Osaka Namba Hostel Miyabi Reviews

The bathroom was a little small, but the host was so kind and comfortable that I was happy while staying at the accommodation! The facilities are clean and nice! I love the host!!

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The plan changed the day before and we decided to stay in this youth hostel. The room was really too small and we couldn’t even put our luggage. Maybe it’s Christmas and it’s difficult to book a hotel. If you arrange in advance, it’s best to find a hotel nearby that’s close to the subway station. The advantage of the hotel is that it is very close to the shrine.

A relatively large hotel with 3 floors, clean and 8 minutes' walk from Nankai Subway. It is surrounded by Hatban Shrine⛩️ and quiet. The boss is enthusiastic and worth going again. It is called "Ya" in Chinese.

Good value for money at this price and in this location. It's quite comfortable. The owner is a foreigner, and his one comment about the facility is, "It's just a place where you can sleep for a while." Haha. I stayed in the female dormitory room, which has 4 bunk beds and a sink with a mirror in one corner. And there is a 200 yen towel rental fee. The shower room is very small, but hot water comes out well. I recommend this as a cost-effective accommodation for those traveling alone or with one friend of the same sex.

The atmosphere of the hotel is very good and the manager is also very nice. I highly recommend it. I will stay here again next time I come to Osaka.

The owner, an old man, was very kind and gave me cakes and homemade curry, which was great!

The host was very nice and casual. I went there early in the morning and checked me in. He even made my bed. Hahahahaha. The atmosphere of the youth hostel is also very good, but hotels run by Europeans are indeed not as clean as those run by Japanese. The rooms have no locks and no locks. There are also few queues for bathrooms and toilets. Washbasins are shared by men and women. It depends on personal preference.

The host was really friendly and sociable. Of course it's not a relaxed atmosphere. Considering the price was very cheap, I was really, really satisfied. Recommended if you need a place to stay for a short period of time!! The ratings were also written based on price.

Honestly between the other hotels and hostels I've stayed at so far, this one had the best bed. Not too soft and not too firm. I was really surprised at how clean the beds and bathrooms were. The living area downstairs is nice and cozy. I was able to chat with others and even met new travel buddy. I'm a chill Texas girl and it was fun meeting people from so many different backgrounds like Argentina, New Zealand, and Korea. I would definitely come again and recommend this place. The location is also not far from Namba Station, definitely walkable.

We got lost after alighting from the train station, but it was really the fault of Google maps as we must have had 3 of us with Google maps on with the walking function and we were each directed differently! Best to plot your course beforehand therefore, and save as a photo! Thankfully, Demir saw us wandering around and hailed us, turns out he’s the manager (owner?) of the house. It was spotlessly clean, all the duvets were fluffy and warm, many items felt new and in good working order eg heating / airconditioning and hot shower with no leak of pressure. The kitchenette was sufficient and equipped with a microwave, toaster oven, stove top, electric jug, and cutlery, crockery and pans. There was a toploading washing machine which we did not have to use. Friendly Demir is located in the hostel premises next door if we had needed anything else. (We should have asked him for a clothes rack as there were hangers but no where to hang.) Our accommodation is actually located upstairs a steep tho’ short flight of stairs and it was again kind Demir who hauled up our heavy luggage without even being asked! Downstairs is a quiet, simple soba restaurant that Demir offered a discount to eat in, though we didn’t take him up on that but did enjoy a pleasant and delicious meal there. There were 2 bedrooms which require you to walk through one to get to the other, but otherwise the traditional sliding doors do give some privacy. Only 1 toilet / WC and a separate shower room, but that’s pretty much normal for Japan apartment accommodation. There is a sight for sore eyes in the little, beautifully zen enclosed garden downstairs in this quaint house, which Demir proudly informed may be the last remaining inhouse garden in the vicinity. All in, we enjoyed our 4-night stay, and Demir deserves good marks for his hospitality. If there is space to attach photos, I’ll share them.

It was well located and had good amenities. The bedroom was a little dirty and the staff made me a bit uncomfortable

Damier was super helpful and friendly

High CP value.