Apartments in Osaka Prefecture, Japan

It’s a spacious room, and we really appreciate the wooden floor, as it's better for our boy to play on the floor. The bath, microwave, fridge, and stove are great for families.

We loved how it was close to most things, and particularly as we had to leave early in the morning with all of our luggage to Kansai, the distance from the place to the Nankai Line proved particularly beneficial - short walk and lifts available, with many train options in the morning. Finding the place was a little difficult if using google maps since the navigation proved difficult in and around the building. A good thing we got help from a Nankai Line employer at the Nankai ”tunnel” who showed us the general direction to the apartment. If you exit from JR line, walk to the Nankai line tunnel on your right as you exit. Apartment was super close to a Mega Donki too which was awesome with food trucks and stalls under the bridge. Area was quiet, if not for the occasional train passing, though the rooms were well insulated. Overall an enjoyable stay. Rooms were relatively large by Japan's standard and there was a tiny cooking area with some utensils, and a washing machine. I liked how the toilet was separated from the bath area. We took the quad room with four beds and still had enough walking space and a bed just for our luggage since there wasn't however, enough room for luggage and clothes storage. You can dry your clothes at a sizeable balcony and in the current summer heat, our clothes dried up really quickly. Self check in and check out instructions were clear and easy. Too bad there wasn't any complimentary coffee, tea or water.

This is very self-service, on the day of check-in will email the password and room number for you to check in, very convenient The toilet and bathroom are separate and there is a kitchen for cooking There are many rooms, I have 3 suitcases, because the last day to, pack all opened to pack The parking lot is first come first served, quite few seats, 7 down, I checked in when there was still parking, went after dinner back to no, nearby parking overnight, before 8 o'clock to leave for several hundred yen, after 8 o'clock is counted separately, to a thousand or two thousand yen Follow the elevator instructions to remove the garbage It is also close to Tongten Gate, ten minutes away, the other side is close to Electric Machine, a lot of anime and manga things to see

The B&B is located at Ebisucho Station, a few minutes walk from Exit 2 or 3. There is an elevator at Exit 3, very close to Tsutenkaku Tower. When you open the room window, you can see Tsutenkaku Tower. Because there is a police station nearby, you will hear the sound of police cars honking and leaving in the middle of the night, which affects your sleep. The room is very spacious. It is easy to open two 28-inch suitcases. It has all the appliances and stoves. It just lacks a table and chairs. If you buy takeaway food and return to the room, you have to sit on the floor or bed, which is very inconvenient. There are two 1.4-meter beds in the room. The beds are quite comfortable. The air conditioner has heating and cooling, which helps a lot in the cold winter.

A very unbelievable self-service hotel 1. I arrived in Osaka from Nara before 11 o'clock in the morning, but I was told that the password of the self-service hotel would not be sent to my email until after 12 o'clock 2. The hotel suggested that I could store my luggage in the coin locker on the first floor, but I couldn't enter the lobby without the password 3. When a guest came out, I went in and found that a large locker required 8 100-yuan coins, eight! Not 100-yuan coins! Who would keep so many on hand! 4. I quickly went to the vending machine to buy two bottles of water and exchanged them for 8 coins. As a result, I found that one locker could not fit two suitcases, so I threw the other luggage next to the luggage locker in a rage.

Arrived on the first day, found that I found the wrong hotel, walked for 20 minutes in vain. There is also a hotel called Arashi Hotel on Google Maps, and then called Arashi Hotel Namba Branch, so if you want to search, just set the location on Ctrip. I forgot to take pictures. It is suitable for families, the price is reasonable, close to the station, need to transfer to one station, to the main road, the road section is relatively quiet, but you can often hear police cars in this area. I found a hotel on the first day and arrived late. There were few pedestrians on the whole road section. It was very secluded. I was a little scared on the first night, but I got used to it in the next few days. In fact, it is comfortable to live here. There is a convenience store nearby. I buy breakfast every day. Overall, it is okay. If you don’t have a big budget, you can choose this place. It is more economical. The hygiene of the room was average on the first day. I found that there were hairs on the bed. It would be better if it could be cleaned.

