R Hostel Namba South Reviews

The female-only rooms on the third floor are very quiet and filled with people from all over the world. It is very close to Shin-Imamiya Station and is recommended for e-people to stay.

Everything was clean and the staff were friendly. I had booked a mixed gender room, but they changed it because there was a vacancy in a female-only room. In the kitchen, you can use the refrigerator, stove, seasonings, tableware, etc. for free. The shower and toilet are spacious. I felt that the price was not worth the service! Tsutenkaku and Shinsekai are nearby.

The location was in an unsafe location. There were many people smoking while walking, littering, and drinking on the street. The image of Osaka has deteriorated. When I arrived, the key was different from the room I was given, and I was given another room, but there were no towels, so I didn't feel very good. There was no explanation, but the sheets of the futon were also self-made. I smoked in the shared space, I didn't wear a mask, and the corona countermeasures weren't good enough.

The staff is very friendly. The transportation is convenient, with easy access to the JR and Nanhai subway lines. Clean and tidy, with kitchen utensils. You can walk to Shinsekai, Namba, South and Shinsaibashi. Nihonbashi on Ota Road is also good♪♪

The hostel was great! Staff was friendly and helpful. Room was small but beds were big and it was all the space you needed. Showers upstairs were spotless and very nice. Great place to stay and very affordable!

There are no problems with the facilities, the staff is kind, and I have no complaints as a hostel where you can stay at a cheap price. Japanese hostels are of a high standard.

The shared dormitory is well-cleaned, but due to its structure, the walls can feel a little damp on bad weather days, so I brought a handy fan to ensure ventilation while sleeping. I had no complaints about the accommodation in general. The shower room was clean and easy to use. The kitchen has a gas stove, so it's very easy to cook. It's very easy to live there. The cost is quite low, but it's generally clean, so it's easy to stay there considering the location, and I ended up staying here again in a short period of time. This time, there were a lot of people coming and going during the day, but as long as you don't take strange routes, it's not that strange. At least if you're coming from the JR Shin-Imamiya area, you're unlikely to get into any strange trouble at this accommodation. On the other hand, since I was out and about early in the morning, I was sometimes invited to do day labor, probably because I was a man and had my work tools with me...but if they were understanding, I could just politely decline, so I didn't worry about security. It's downtown, though.

It was cheap anyway. It seems to be difficult for couples, but men are satisfied.

The only good thing was the price.