Apartments in Osaka Prefecture, Japan

We had a wonderful stay at b&Namba4 during our 5 day trip at Osaka. The room is very clean, cozy and well equipped. The kitchenette is provided with utensils, allowing simple cooking. The fridge is a regular size one, which usually cannot be provided in a hotel. One suggestion would be to provide a worktop over the sink for the kitchenette. It is a self check in facility, but the online customer service is responsive and helpful. The instruction for check in is also clear and easy to follow. Overall, we are happy with the room setting and the customer service.

The room is very big and clean. There is washing machine in the room that is very convenient for my trip. The location is good, walking distance to Namba and Nipponbashi station. Downstairs has family mart, very convenient for daily shopping. Highly recommend this hotel for all friends to Osaka!

This guesthouse is in an excellent location, just a stone's throw from Tenkachaya Station, offering incredibly convenient transportation. You'll find not only the Nankai Electric Railway with direct access to Kansai Airport, but also multiple subway lines. The rooms are exceptionally spacious and bright, decorated in a modern, minimalist style, and come with brand-new, well-equipped facilities. The air conditioning is powerful and cools efficiently, and the hot water supply is plentiful and consistent, ensuring a very comfortable stay. The surrounding area has excellent amenities, with a large supermarket within walking distance and plenty of dining options like KFC, McDonald's, Sukiya, and Gyoza no Ohsho all nearby, making shopping and daily errands incredibly convenient. Given its outstanding value for money, rooms here are often fully booked, so I highly recommend it to anyone visiting Osaka!

Absolute value for money. Things that I like; 1) Familymart right in front. 2) The location was around 5 mins to Kuromon market, ＜10mins to walk to Namba station, and around 15 mins to Dotonbori. 3) Decent size room, definitely bigger than hotels at same price point. Came with all the amenities I need, washer, microwave oven, stove, fridge, and even a small bath tub for 1. 4) easy instructions from host for self-check in. 5) I don’t hear any noise from other guests.

Excellent apartment. Very convenient for couple and families with 3. For 4, i personally suggest 2 units for more space (i had done it The top 1 was the shower room, which became an effective clothes dryer. After 1 day off in Osaka, you find your clothes washed and completed dried is something to consider in your next long trip. Very smart these japaneses!!! Definitely, it is a good call if you are coming to Osaka!!

The hotel staff provided excellent service, and our room was very spacious. Even though it's located right by the train tracks, it was surprisingly quiet once the windows were closed. Our family of four felt perfectly comfortable, with no cramped feeling whatsoever. We even cooked our own meals and bought groceries from the nearby Tamade supermarket. We found the kitchen was missing a knife, but we easily picked one up from the supermarket. We'll definitely choose to stay here again on our next visit. I couldn't find any photos of the room, so I've included some cherry blossom pictures instead. At 600 a night during cherry blossom season, the value for money was outstanding!

The apartment featured four very comfortable beds (two queen-sized and two single). It was thoughtfully equipped with a wide range of useful kitchenware, perfect for self-catering, including a refrigerator, an induction hob, and a microwave. The bathroom was spotlessly clean, and having a washing machine was a huge bonus. Overall, it offered excellent value for money. Its proximity to Kizu Market and Life Supermarket made grocery shopping incredibly convenient.

The hotel is easy to find, conveniently located, and close to landmarks and popular check-in spots. Even if you arrive late at night, you can check in by yourself. The staff provides great recommendations and excellent service. Most importantly, they even offer candies, which is a wonderful touch!

This was a last-minute trip, and I found this place on Ctrip. Since we preferred not to stay in a standard hotel, we opted for this minpaku. Honestly, before our trip, I'd seen a few rather harsh reviews, so I prepared for the worst-case scenario. I packed all our essentials and even pre-warned my child, just in case those negative comments turned out to be true and they got upset. As it turned out, my worries were completely unfounded – I'd overthought everything! Before we left, we added them on WeChat, and the staff were incredibly responsive, replying almost instantly. They provided detailed instructions on how to get there and information about luggage storage. Since check-in time in Japan is typically after 4 PM, if you arrive on an early flight like us, their minpaku has a designated luggage storage area in the lobby. There's CCTV, but no staff supervision, so remember to keep your valuables with you. The minpaku is conveniently located near Tenkachaya Station. Right outside the exit, there's a sizable supermarket, KFC, Osaka Ohsho, and other dining options. In fact, on previous trips, I always made sure to visit that supermarket daily. The minpaku is about a 10-minute walk from the station; we managed it easily with two large suitcases, and our family of three, including our ten-year-old, didn't find the walk strenuous at all. The property is divided into three buildings: A, B, and C. You'll know which building your room is in by the first letter of your room number, as provided by the staff, so be careful not to go to the wrong one. We actually went to Building B by mistake and were searching everywhere for our keys until we bumped into a staff member coming out – a super friendly young man with glasses. He jokingly asked, 'You should just call us if you need help! Why were you quietly searching by yourselves?' He then directed us to the correct building, which was right next door, and everything proceeded smoothly from there. Our room on the third floor was around 30 square meters, and we found both the cleanliness and amenities to be excellent. Some previous guests mentioned noise issues, but we didn't encounter any in our room. I'd suggest noting any preferences when booking, so the property can do their best to accommodate you, as there is indeed a subway line that runs continuously in front of the minpaku. If you're coming from Namba or Shinsaibashi, another option is to alight at Hanazonocho Station. There's also a supermarket right outside that exit, and the walk from there is equally convenient. We actually used this route almost every day.

The guesthouse isn't huge, but the bed is bigger than the one I stayed in a Tokyo hotel, easily accommodating two adults. It's well-equipped with a washing machine, an induction cooktop, pots and pans, and a balcony with clothes hangers for drying clothes. The washing machine solves the daily laundry problem, and the kitchen is handy for preparing meals if you're traveling with elderly children. Food at Japanese convenience stores is always cold, making it unsuitable for elderly and children. There's a school nearby, and it's located in a residential area. Turn left at the main entrance, then right at the intersection. The subway entrance is two blocks away, making it convenient for getting around. There's also a 7-Eleven nearby, where I usually have breakfast.