It's been a long time since I last stayed in Osaka Hano at a newly opened apartment hotel on November 2nd. My favorite condominium-style apartment hotel is within walking distance of Namba. I read somewhere that Daikokucho is the most popular station in Osaka to live in, so I was curious about it, and it's close to Namba, and Imamiya Ebisu and Namba Yasaka Shrine are also nearby, so it's convenient. Located 3 minutes from Daikokucho Station on the Osaka Metro Midosuji Line. There is a convenience store 1 minute walk from the hotel. It is within walking distance of Namba at 1 station, and it takes about 30 minutes to access USJ. A hotel in a great location for sightseeing. I walked from my hotel to Amerikamura in Shinsaibashi. I thought it would be faster to walk than to transfer at the complicated Namba Station, so I walked from the hotel to Namba Yasaka Shrine, a scenic spot that I was interested in. Namba is just a 10-minute walk from Namba Yasaka Shrine! It has great access to Shin-Osaka Station, Umeda Station, Tennoji Station, and other areas on the Midosuji Line, as well as easy access to Kyoto. I took a limousine from Umeda to Itami Airport, but Shinkansen is also convenient since it's easy to get to Shin-Osaka. Stayed in a premium theater room. You can do laundry, there's a kitchen, and there's a bath. Super convenient♪ I like high-end luxury hotels, but this is the best hotel where you can stay as if you were living there! It's very convenient to be able to do laundry in your room, and even if you get back to the hotel late, there's a kitchen so it's easy to make dinner. I like staying at hotels that have washing machines because I can wash my clothes at the hotel and then go home, so it's not that hard to do laundry, and I don't have to carry dirty clothes in my suitcase. Completely contactless check-in and check-out. A password will be sent to your email address, and you can easily check in using a QR code, and check out for the latest check-in and check-out methods.

The next morning, I was leaving for Sapporo and I stopped here for one night. It was very close to the Izumisano subway station. I just crossed the road and walked a few steps to get there. The room was so big for this price, it was super cost-effective. It is a self-check-in hotel. They will send you an email to upload your passport and fill in the information, and then they will send you the password.

We were family of 6, 4 adults and 2 kids. We had a one bedroom suite and one studio, and stayed for 6 nights. Everything was fine except the 2 rooms were floors apart, reception lady said she could not put the 2 rooms in the same floor. We have breakfasts for the whole trip, and really enjoy the stay.

My son, a student, stayed here with his friends to go to the TWICE concert at Yanmar Stadium. It was my first time to book a self-check-in hotel, so I was nervous about whether we would be able to check in on the day. We stayed with 5 people. When I checked the reviews, I saw that there was a mistake on Trip.com and they had trouble with the futons not being prepared for the reservation, so I was a bit worried. It seems that the outside around the hotel was smelly. It's in a lively downtown area and convenient, so I think it was a good deal. The information at the hotel entrance was in 4 languages ​​and colorful and flashy. It's just as shown in the photo. There was also a poster with something that looked like a religious solicitation, so I wondered if it was really okay to stay at this hotel? They were suspicious and contacted me from the local area. In the end, that was just before we entered the room, and the inside was clean and well-equipped, so they seemed very satisfied. Futons were properly prepared for 5 people. It seems that there were sheets and other bedding on the first floor in case there were not enough sheets. (At first, it seemed like they thought they had to bring this into their room and prepare it themselves.) There was a balcony so we could go outside and hang out the laundry, which was very comfortable. We were able to stay for a low price, and were very satisfied with the value for money. We would like to use it again if we have the opportunity. Thank you very much.

It’s a spacious room, and we really appreciate the wooden floor, as it's better for our boy to play on the floor. The bath, microwave, fridge, and stove are great for families.

