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"It's about a five-minute walk from Shin-Imamiya Station. The bathrooms are shared, and, having recently opened, they're clean. The hotel's advantage seems to be its affordability, making it a great place to stay in the city."

"Hotel Sun Plaza Osaka | The King of Value for Money! A Must-Stay for Budget Travelers! If you're coming to Osaka and want to save money while still having convenient transportation, this hotel is a definite lock! The overall experience exceeded my expectations, and the value for money is absolutely off the charts! First off, the location is incredibly fantastic! It's just a few steps from Shin-Imamiya Station, less than a 3-minute walk. Whether you're taking the JR to Kyoto or Nara, or transferring to the subway to explore the city, it's super convenient. Downstairs, there are tons of restaurants and convenience stores. You can walk to Tsutenkaku Tower and Shinsekai in about 10 minutes. If you want to grab some yakitori or explore retro streets at night, you don't have to go out of your way at all. Lazy people will absolutely love it. The hotel has a Japanese minimalist style. Although it's an economy option, the cleanliness is perfectly on point. The room was tidily arranged with no strange odors. The tatami mats in the Japanese-style room were soft and quite comfortable to sleep on. The space is indeed a bit small, and it might feel cramped for two people, but considering the price, and if you're just returning to sleep at night, it's totally sufficient. The common areas offer free tea and coffee, and vending machines are fully stocked. The attention to detail is quite thoughtful. And the service is an added bonus! The front desk staff are super gentle and friendly, and English communication is no problem. They even proactively help with luggage storage, and they're very accommodating for early check-ins or late check-outs. When I visited in the summer, the staff even offered popsicles to help cool down, which was really heartwarming. Also, the men's and women's bathrooms are separate and accessible 24 hours a day, and toiletries are fully provided, so you don't need to bring your own. I also have to be honest about the downsides: the soundproofing in the rooms is a bit poor, so you can hear noise from next door. If you're sensitive to sound, I recommend bringing earplugs. Some room types have shared bathrooms, and although they're clean, you have to go downstairs, which can be a bit inconvenient. Additionally, prices on Saturdays can be 2-3 times higher than weekdays, so it's more cost-effective to try and avoid booking on weekends. Overall, for a budget hotel, you really can't find major faults. The location is great, it's clean, and the service is thoughtful. For students or budget travelers on a limited budget, this is a no-brainer. I'll definitely choose this place again next time I'm in Osaka!"

"This hotel is very close to Nippombashi Station, about a 3–5 minute walk, which makes it very convenient. It is best for travelers without large luggage. The lockers are only backpack-sized. If you have a big suitcase, you need to place it against the wall, which is not very convenient when opening it. The cleanliness is good, and the amenities are decent. Overall, it is good value for money. Recommended for budget travelers or those staying for a short time."

"Budget hostel. Location is convenient. Only two stops to Namba. We booked triple room, The space is tight and small so not recommended if you bring large luggage. The beds are a bit dusty and pillows are too thin. The bathroom is clean and has many shower rooms for guests. It is on the first floor, while the toilet is on the third floor, so we have to go down and up from our room on the second floor."

"It's located right in front of JR Shin-Imamiya Station and next to Dobutsuen-mae Subway Station, so it's extremely accessible! The value for money is also excellent. The hotel is clean and well-organized, and you can access the hotel and your room with a dedicated card key, which gives you peace of mind. Although it's located in a busy area, the soundproofing is solid and I got a good night's sleep. I'd definitely stay here again! Another great feature is that if you shop at the Family Mart next door, you can receive a 10% cash back by presenting your receipt at checkout (regardless of payment method)."

"My first night in Osaka. This place is considerably quieter than hotels near Shin-Imamiya Station. However, do note that the onsen has restricted hours. Also, you'll need to get a key from the front desk to access the shower rooms. Overall, the service was acceptable."

"I stayed at Yamato by Doyanen during a trip to Japan. Overall, it was a good stay — especially for couples. The room and atmosphere had a nice vibe, and it's definitely best suited for bestie. For families, it's not super spacious or close to everything, but it's still okay and manageable. Location-wise, it's not exactly in the center of the action, but we could get around just fine. The area felt safe and quiet, which I appreciated after a long day out. If I return to Osaka, I’d definitely consider staying here again — it had the kind of comfort and simplicity that works for me."

"This place is absolutely amazing! Everything you can make online, super clean and in a very convenient location. It looks just renovate and exactly like in trip photos. The only thing I didn't like was that the only showers for so many people are located on the 1st floor and you have to go up and down with the elevator every time. The price during weekdays is very cheap for Japan"

"It’s a fine and cheap place. You will have a tiny room with fridge and air conditioner. Tatami mat and small pillow is where you sleep. There is toilet on each floor. Shower is on the first floor. You’ll need to give your key to get the shower key (two cabins only). You will also have an access to small sento. It is available 13-21:00 for men, only 21:00-23:00 for women. There are free umbrella rentals. Amenities can be bought at the counter downstairs. There are many people who live in the hotel. The only downside was the smell in the room of my clothes. If you go to Tobita Shinchi this place is for you, it is super close."

"Hostel isnt in middle of down town, however its close to a station, supermarket, restaurant and convenience store. Hostel was clean and not noisy. This hostel used to be a Japanese public bath. Owner renovated as a hostel. Hostel looked nostalsic and cute"