whole house). The hotel price is cheap. The location is some distance from Nanbo Station but not difficult to find. The exit of the underground street can also be reached. (But there is no elevator at the exit with 2 V stairs to climb, with large luggage or go to the ground to reach better), next to the hotel is the clock hotel but it has no big impact, the staff service attitude is serious and friendly, you can temporarily store luggage, there is an elevator we live on the 2nd floor, there is a smell when you enter the door, I smell the toilet and the smell of old him. My daughter smells the smell of barbecue. The Japanese room space is big enough. The toilet is normal and there is a shower super room. It is super small. If it is a big man, you can't turn around. Objectively comment on the hygiene level is good. The room was air-conditioned and soundproof, but the mattress was not slingshot but it could sleep.
HOTEL AARON TsuTen West

HOTEL AARON TsuTen West

4.2/545 Reviews
Shinsaibashi/Namba/Yotsubashi
This is a B&B without a counter. Use a password to enter. When you first arrived, you followed the instructions and said the key was in the mailbox, but you couldn't find it. You contacted the service staff immediately, but it should be the hosting company, because the service staff was not easy to contact. , we don’t have a local phone number, so we can only try to use Line to connect, and finally found that the key is inserted in the door, but the management staff called us back as soon as they received our message and apologized to us for the cleanliness and overall service. It's good, very close to Tsutenkaku New World, but there are a lot of homeless people nearby, so be careful and safe
Nisshin Namba Inn

Nisshin Namba Inn

4.2/515 Reviews
Shinsaibashi/Namba/Yotsubashi
The hotel should be a bit old, the rooms are small but fully equipped, Smooth check-in, luggage can be stored Staff service is very nice and enthusiastic The room does not include breakfast, but in the morning there are simple bread, orange juice, coffee, and a warm feeling
Poly Hostel Osaka

Poly Hostel Osaka

4.2/50 Reviews
Shinsaibashi/Namba/Yotsubashi
Location: quiet location, 500m away from Shin - Imamya station , (for whom uses the JR pass, free) station we use every day we stay, Family Mart and a supermarket (real meals, Apartment: check in made with a tablet in the hostel entrance and check out automatically, for 7 days of accommodation, I didn't see any official. Bread rooms (for most of the rooms we stay in Japan), great kitchen with microwave, fridge, oven and a cupboard (it was very useful to reduce feed costs). The hotel has a good bathroom with a great shower and comfort, washing machine, hair dryer, comfortable beds and a reasonable tram (I think all hotels have this kind of fine tram). Overall, it was above our expectations, mainly location, comfort.
Khaosan World Namba

Khaosan World Namba

4.2/57 Reviews
Shinsaibashi/Namba/Yotsubashi
This hotel is very close to JR Namba Station and can be reached within five minutes from the station. It only takes ten minutes to walk to Dotonbori on the other side. I highly recommend the travel options for hostels.

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