Guest houses in Osaka

Used for watching baseball. The roof of the dome was visible from a close distance and it was easy to come and go in about 15 minutes. I arrived before 13:00, but it was good to check in as soon as the cleaning was completed and I was able to relax. The email asking for check-in time arrived the next day instead of the day (because it is via a travel agency), so it is smooth to contact the arrival time in advance.

The room was clean and comfortable, and the air-conditioning was sufficient. There are some free drinks in the refrigerator and some small snacks are also delivered, delicious. The washing machine is the favorite, and it is very convenient to wash and dry. The location is also very good, very close to the subway station, convenient to go anywhere, the convenience stores and restaurants around are also very delicious. In short, satisfied.

Very good, the boss is very enthusiastic, the accommodation is in a good location, the transportation is convenient, and the house is clean and tidy

The room, bathroom, and toilet were all spotlessly clean, and the atmosphere was lovely. The room was spacious enough for one person. I had my own, so it wasn't an issue for me, but be aware that the only amenity provided was a bath towel, so if you don't have a toothbrush or other essentials, you'll need to bring them (though there's a drugstore nearby where you can easily buy them). My only minor complaint was that the lock was a padlock, which made opening and closing it a bit of a hassle, but it's a small detail. Also, since it's located in a lively shopping street, you can easily find food and daily necessities right downstairs, and just walking around was enjoyable. Overall, it was incredibly comfortable and great value for the price. I'd love to stay here again.

The room was quite large, but unfortunately, we booked too late and only had two single beds. It's less than an 8-minute walk from Tenkajaya Station. There's a Lawson nearby, and there's a coin-operated washing machine and dryer downstairs, so it's generally quite convenient. The hotel provides an induction cooktop, microwave, and tableware. The rooms are all locked with a password, but the downstairs is unattended (there's a regular laundry service on the first floor). The hotel is largely unattended, so I didn't know what to do with things like toilet paper when I ran out. I didn't report it to the hotel.

My room was on the second floor, and the stairs were a bit steep and narrow, so I had to be careful with my luggage. The kitchen had a fridge, microwave, pots, dishes, and salt. The washing machine cost 100 yen for 30 minutes, but the dryer was broken. The staff were very friendly, and there were often people from different countries chatting in the evenings, which created a nice atmosphere.

I checked in at 3:00 PM and received an orientation to the hostel. Non-Japanese hosts will provide explanations in both English and Japanese. It's located in a quiet residential area, just past the shopping district, and there's a sign, so it's easy to find in the daylight. It has a shared kitchen, refrigerator, washing machine (fee required), shared shower (with shampoo, conditioner, and body soap), shared hair dryer, shared hair iron, and shared washroom, all of which are not particularly different from a hotel. Bath towels were 100 yen to rent, and toothpaste was 100 yen to purchase. I used the upper space in the dormitory; the bed was soft and I had to lay my own sheets. The curtains were blackout. Due to the structure of the building, the floor creaked in places, so care should be taken when moving around late at night. I had a soy latte and chocolate cake at the cafe and bar on the first floor. It was delicious and I had a great conversation! I'd definitely stay there again!

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