Hostels in Osaka Prefecture, Japan

The room is tiny, just right for one person; any more and you'd be fighting for space. My 28-inch suitcase couldn't stay open, but there was room to store it when closed. There's hardly any staff around, which actually made for a very relaxed stay. The location is decent; if you're up for a walk, you can get to Shinsaibashi in less than half an hour. The closest subway station is about 500 meters away, a straight shot. There's a FamilyMart right next door, which is super convenient. The soundproofing isn't great, but the hot water in the bathroom was perfect for a bath.

The environment here is great! I booked one night to rest as I was traveling from Fukui back to Osaka and needed to catch an early flight the next day. The lady at the front desk was very patient, and communication went smoothly with gestures and simple Japanese! They provide towels and bath mats, and the shower is comfortable. Outside the bathroom, there's a hairdryer and some basic daily skincare products. All in all, it's really good! There's a vending machine downstairs and a convenience store nearby, and it's also very close to the subway station! The bunk bed was very clean and offered excellent privacy, and having a charger was super convenient! I went straight to bed after my shower because it was so quiet, and I slept from 7 PM until 4 AM the next morning... The only slight issue was that the air conditioning was a bit warm; maybe I'm just sensitive to heat, as I woke up feeling a little hot... Everything else was absolutely excellent, and I will definitely stay here again next time I visit Osaka.

We went during golden week and it was busy we had cleaning every single day and the towels and the bedding was new the pressure of the shower was amazing maybe a little more of cleanliness in the shower or bathroom but it was a quick trip we liked it and the help at the desk was amazing

We have stayed here twice already, and we find it very impressive for someone who doesn't like crowded areas. While the location itself isn’t particularly attractive or charming, it’s conveniently close to many interesting places. The cleanliness of the hostel was truly impressive, and the shared kitchen was nice and tidy. We believe this is a stylish hostel that fits our budget and is more appealing than other hotels in the same price range. :)

Hostel isnt in middle of down town, however its close to a station, supermarket, restaurant and convenience store. Hostel was clean and not noisy. This hostel used to be a Japanese public bath. Owner renovated as a hostel. Hostel looked nostalsic and cute

It's with out Aircon and without fan. Bath only from 5 to 9 pm on a shared bathroom (like with no curtains or anything). Night were too hot without even a fan, the walls were dirty and the window a bit broken. For the same money in the neighborhood you get better places. Is just acceptable and cheap. You get what you pay for. If I was to be back there, I would go with my own fan at least

Well run hostel that is very well situated near the downtown of Osaka. The staff are friendly and speak good English. The facilities are abundant and relatively clean. The bed I was assigned however had a very strange smell and the room overall was a little dusty. Given the price range and location this was understandable and I would still recommend this place.

[Not worth it if over 300 yuan per night] Hygiene: It's clean, but compared to hotels and hostels in Japan, I'd say the hygiene level is average. Environment: The overall space is quite small. The corridors and toilets are all quite tiny. The beds are bunk beds, and the ceiling height isn't very generous either. Service: The service was just so-so. The person who checked me in was *********, and their attitude was a bit cold.

The room is relatively large in the capsule hotel. You can put your suitcase in it. Each bed has a TV, headphones, and a ventilation fan. The public area is also OK. There is a place for eating and heating meals on each floor, which is suitable for traveling alone. The downside is that the mattress is thin, it is hard to sleep on, and the ventilation fan is noisy. These are not a big deal. The biggest problem of living in a capsule hotel is still the noise. The noise of the people in the next bed packing up and washing at different times will have a great impact. People who sleep lightly are better off choosing a hotel.

Amazing hostel! Very clean, nice staff. Free WiFi ! Was surprised by the fridge and whole kitchen free to use for those who stay. When you are not a tourist and need a place to stay and save up some money by ”cooking at home” it is sooooo handy! Also, loved the design of the place. My only concern was a horribly hard pillow, and even tho I have stayed only for 3 nights - my neck hurt like no joke. Of course, someone may like it, but for me it was a nightmare. Other than that - have nothing to brag about! Highly recommend.