Hostels in Osaka Prefecture, Japan

As share in previous review, location and price is affordable. Availability of room to be review by hotel as I had to do multiple bookings, one day by one day.

It took about 6 minutes on foot from Namba and it was all flat, so I dragged the carrier for the plane and it was worth walking. Check-in and check-out were all quick and the staff were friendly. Overall it's very tidy. I felt safe because both the women's room and the women's common room had to be tall and accessible, and the room was also large for capsules. It was a pity that there was no female sauna and only a shower room, but it didn't matter because it was only for sleeping. And in the case of noise, I didn't feel noisy whether I was not very sensitive to noise or whether the manners of the guests who stayed on the day were good. It's very close to Namba Station, and considering the condition of the accommodation, I think it's a very good value for money.

Location of the hostel was quite far away from any main destinations and despite one of the hostel staff being somewhat cold on my first day the other staff were polite. Toilets are inconvenient - only one for three bedrooms. There is also a charge for towels and luggage storage - very different to any other hostels I stayed in, while visiting japan.

The hotel and the room itself were very enjoyable. Our room was comfortable, modern and very cosy. The staff was nice and helpful, and the location was and other very good point (close to the subway and at walkable distance from points of interest of the city). We would definitely come back.

As my first experience of a capsule hotel, I really wanted to like this place. Having an early flight and this being on the doorstep of the terminal, I had high hopes and couldn't wait to get some rest before my flight. My experience started well, with the staff being incredibly welcoming and helpful, the room and washrooms are stocked with everything you might need during your stay, but that's where it stops. I booked a First Class room so I could keep my case with me and had more than enough space, but it was dirty. The floor, table, curtain, TV etc had a thick layer of dust and other people's hair and looked awful. The bed sheets are thin, a bit damp and I was cold during the night, despite turning my own AC off. I was also woken up by some loud, impolite guests in the middle of the night. The worst part was the shower, it was so mouldy and unclean I didn't want to be in there at all, and even the ceiling was covered in dust etc from the extractor fans. The WiFi is also slow. I will definitely not be staying again and wished I'd booked elsewhere.

Me and my two friends arrived here and we were warmly welcomed by the staff. We were too early for check in but they kindly let us leave our luggage in a safe place while we go out and explore the city! When we came back we were given our keys and free towels. The room we are staying in is very clean and spacious. Beds are comfortable and the bathrooms are very clean. Really nice foot bath outside that you can enjoy after walking round all day. The hostel has a traditional Japanese style which is a lovely touch! Would recommend to stay here.

Had a last minute change of plans and thus capsule hotel fit my budget. Paid a little more than hostel pricing but this was short walk to Shin-Osaka station. Remove your shoes upon checkin and they are kept in a lockbox by front desk while in the building. Pajamas, towel and toothbrush are all included. For me the extra price was well worth it for the nice common bath area on the first floor. Keep in mind this is for men only at present. Lots of budget dining options situated just outside the entry as well.

Me and my friend stayed here in April for 2 nights whilst in Osaka. It is a bit far from the main dotonburi canals and shopping etc but probably about 25 minutes walk ish. The hotel itself was lovely very clean very modern the bunk beds was comfy I actually slept unlike in other places I stayed in japan. We did make a mistake on our booking and booked for men’s which woops so they changed it to the women’s thankfully , you get free coffee juice and toast in the morning but we didn’t really use it much, I was so impressed by the design the facilities the shower the toiletries the washrooms etc it looked much more expensive that it actually was. I think we got s bargain for this place for 2 nights and it looked like it would have cost us a lot by the interior and exterior. Overall I really enjoyed it here and I would defo stay here again given I would be back in Osaka

Due to the influence of the coronavirus, there were only 2 people in a 6-person room for women and a total of 4 people on the female floor. I was able to quietly look back at myself. Breakfast was very satisfying and coffee was replaced. The next morning we visited Samhara at the power spot. It was less than 15 minutes walk from the hostel.