We loved how it was close to most things, and particularly as we had to leave early in the morning with all of our luggage to Kansai, the distance from the place to the Nankai Line proved particularly beneficial - short walk and lifts available, with many train options in the morning. Finding the place was a little difficult if using google maps since the navigation proved difficult in and around the building. A good thing we got help from a Nankai Line employer at the Nankai ”tunnel” who showed us the general direction to the apartment. If you exit from JR line, walk to the Nankai line tunnel on your right as you exit. Apartment was super close to a Mega Donki too which was awesome with food trucks and stalls under the bridge. Area was quiet, if not for the occasional train passing, though the rooms were well insulated. Overall an enjoyable stay. Rooms were relatively large by Japan's standard and there was a tiny cooking area with some utensils, and a washing machine. I liked how the toilet was separated from the bath area. We took the quad room with four beds and still had enough walking space and a bed just for our luggage since there wasn't however, enough room for luggage and clothes storage. You can dry your clothes at a sizeable balcony and in the current summer heat, our clothes dried up really quickly. Self check in and check out instructions were clear and easy. Too bad there wasn't any complimentary coffee, tea or water.

This is very self-service, on the day of check-in will email the password and room number for you to check in, very convenient The toilet and bathroom are separate and there is a kitchen for cooking There are many rooms, I have 3 suitcases, because the last day to, pack all opened to pack The parking lot is first come first served, quite few seats, 7 down, I checked in when there was still parking, went after dinner back to no, nearby parking overnight, before 8 o'clock to leave for several hundred yen, after 8 o'clock is counted separately, to a thousand or two thousand yen Follow the elevator instructions to remove the garbage It is also close to Tongten Gate, ten minutes away, the other side is close to Electric Machine, a lot of anime and manga things to see

The B&B is located at Ebisucho Station, a few minutes walk from Exit 2 or 3. There is an elevator at Exit 3, very close to Tsutenkaku Tower. When you open the room window, you can see Tsutenkaku Tower. Because there is a police station nearby, you will hear the sound of police cars honking and leaving in the middle of the night, which affects your sleep. The room is very spacious. It is easy to open two 28-inch suitcases. It has all the appliances and stoves. It just lacks a table and chairs. If you buy takeaway food and return to the room, you have to sit on the floor or bed, which is very inconvenient. There are two 1.4-meter beds in the room. The beds are quite comfortable. The air conditioner has heating and cooling, which helps a lot in the cold winter.

A very unbelievable self-service hotel 1. I arrived in Osaka from Nara before 11 o'clock in the morning, but I was told that the password of the self-service hotel would not be sent to my email until after 12 o'clock 2. The hotel suggested that I could store my luggage in the coin locker on the first floor, but I couldn't enter the lobby without the password 3. When a guest came out, I went in and found that a large locker required 8 100-yuan coins, eight! Not 100-yuan coins! Who would keep so many on hand! 4. I quickly went to the vending machine to buy two bottles of water and exchanged them for 8 coins. As a result, I found that one locker could not fit two suitcases, so I threw the other luggage next to the luggage locker in a rage.

Arrived on the first day, found that I found the wrong hotel, walked for 20 minutes in vain. There is also a hotel called Arashi Hotel on Google Maps, and then called Arashi Hotel Namba Branch, so if you want to search, just set the location on Ctrip. I forgot to take pictures. It is suitable for families, the price is reasonable, close to the station, need to transfer to one station, to the main road, the road section is relatively quiet, but you can often hear police cars in this area. I found a hotel on the first day and arrived late. There were few pedestrians on the whole road section. It was very secluded. I was a little scared on the first night, but I got used to it in the next few days. In fact, it is comfortable to live here. There is a convenience store nearby. I buy breakfast every day. Overall, it is okay. If you don’t have a big budget, you can choose this place. It is more economical. The hygiene of the room was average on the first day. I found that there were hairs on the bed. It would be better if it could be cleaned.

