Homestays in Osaka

We had a great experience overall. The location is acessible to a lot of amenities such as Convenience Stores, restaurants, shops, and the train stations. It was very clean and comfortable. We wish to be able to book with the hotel again in our future trip.

This hotel is pretty good, although it's a bit of a walk from the subway station, about ten minutes or so (but that's not a big deal). The staff are also very warm and friendly, and they were very patient and kind with us foreign tourists. The room is small but has everything you need, including a washing machine and microwave. Plus, the hotel feels very safe, located in a quiet residential area. There are also many convenience stores nearby, like Ministop, 7-Eleven, and FamilyMart.

This location was my last of my trip in japan and it left me a very good impression. I got to talk with various types of people and the owner is very friendly too. He is very efficient in the way he manages this hostel and it is admirable. As per usual, hostels in japan really never disappoint, the layout of this hostel is like living in an actual Japanese house remodelled into a co-living space for 10, you can tell from the kitchen and the bathroom, it was clean, very lovely and homey. There is also a very nice nearby park where many locals do their routines like cycling, running, camping. It was very enjoyable to observe the lifestyle there, I also went to the onsen 18 minutes away by walking. I would say this location is a lovely experience especially for understanding a little of the local's every day life. Plus, a great stay to meet all sorts of travellers. And the owner is lovely to talk to, I love it here, I'll come back again if I can! The tomato theme is just part of the appeal! Aesthetic and comfortable, there's a tomato room at lv3 haha he said over 100+ tomato themed collections!

The quad room is very cleverly designed, definitely a loft on the top floor, exactly like the pictures others have posted. Two of the beds are placed quite high up, which felt a bit startling. I was a little scared to let the kids sleep up there, so only the two adults could take those beds. This area seems to be quite densely populated in Naniwa Ward, as the sound of police cars was very frequent. There are quite a few Thai girls living near the building downstairs, and there's also a Thai restaurant nearby that seems to be doing good business. The hotel itself didn't have any strange smells. Other than the somewhat surprising and unusual arrangement of the four beds, everything else was fine.

First, let's talk about the location. It's about a 10-minute walk from the station and very close to Tsutenkaku Tower. The hotel apartment itself is quite spacious and has household appliances. It's also relatively quiet at night, with a washing machine and a small balcony where you can hang clothes. This makes it quite convenient for travelers staying a few days. However, my biggest complaint is the bed – it sags significantly, making it feel like you're sleeping in a hole. I considered checking out, but they wouldn't allow it unless I got a new mattress. I wouldn't recommend staying here. Also, the apartment key is in a password-protected mailbox, and initially, I had no idea how to open it. The unlock method and password were only sent at 3 PM on the check-in day. Overall, I personally don't recommend this place.

Stayed here as a solo traveller and first time using capsule hotel. I picked this place because of the good reviews and because its women only which felt safe. The capusle bed itself was decent size, although it did get hot sometimes (visisted April 24-26) but it had everything else! They provided cute pjs, tea/coffee, toiletries, towel etc so I did not need to bring too much. It was about a 14 mins walk to the main Nanba station but it wasn't a problem for me. Self check-in and check-out was easy, my room was quiet even with 4-6 girls (I am a light sleeper so I was worried I would not be able to sleep but I did manage to get some winks).

The cleanliness of the room is great. Only I dislike is the location. Not convenient for those prefer using metro to go to explore around in Osaka, especially with large luggages. If you drive, this place is a great choice for you. The room design is very Japanese.

This accommodation is conveniently located near Zoo-mae Exit 1. It's a 2-minute walk to Don Quijote Shinsekai, and from there, you can easily reach Tsutenkaku and Ebisucho. If you're coming from Kansai Airport, you can take the Nankai Electric Railway directly to Shin-Imamiya Station, and the hotel is less than a minute's walk from there. There's also a very affordable luggage storage shop just a few steps away (about 4-5 steps), which is great for travelers who want to explore other areas unencumbered. If you're checking out the same day or heading back home, you can simply leave your luggage at the hotel for safekeeping, which is very convenient.

Not far from Shinsaibashi, and dining options are convenient. Check-in is self-service; you just scan the QR code at the front desk. For check-out, simply inform the cleaning staff on the first floor. No accommodation tax is charged.

Location is great because it takes around 20min walking to Tennoji station that has connection to most places. On the way you will find this unusual bar entrance. The room is tiny but even so we somehow found place for 3 suitcases.