2-Star Hotels in Osaka Prefecture, Japan

Very comfortable staying here, superb location, just few minutes walk to ebisu bashi-suji shopping and also nearby restaurants are plenty. Very clean and quiet, rooms are cleaned daily unless you got their promotional rate room. Highly recommended

I am traveler form Hong Kong l, stay ing for three nights. If you going solo, this might be your go-to. Locational wise speaking, it located right exactly next to train station, and the nearest 24/7 shop is less than 5 minutes. If you are looking for a place to have a sleep and somewhere to store your baggage, you can put this shop to your list. HOWEVER, if you have any troubles for the below matters, please SKIP it for your own sake. 1) Noises. As it is right next to train stations, you can image how loud would it be whenever any train goes by. 2) WC/Shower place. There is only ONE shower place for each specific floor, plus two major big baths for male/female only in topest and lowest floor resp. This would be nightmare as sometime you want to take a quick private shower after a long day walk, but not every time you can use it freely as it is occupied so quickly. Speaking of the major baths place , if you are no trouble with people or share showering together, you can still try yourself. 3) WiFi. The WiFi is terrible, I can’t watch a movie by the unstable WiFi (sleeping at 8th floor). Overall, if you are just looking for somewhere cheap, travel-friendly during the period of EXPO 2025, you can surly considering this one. The staff is good and helpful.

The service was decent, but I found it quite unreasonable that Japanese hotels often have a strict non-refundable policy, even when trying to cancel 8 or 9 days in advance.

I booked it because it was cheap. Many reviews said it was cramped, but the bathroom is just the right size for someone who isn't petite. If you're just looking for a place to sleep, it's a good hotel. It's great for solo travelers. During events like the Osaka Expo, the prices seem to be significantly higher. At that price, I can't leave a good review. The bathroom is surprisingly cramped, but the bedroom has enough space to spread out a 24-inch suitcase. Since it's a newly opened hotel, I expected it to be somewhat clean, but I'm not sure if it will be maintained over time. Also, the soundproofing is poor. I could hear chatter and laughter in the next room, and even though I was on the 12th floor, there was a bit of noise from loud cars for a while at night. Perhaps that's why the hotel provides earplugs on the first floor. There was also a problem with the shampoo dispenser in my room. When I first noticed a strange stain in the bathtub, I thought it was a cleaning issue. I easily washed it off with the shower, but the stain came back. The shampoo seemed to keep dripping from the dispenser. During my stay, I used my own shampoo and didn't use the hotel shampoo. It seemed to be constantly broken. As for service, the service wasn't particularly friendly, and I didn't experience any inconveniences.

Osaka accommodation is the best here!! If you're going here, take the bus to the airport. It's a 2-minute walk haha I wonder if the bus schedule is different every month.. It was different from last month's schedule. Since it's nearby anyway, I recommend going the day before and checking!

The location is fantastic, tucked away in an alley right near Kuromon Market. It's also super close to Dotonbori and Shinsaibashi, making it easy to explore them all on foot. There's a secure entry system, and you're required to change into slippers upon entering. Check-in is self-service and quite straightforward. The common areas are a bit on the small side. The facilities are relatively new. The second floor is a female-only dormitory, and being assigned there made for a very pleasant experience. Even for someone on the shorter side, the bed space felt surprisingly roomy – not cramped or oppressive at all. And to my delight, the duvet was down-filled and incredibly soft! Everyone was very quiet and considerate. Overall, it offers excellent value for money.

Very cool place. Really spacious, we even surprised. Everything is there, the location is convenient (is near Namba station, but since not on a big road, but in a alley, then no noise at night)

I loved the apartment. It's clean, cozy, and comfortable. It has all the appliances, including a washing machine and some dishes. The location is convenient—it's on a quiet street and close to the metro. Everything about the apartment is wonderful. But I took off a star for the service because I really disliked the check-in process. Firstly, if you don't have mobile internet, there's no way to check in; it's simply impossible. Secondly, the automatic check-in process requires a lot of steps, which is inconvenient. You have to fill out an online form, and not in advance, but right outside your building. Thirdly, I wasn't given full check-in instructions: they gave me the key to the apartment, but not the key to the house. I was standing outside, unsure what to do. A woman who lives in the building happened to be passing by and helped me in, giving me the door code. If she hadn't been there, I would have been standing outside freezing. The owner didn't send me the door code until the next day at lunchtime. It's terrible 😢

The room is in a good location, less than 10 minutes walk to Shinsaibashi, very quiet, the room is quite large, fully equipped with kitchenware and microwave, refrigerator can easily solve the problem of eating, next time I come to Osaka, I will continue to stay here, the only drawback is that the bathroom and shower room are still a bit cold in winter without air conditioning