It's been a long time since I last stayed in Osaka Hano at a newly opened apartment hotel on November 2nd. My favorite condominium-style apartment hotel is within walking distance of Namba. I read somewhere that Daikokucho is the most popular station in Osaka to live in, so I was curious about it, and it's close to Namba, and Imamiya Ebisu and Namba Yasaka Shrine are also nearby, so it's convenient. Located 3 minutes from Daikokucho Station on the Osaka Metro Midosuji Line. There is a convenience store 1 minute walk from the hotel. It is within walking distance of Namba at 1 station, and it takes about 30 minutes to access USJ. A hotel in a great location for sightseeing. I walked from my hotel to Amerikamura in Shinsaibashi. I thought it would be faster to walk than to transfer at the complicated Namba Station, so I walked from the hotel to Namba Yasaka Shrine, a scenic spot that I was interested in. Namba is just a 10-minute walk from Namba Yasaka Shrine! It has great access to Shin-Osaka Station, Umeda Station, Tennoji Station, and other areas on the Midosuji Line, as well as easy access to Kyoto. I took a limousine from Umeda to Itami Airport, but Shinkansen is also convenient since it's easy to get to Shin-Osaka. Stayed in a premium theater room. You can do laundry, there's a kitchen, and there's a bath. Super convenient♪ I like high-end luxury hotels, but this is the best hotel where you can stay as if you were living there! It's very convenient to be able to do laundry in your room, and even if you get back to the hotel late, there's a kitchen so it's easy to make dinner. I like staying at hotels that have washing machines because I can wash my clothes at the hotel and then go home, so it's not that hard to do laundry, and I don't have to carry dirty clothes in my suitcase. Completely contactless check-in and check-out. A password will be sent to your email address, and you can easily check in using a QR code, and check out for the latest check-in and check-out methods.

We were family of 6, 4 adults and 2 kids. We had a one bedroom suite and one studio, and stayed for 6 nights. Everything was fine except the 2 rooms were floors apart, reception lady said she could not put the 2 rooms in the same floor. We have breakfasts for the whole trip, and really enjoy the stay.

My son, a student, stayed here with his friends to go to the TWICE concert at Yanmar Stadium. It was my first time to book a self-check-in hotel, so I was nervous about whether we would be able to check in on the day. We stayed with 5 people. When I checked the reviews, I saw that there was a mistake on Trip.com and they had trouble with the futons not being prepared for the reservation, so I was a bit worried. It seems that the outside around the hotel was smelly. It's in a lively downtown area and convenient, so I think it was a good deal. The information at the hotel entrance was in 4 languages ​​and colorful and flashy. It's just as shown in the photo. There was also a poster with something that looked like a religious solicitation, so I wondered if it was really okay to stay at this hotel? They were suspicious and contacted me from the local area. In the end, that was just before we entered the room, and the inside was clean and well-equipped, so they seemed very satisfied. Futons were properly prepared for 5 people. It seems that there were sheets and other bedding on the first floor in case there were not enough sheets. (At first, it seemed like they thought they had to bring this into their room and prepare it themselves.) There was a balcony so we could go outside and hang out the laundry, which was very comfortable. We were able to stay for a low price, and were very satisfied with the value for money. We would like to use it again if we have the opportunity. Thank you very much.

Room is smaller than we expected but it's very functional as it is very well designed. Clean. Very new and modern. No moudly oldours like many of the other Airbnb's we've been to. Convenient location, short walks to the shin imamiya station, spa world, shin sekai. Easy to find with bright orange sign. Clear instructions. Self check in. There is a washing machine but apart from a few clothes hangers, there is no place to hang out clothes to dry. we used our own cloth hanging ropes and tied these to our luggage to dry clothes. There is a laundromat very close by with dryers. Wifi, stove, simple cutlery, toilet, shower/bath. We are very happy with it and would love to come back again.

The next morning, I was leaving for Sapporo and I stopped here for one night. It was very close to the Izumisano subway station. I just crossed the road and walked a few steps to get there. The room was so big for this price, it was super cost-effective. It is a self-check-in hotel. They will send you an email to upload your passport and fill in the information, and then they will send you the password.

Although it takes a short walk from the station to the accommodation, the room is very clean and the environment is very good. One of the 5-person rooms is Japanese-style, which is quite comfortable and has enough space. It is really helpful to inform the room and password in advance. Great ✌🏼 The washing machine, washing powder and supplies are well prepared, but the sound insulation is relatively poor, and there is an elephant upstairs🤣🤣🤣 There is a Marugame noodle shop nearby that is super delicious. I highly recommend it. The overall feel is comfortable.

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