Apartments in Osaka Prefecture, Japan

I overslept and was late for check-out, but the staff were very kind and helpful, and I wasn't charged any late fees. The hotel's proximity to the station was also a big plus. I'd definitely like to stay here again the next time I visit Osaka!

The accommodation is quite close to the station, and it was great that I could walk to places like Dotonbori. The place was clean, and even though it's unmanned, their response was quick and good! If I go to Osaka again, I'd definitely stay here.

Compared to places back home, it's definitely on the smaller side, but for Japan, the size is actually quite acceptable. It wasn't as cramped or dated as I'd imagined. With the lights on, it felt quite cozy, and the window provided good natural light. My only minor gripes were the lack of complimentary water and that housekeeping only came every three days. On the plus side, there's a 7-Eleven nearby, which is super convenient, and it's also very close to Tenkachaya Station. The neighborhood is residential and felt very safe, completely unlike what some online comments suggest about the 'western district' being full of homeless people; even at 9 or 10 PM, there were no drunks or homeless individuals around. Luggage storage is under camera surveillance with no staff supervision, which initially made me a little worried, but my bags were perfectly safe after half a day. All in all, it's very affordable and offers excellent value for money. 🫶

The location is superb, just across the street from Shin-Imamiya JR and Dobutsuen-mae. The room is clean, with enough space to open our luggage. It was also very convenient for my elderly travel companions who sometimes needed a nap; I could drop them off and then head out again. This is my second stay here, and I'll definitely choose this place again next time! 🥳

Excellent hotel with self check-in! 👍🏻 Everything was quick and convenient, and the room cleaning was top-notch, a solid 5 out of 5! The location is superb, right next to the metro. The room has all the amenities, and a TV with movies and anime, which is a huge bonus for me!

You can really feel the hotel's thoughtfulness here. It has a washing machine, kitchen, and balcony, and they even thoughtfully provided an umbrella and a weighing scale, which are very practical. It's close to the Midosuji Line, and even closer to Shin-Imamiya, making it super convenient for early morning flights – just a 3-minute walk.

The newly opened hotel was very clean and comfortable! The rooms were tidy and fully equipped, and there was even a washing machine in the room so I could do laundry anytime, which made me feel very secure. Although it's a self-service hotel, the check-in instructions I received via email beforehand indicated that there were staff at the counter, and the check-in process was very smooth. There was also a self-service coffee and tea bar in the lobby on the first floor, so I could drink as much as I wanted! I sent emails with any questions and received quick replies, which was reassuring. The location was also very convenient, right next to the Nipponbashi Shopping Street, making shopping very easy. There were convenience stores and restaurants nearby, perfect for sightseeing. Overall, it was great value for money, and I would definitely stay here again next time I'm in Osaka!

The room was spotless and just one stop from the airport. It felt brand new! The self check-in system was a lifesaver, especially with the language barrier. It made for a perfect last night in Japan.

The room size was decent, and the bedding comfort was average. The facilities were quite comprehensive, though the bathroom was a bit small (all by Japanese hotel standards). There's a shared balcony, and the public area on the first floor is spacious, offering amenities like a first-aid kit, chopsticks, drinking water, and a microwave. The location is excellent, just a 4-minute walk from the Miyakojima subway station, with many supermarkets, restaurants, and pharmacies nearby. The hotel operates on a completely self-check-in and check-out system (with a Chinese language option). Although you can store luggage in the public area on the first floor, I wouldn't recommend leaving valuables there.