OCEAN Shinsaibashi

First time staying in an apartment, the whole family had a good experience and were satisfied overall. Fortunately, my son is a teenager and he was able to help with the new technology (self-check-in). It took 5-10 minutes to open the lock. In addition, there were enough towels in the bathroom for the four of us to stay.

The location of the accommodation was a bit ambiguous. I booked it because I thought it was close to Dotonbori, but it was too far to walk, and the subway route wasn't very good. It was also inconvenient to go to Universal Studios, Umeda, and Osaka Castle. Overall, the subway accessibility was a bit disappointing. The quality of the accommodation itself was fine. However, the elevator had a unique giraffe-like smell, which was strange. There is a Lawson convenience store near the accommodation, but I recommend the Tamade supermarket, which is about two blocks away. The prices are much cheaper and you can see a variety of items. There are many items that are cheaper than the duty-free at Don Quijote, so I recommend stopping by. The TV seemed to support YouTube, but the YouTube button on the remote control didn't work. In addition, there were all the basic kitchen utensils, such as a microwave, toaster, spoons, chopsticks, cups, plates, and rice bowls, and a washing machine was also provided. However, please note that the detergent is powdered soap. There is a dryer function in the bathroom, so even your laundry will dry well the next day. Overall, the accommodation was okay, but the location was inconvenient, so I would consider staying somewhere else next time I visit Osaka. However, if you like walking, it's a place worth staying at least once.