5 minutes walk from SinImaMiya train station (will go through 2 FamilyMart). One Mega supermarket (Donkihote) nearby. Has its own shower room & toilet. Shower room tall roughly at 200 cm (6 feet 2) with ventilation system a good help for drying cloths & towels . One 15-inch HD TV set HDMI port supported (at FHD mode looks weird). Card-key lock door system keeping your bags & properties safe. Hotel provided Wifi speed around 1.5mb/s ~ 4mb/s. Overall a pleasant stay for 2 nights (unlucky my flight got cancelled by typhoon 7).

9 out of 10 because (might be my own issue anyway but) the air conditioner at room 503 smells a bit musty & with the smell of mixed cosmetic products so instead I simply just open the window for the stay. Recommended for backpackers.

I had a single room, which has a single bed, the mattress is a bit hard (and the pillow) but it was still comfortable to sleep. Room was small but still enough space to put my suitcase. It's a cheap hotel but clean and comfortable stay so good value for money. The wi fi never gave me any problem. There are tables in the lobby and a microwave in case you want to eat in. There is free filtered coffee in the morning. Location is ok, next to train to Kansai and a metro station. Namba is 30 min walk via Den Den town. However my room was facing a big street so there was some noise from the traffic here and then.

The staff was amazing and accommodating. They allowed me to leave my bags at the reception until my check-in was possible (I arrived 3 hours early). I stayed there for a total of 11 nights. The AC is strong, and the room is comfortable. You have to inform the staff if you want them to clean the room in advance, which is a speedy process. The bed was comfortable, the fridge worked well. The location of the hotel is extremely convenient. Though it is in an infamous area, I never once ran into trouble, and mind that I returned after dark very often. There is a metro and a train station very close to the hotel, so it's easy to go in any direction. For me, it was the perfect base for further travel.

I think that shampoo bottles would be better than the single plastic packings you can take at the reception. Also, it was a bit loud during the night (due to the nearby train station), but earplugs were provided. However, if you, like me, have trouble sleeping with earplugs in, it might make your nights a bit troublesome.

I like the location of this hotel for sure because it’s very close to the Shin-Imamiya station. Coming out and going to the airport is very easy. It is also very close to the Mega Don superstore where you can get a ton o shopping done. It’s about 10-12 mins walk from Abeno Harukas and the Tennoji station area, where you have a ton of food choices and shops again. The hotel itself is adaquate for small parties, the room is small and a little bit spartan but at this price I paid for it was more than enough.

I borrowed an electric kettle from the front desk but it really smelled like someone cooked ramen in it so my water came out tasting disgusting. Other than this small thing there really wasn’t anything else I disliked.

The location of the hotel is very convenient. There are two stations within a five-minute walk. It is very convenient to reach other places in Osaka. In the neighborhood there are several convenience stores. The hotel staff is very friendly and the explanations are clear. The public area on the first floor is equipped with a simple kitchen and self-service laundry and drying equipment that can be used at a very low cost. There’s no shampoo or body soap provided in the room, but you can take them at the lobby. The price is also nice l believe.

I hope there is a hot water kettle in the room. Although the room is not too big, it is sufficient for a single traveler. The TV is a bit small. At the night I can hear the sound of police cars or car horns outside, but it does not last long and if the windows are well closed that doesn’t bother me.

The location is excellent, right on a main road, close to the train station and Shinsekai Street. The room is clean, well-equipped, and reasonably priced, making it ideal for solo travelers like me who prefer not to share a bathroom and toilet with others.

However, there is a minor drawback: the soundproofing isn’t great. At night, you can clearly hear the sounds of vehicles and trains passing by. If you’re a deep sleeper, this won’t be an issue. I’m a light sleeper, so I struggled during the first two nights, but it got better on the last night after I bought earplugs from the nearby Family Mart (highly recommended if you’re a light sleeper like me). Other than that, I have no complaints about the quality of the hotel.

The room was honestly bigger than I thought it was going to be. It had everything that you could possibly need for a solo traveler. I was at the end of my trip and was stoked to see scales in the room so I could weigh my bags.

It was right next to a pachinko parlor. This isn't something that the hotel can change nor should reflect upon them but definitely something to keep in mind when booking this place. People have already mentioned the train station, and if you fall asleep easily this won't be a problem for you. But as a young solo female traveler, walking past the pachinko parlor with some drunk older guys out the front made me feel uncomfortable. The only time someone made any comment towards me in my whole trip was walking past there. I didn't feel unsafe as there were still plenty of people around but just thought I should include it for future solo female travelers.

subway is literally 10 seconds walk! and 1 stop to JR station. lovely staffs! you got what you paid for , the price match the hotel rate :)

maybe in the future can use a nicer bed frame

The staff were really sweet despite the language barrier. Location was convenient as it was just a short walk to plenty of restaurants and bars. Not to mention 3 different train lines, and a mega Don Quijote store. There was a small self service pantry and dining area in the lobby too. Self service laundry room was also available at the back from the lobby.

Unfortunately encountered a problem with the couch at the back of the lobby when I decided to rest there while waiting to leave for the bus to the airport. I would recommend staying clear of it. Hopefully they have removed it.

This hotel is an exceptional value. For about $25 a night, you can't go wrong. It's kept in excellent condition. The room was very clean and well maintained. The shower was easy to use even though I'm 6 foot 3. The blackout curtains blocked out almost all light from the outside, making it easier to sleep. The double paned windows helped dampen the sound from the outside as well. The on-site coin operated laundry machines were very convenient, and the staff were friendly and helpful. Free coffee in the morning was also a nice bonus. As for the location, you've got plenty of convenience stores nearby, SpaWorld if you want to relax in a bath, and you're within easy walking distance of Shinsekai and the Tsutenkaku tower. There's also an Osaka Metro and a JR station right on the corner for easy access to the rest of the city (~20 or 30 minutes to most of the big attractions like USJ and Osaka Castle).

My main complaint would be the neighborhood - it's a little run down and filled with people smoking outside the convenience stores. Nothing too bad though. The noise, although dampened, might also be a bit much for sensitive people. While I didn't mind too much, I could hear ambulances and trains going by all the time. The bed and pillow were also rather stiff, but fine for sleeping on. WiFi also wasn't the fastest and didn't get the best signal, but it was adequate for the basics.