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The room is quite spacious compared to other hotels in the same category, and it's very quiet. The self check-in process is smart and efficient. The breakfast is also very Japanese and delicious 😋, though it can get very crowded, so expect a queue.

Although it's a bit of a walk from the station, I was extremely satisfied with the condition of the room for this price! Like most Japanese rooms, the space to open our luggage was a bit tight, but we managed to arrange it well and had a comfortable stay! Haha. It was a little disappointing that the window only opened a tiny crack, but the soundproofing was excellent, the bathroom was cozy, and most importantly, I loved having a bathtub! It was also great that there's a convenience store nearby and Dotonbori is only about a 10-minute walk away! You can grab as many amenities and towels as you need from the lobby on the first floor, and I even saw some Koreans having a simple meal there! The front desk staff were really friendly, and I was surprised by how spacious the elevator was, which isn't typical for Japan, haha. We paid around 15 for three nights, and we're so satisfied!

This was my first time choosing this place for a business trip. The location was great, not too far from the station. I picked it because I dislike the noisy and chaotic central tourist areas, and I was ultimately satisfied with my choice. It’s a good place to experience local charm, and it only takes about 15 minutes or less by subway to get to the city center, which I thought was quite reasonable. The facilities were clean and trendy, which I liked. The large communal bath, only big enough for two people, was always crowded and required a wait, but I figured it was better than not having one at all. However, regarding the cleaning service, it would have been better if they had communicated more clearly that requests needed to be made the day before. After two days, I asked for cleaning at the front desk when I was heading out, but it was refused. I think a bit more flexibility in their policy would be beneficial. Anyway, the overall facilities were decent, and I would be willing to stay here again in the future.

The facilities are new and very clean, and it's very close to Shin-Imamiya Station. There's also a Tamade supermarket and convenience stores nearby, so you don't have to worry about going hungry at night. For solo travelers, the best part is that for this price, you get a private room all to yourself. Although the space isn't huge, the bed is very comfortable, and there's even space to open your suitcase 👍

Good points • Free shampoo, conditioner, and body wash • Convenient location, several metro lines within walking distance • Nice lobby with lots of manga, work tables, and a shared kitchen Bad • Bathroom and bed were not clean • You have to make your own bed • No elevator — difficult with heavy luggage (hostel is on the second floor) • Room was stuffy

The reception staff only come from 6pm, so I called several times before then to confirm the reservation, but I couldn't get through, so I was a little worried, but I was able to make a reservation. The reception staff seemed to be able to speak English, and they spoke fluently with foreign customers. The service was also very friendly, which I liked. Since eating and drinking are prohibited in the rooms, there is a dining area next to the reception on the second floor, so we ate there. There was also a microwave and a refrigerator! There were many rental items, and there was a Don Quijote less than a 5-minute walk away, so I was grateful that I could stay without having to carry much luggage! There were many foreigners, and my Filipino husband seemed very happy! I was glad that the futon was double-layered and cushioned, so I didn't get a sore back! There was a curling iron, straightening iron, and hair dryer in the women's shower room, which I thought would be nice for female customers ♡ There was no iron for the men's room, so my husband said it would be better if they had one. It was my first time in Osaka, and I'm glad I stayed here! I'd like to stay here again when I come to Osaka! *There is no parking lot, but there are two paid parking lots nearby.

It feels like a typical boarding house. I took a taxi from Osaka Station to the inn. It took just a few minutes, but if you're used to going to Osaka, walking should be no problem. I arrived late at night and left around 5:30 the next morning, so I only took a nap. I didn't check out the amenities, but they did sell beer and snacks (I only glanced at the sign and menu outside of business hours).

The location is very convenient, right in front of Zoo-mae Station and within walking distance to Tennoji. The room was very simple, just a tatami mat. My room had ventilation, but the heater wasn't working, so the room was quite cold. The restroom was shared by both genders, and there was only one... The shower situation was the most inconvenient. Women could only use the bathroom for one hour, from 9-10 PM. Because there are more male guests, men had a longer shower time (5-9 PM).

A good place to stay if you need a cheap place in Osaka. Quite central location at the entry of Nishinari ward, 10 minutes walk from a touristic area with good transportation and plenty of restaurants and bar. Tge curtains are not blinding so do not stay here if you need complete darkness. Also the bathrooms are very rudimentary, but the hotel offers a discounted access to the nearby onsen, where you can relax and wash properly.

The hotel is located in Nishinari Ward, quite close to the subway station and tourist attractions. However, the surrounding area is a stark contrast to Japan's usual order and cleanliness, with homeless people and trash everywhere. On the bright side, the hotel itself is very clean, and having a police station directly across the street makes it feel safe. The only inconvenience is having to take the elevator all the way down to the ground floor every time you want to shower. On another note, the front desk staff were very friendly and helpful with luggage storage, which was a big plus.