Kiyono Bld-Inn

From the airport to the B&B, take the tram and transfer to a slow train at Shin-Imamiya. Get off the train and walk for 2 minutes with your big suitcase. It is just across the station, very close. There is a 711 next to the station and a 24-hour supermarket opposite the B&B, which is said to be the cheapest supermarket in Japan. It is very convenient. The B&B room is very new, the sheets and bedding are very clean, and it is also a good experience to travel with the family and cook with the children.

The room is quite well equipped, toilet/bathroom separation of dry and wet, can cook (with microwave, rice cooker, etc.), nearby 24-hour eatery, supermarket (Yade market), convenience store and others. The transportation is very convenient. It only takes about 10 minutes to walk to Tong Tien Kok.

The bed is really comfortable and easy to sleep on. I'm curious what brand of mattress it is? It was my first time to check in on my own. I was not very familiar with the nearby location and transportation. It took me a long time to find it. I was also not familiar with the self-service check-in. It took me a long time to get in smoothly. Fortunately, I contacted him by phone later. Homeowner 🥹 I am very satisfied after checking in and will probably come again next time😄

The location is quite convenient. It takes about 5 minutes to walk to Daikoku-cho and there is an elevator. The room is very tidy and clean, with a sofa, a balcony for grabbing clothes, and dishes. There is a Tamade supermarket nearby. But it was difficult to contact the owner of the B&B to ask for luggage storage. It took me three days to get an answer. However, I would like to thank the boss for letting us leave our luggage temporarily because no one was checking in that night. We will consider staying here again next time we go to Osaka.

It's close to the subway station. It's only one stop away from Namba. It takes more than 10 minutes to get to Tsutenkaku. The house is very good. It can accommodate 3-4 people in the sun. There is also a terrace to cool off. The most important thing is that Japanese B&Bs have elevators. , no need to carry luggage and climb stairs, the bathroom is also very big, there will definitely be a next time

Room 602 is on the top floor, so it's very hot. It's almost 37 degrees in Osaka in August. The room has been exposed to the sun all day. When we checked in at night, it was like a sauna. I suspected it was 40 degrees. The worst part was that the air conditioner was old and it wasn't cold even after being turned on for an hour. Then I had to find a solution. When I turned on the air conditioner, I found that the dust filter was covered with a black layer of dust and I had to clean it myself. Doesn’t the landlord have an obligation to clean it regularly? Shouldn’t the air conditioner be replaced if it’s not working well? At least turn on the air conditioner before checking in so that guests can feel cool as soon as they come in. Don’t stay here in summer! ! !

Convenient transportation to Tokaku Ten Nipponbashi Kizu Market is very close to walk. There are two subway stations nearby with different routes from Kansai airport to the bed and breakfast walk is a few minutes nearby there are supermarkets and restaurants extremely convenient B&B size is very good if four friends or a family of four.

性價比十分高，可洗衣，也有露台

The environment is very atmospheric.