Good value for money. However, the inconvenient thing is that you have to check out by 10pm every day, vacate the room, and check in again after 3pm. It feels a bit uncomfortable to stay overnight, but I think some people actually like it because they pay so much attention to cleanliness. Bathing is free for hotel guests. I know that just taking a bath is possible. Personally, I recommend the B Capsule Room. If you stay in the cheapest capsule, the accommodation is on the 3rd floor and the locker is on the 1st floor and the locker is very small. It probably won't fit even the smallest suitcase, but it doesn't matter because they store it at the counter 24 hours a day. Capsule Room B is recommended for convenience as it is located in a 4th floor locker room. I can't remember if it was a deluxe room or a superior room. If you are staying on the 3rd floor, there is a robe in the locker on the 1st floor, so you can use the bathhouse on the 2nd or 1st floor with only the robe on. In the case of the 4th floor, you can pick up a gown from the robe storage area in front of the counter on the 1st floor or inside. Smoking rooms are located on the 1st, 2nd, and 4th floors. I don't know much about the 5th floor because I've never been there. I also don't know because I haven't received a massage. It is convenient as there is an entrance connected to the underground shopping subway station that goes down to the station near the accommodation. If you go towards the station, you can find most things. In the case of reservation cancellation, the process is very complicated because the Trip App and ******* accommodations are involved. If the hotel staff sees this, we apologize for bothering you with the cancellation. Oh, and in the case of the 4th floor, you have to turn on the button at the capsule entrance to turn on the ventilation fan or lights. Vending machines for cigarettes, beer and beverages are available inside the property. A decent-sized izakaya on the second floor? bar? There's something similar, so if you're coming with friends, you could probably drink there. If you come out near the accommodation and immediately turn right, there is a delicious ramen restaurant on the left. Personally, I think it's only for men in the first place, but Dotonbori is hard to tour because there are too many people anyway, so I recommend it to people who want to have a drink and relax with men. Prices are slightly higher on Friday and Saturday. Oh, and if you're tall, I don't recommend the cheapest capsule. The price difference isn't that big, so I recommend room B.

As share in previous review, location and price is affordable. Availability of room to be review by hotel as I had to do multiple bookings, one day by one day.

It took about 6 minutes on foot from Namba and it was all flat, so I dragged the carrier for the plane and it was worth walking. Check-in and check-out were all quick and the staff were friendly. Overall it's very tidy. I felt safe because both the women's room and the women's common room had to be tall and accessible, and the room was also large for capsules. It was a pity that there was no female sauna and only a shower room, but it didn't matter because it was only for sleeping. And in the case of noise, I didn't feel noisy whether I was not very sensitive to noise or whether the manners of the guests who stayed on the day were good. It's very close to Namba Station, and considering the condition of the accommodation, I think it's a very good value for money.

Location of the hostel was quite far away from any main destinations and despite one of the hostel staff being somewhat cold on my first day the other staff were polite. Toilets are inconvenient - only one for three bedrooms. There is also a charge for towels and luggage storage - very different to any other hostels I stayed in, while visiting japan.

The hotel and the room itself were very enjoyable. Our room was comfortable, modern and very cosy. The staff was nice and helpful, and the location was and other very good point (close to the subway and at walkable distance from points of interest of the city). We would definitely come back.

Me and my two friends arrived here and we were warmly welcomed by the staff. We were too early for check in but they kindly let us leave our luggage in a safe place while we go out and explore the city! When we came back we were given our keys and free towels. The room we are staying in is very clean and spacious. Beds are comfortable and the bathrooms are very clean. Really nice foot bath outside that you can enjoy after walking round all day. The hostel has a traditional Japanese style which is a lovely touch! Would recommend to stay here.

Had a last minute change of plans and thus capsule hotel fit my budget. Paid a little more than hostel pricing but this was short walk to Shin-Osaka station. Remove your shoes upon checkin and they are kept in a lockbox by front desk while in the building. Pajamas, towel and toothbrush are all included. For me the extra price was well worth it for the nice common bath area on the first floor. Keep in mind this is for men only at present. Lots of budget dining options situated just outside the entry as well.

Me and my friend stayed here in April for 2 nights whilst in Osaka. It is a bit far from the main dotonburi canals and shopping etc but probably about 25 minutes walk ish. The hotel itself was lovely very clean very modern the bunk beds was comfy I actually slept unlike in other places I stayed in japan. We did make a mistake on our booking and booked for men’s which woops so they changed it to the women’s thankfully , you get free coffee juice and toast in the morning but we didn’t really use it much, I was so impressed by the design the facilities the shower the toiletries the washrooms etc it looked much more expensive that it actually was. I think we got s bargain for this place for 2 nights and it looked like it would have cost us a lot by the interior and exterior. Overall I really enjoyed it here and I would defo stay here again given I would be back in Osaka

Due to the influence of the coronavirus, there were only 2 people in a 6-person room for women and a total of 4 people on the female floor. I was able to quietly look back at myself. Breakfast was very satisfying and coffee was replaced. The next morning we visited Samhara at the power spot. It was less than 15 minutes walk from the hostel.

