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Great hotel. Good staff. Very clean and well kept. It’s in a less desirable area though. Homeless etc which is the first time I’ve seen that since touring through Japan. But a great location to jump on the nearby train station which was a 7 minute walk. Then a 20 minute train ride to cool spots. This was within walking distance to the tower though.

Great staff and everything is clean

Beds are just mattresses put on the floor. Ammenities were in a public common space, not at all convenient. The space to put shoes was extremely tiny, you take one step and it already transitions to the rest of the room. Water for the shower is shared with the sink and only one can be used at a time. Both the pressure and temperature have to be adjust together, and it's extremely difficult to control. After a few minutes, the water turns cold and it has to be readjusted again. No decent chair for the table. Ventilation in the bathroom is poor. Even with the exhaust fan on and the bathroom door open, after a few hours the bathroom is still humid. The only good thing is the fast WiFi.

飯店地点在新今宮。地点非常方便,对面有間 Family Mart。 房間有一台加湿器。 1F大廳有洗衣机,储物柜可以放行李箱。2F餐厅有免費12:00~ 24:00小时無限供應的咖啡機 & 制冰机。 非常满意酒店的设施,唯一 希望酒店可以考虑放几个钩在厕所 以便酒店房客可以挂衣服。

The hotel was clean. The room is very small. The location is by the subway, which you can hear throughout the day and night. The hotel is in the middle of a homeless camp. Everyone was friendly but there was a lot of homeless people around.

The place had everything needed for a one night stay, but I wouldn’t have found it sufficient for a longer stay. The room was clean and the bed was comfortable, although the room was smaller than how it had seemed in the pictures. I wasn’t able to sleep very well as there was a waste collection right outside the window at 6.30am, it was very loud and woke me up even with earplugs in. The room was also quite dark, even though there was a window, I had to keep the lights on at daytime. The kitchenette only had a sink, a kettle and a microwave, but there were no cups, dishes or cutlery. The bathroom and showers were clean and had all amenities needed. There is a small lobby with the kitchenette attached to the side, but no other hostel communal space. There’s a self check in and check out system. I wasn’t sure what to do as I was arriving, and I happened to see a staff member who was just leaving and was able to help me, but this was the only member of staff I saw during the time I was there. The location was perfect for exploring Osaka, close to a station and an easy walking distance to central locations! Overall it was sufficient for a one night stay.