Good value for money. However, the inconvenient thing is that you have to check out by 10pm every day, vacate the room, and check in again after 3pm. It feels a bit uncomfortable to stay overnight, but I think some people actually like it because they pay so much attention to cleanliness. Bathing is free for hotel guests. I know that just taking a bath is possible. Personally, I recommend the B Capsule Room. If you stay in the cheapest capsule, the accommodation is on the 3rd floor and the locker is on the 1st floor and the locker is very small. It probably won't fit even the smallest suitcase, but it doesn't matter because they store it at the counter 24 hours a day. Capsule Room B is recommended for convenience as it is located in a 4th floor locker room. I can't remember if it was a deluxe room or a superior room. If you are staying on the 3rd floor, there is a robe in the locker on the 1st floor, so you can use the bathhouse on the 2nd or 1st floor with only the robe on. In the case of the 4th floor, you can pick up a gown from the robe storage area in front of the counter on the 1st floor or inside. Smoking rooms are located on the 1st, 2nd, and 4th floors. I don't know much about the 5th floor because I've never been there. I also don't know because I haven't received a massage. It is convenient as there is an entrance connected to the underground shopping subway station that goes down to the station near the accommodation. If you go towards the station, you can find most things. In the case of reservation cancellation, the process is very complicated because the Trip App and ******* accommodations are involved. If the hotel staff sees this, we apologize for bothering you with the cancellation. Oh, and in the case of the 4th floor, you have to turn on the button at the capsule entrance to turn on the ventilation fan or lights. Vending machines for cigarettes, beer and beverages are available inside the property. A decent-sized izakaya on the second floor? bar? There's something similar, so if you're coming with friends, you could probably drink there. If you come out near the accommodation and immediately turn right, there is a delicious ramen restaurant on the left. Personally, I think it's only for men in the first place, but Dotonbori is hard to tour because there are too many people anyway, so I recommend it to people who want to have a drink and relax with men. Prices are slightly higher on Friday and Saturday. Oh, and if you're tall, I don't recommend the cheapest capsule. The price difference isn't that big, so I recommend room B.

The facilities, sanitation, environment, and services are all good. I will come again. I just don’t know when, where, and under what circumstances, how much I like others when we meet 🤷♂️, Castle Tower! Shinjuku Kabuki has such a strong cast, is it not easy for you to do that? The castle tower... The curator of the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the student organization jointly organized a series of the most influential works on weddings... The Metropolitan Museum of Art Collection Center looked out the window with music

As my first experience of a capsule hotel, I really wanted to like this place. Having an early flight and this being on the doorstep of the terminal, I had high hopes and couldn't wait to get some rest before my flight. My experience started well, with the staff being incredibly welcoming and helpful, the room and washrooms are stocked with everything you might need during your stay, but that's where it stops. I booked a First Class room so I could keep my case with me and had more than enough space, but it was dirty. The floor, table, curtain, TV etc had a thick layer of dust and other people's hair and looked awful. The bed sheets are thin, a bit damp and I was cold during the night, despite turning my own AC off. I was also woken up by some loud, impolite guests in the middle of the night. The worst part was the shower, it was so mouldy and unclean I didn't want to be in there at all, and even the ceiling was covered in dust etc from the extractor fans. The WiFi is also slow. I will definitely not be staying again and wished I'd booked elsewhere.

Very reassuring and very clean. As a base for a night flight, I left early the next morning. Although the stay was short, the experience was great👍🏻 The landlord was afraid that I would miss the latest check-in time, so he asked Ctrip to contact me when I would arrive. The landlord understood the flight delay and waited for me until after 11 o'clock. The most surprising thing was that the landlord could speak Chinese. The house is also very clean and spotless. I highly recommend it to friends who have night flights at Kansai Airport.

Suitable for motorists to stay, simple and clean, comfortable and quiet, the price is very good value near the nearby attractions, the only drawback is that if you arrange to live on the 2nd floor, you need to walk a flight of stairs.