Hostels in Osaka Prefecture, Japan

It's self-service, with a microwave on the first floor and various supplies. It has a good transportation location, close to Centrair Bridge, Tsutenkaku, Kuromon Market, etc. It has a high cost-effectiveness and a very clean environment. It is highly recommended.

I been moved to this hotel due to over booking but mt stay here is very nice, everyone is very friendly. The staff speaks english too! my fave part is there is a convenience store beside it hehe

I had a beautiful stay here at the Cozey retreat waffle Hostal. The staff has so lovely and kind! The owner also made sure all needs and accommodations were met. Perfect location and great atmosphere! Definitely the cozy vibe for a solo female traveler! Also it was very clean and tidy! 10/10 would recommend again! Will be coming back:)

The hotel has a great location, just about a 10-minute walk to Shinsaibashi and a half-hour walk to Umeda. There are convenience stores nearby, and the hotel breakfast is also quite good. On the first floor, there’s a microwave and hot water, and the lounge area is perfect for eating instant noodles. The hotel has separate floors for men and women, and the washrooms are very clean. The shower room is considered above average in size for Japanese hotels, and the soundproofing is decent. The hotel offers a Western-style breakfast, which meets the needs, and it’s convenient since there aren’t many breakfast spots in Japan. The front desk is very friendly, and you can store your luggage before and after check-in. This hotel was quite satisfactory during my trip, and I would choose to stay here again next time!

Great location. Very nice and big common area. Free tea and coffee are provided. Kitchen is clean and well organised. I have nothing bad to say about this place.

the staff were very friendly and informative and my room was clean. Room came with a hairdryer, 2 towels, private bathroom/shower and a refrigerator. This is the best &Hostel I have stayed at in Japan. If I’m ever back in the area I will be staying here again! 8min walk to the train station, 30min to Dotonbori, multiple convenience stores within 5 min or less walk. The ONLY complaint for me is my room was quite cramped with my luggage & other things. Maybe a storage shelf or something would help.

The location is superb! Very near to Shinsaibashi, Parco mall and namba station, walking distance. Love the vibes here, staff was nice and helpful, easy communicate in English and Chinese. Dorm and bed was comfy, toilet very clean! If you enjoy walking, you will love the street outside at night, peaceful and chill.

1. The room is small but well-equipped and clean. There are washing machines, microwave ovens, hair dryers, toothbrushes and toothpaste, and shower gel. But it's better to prepare a toothbrush and toothpaste yourself, its toothpaste is not very good. 2. The shower is public, on the third floor, but it is very clean. Toilets are also public. 3. There is no staff, self-service, the staff will clean up the room when you leave at most, and almost no one will be seen in seven days. 4. Pay attention to the classification of the garbage in the room, do not take it away, just leave it in the house. the staff will take it away

It was a new place so I was worried because there were no reviews, but it was a needless worry. The facilities were clean, towels were provided every day, and the amenities and service were great. Above all, the bed was soft so I was able to sleep comfortably. There was also an outdoor terrace and a convenience store was close by. I highly recommend it.

The relative location is good. The overall hygiene is OK. But the bed is a little bit unhygienic. The mattress is very dirty, the quilt is very dirty, and you need to change the quilt cover and sheets yourself. Fortunately, I prepared disposable sheets. Otherwise, I really couldn't sleep. In addition, my earphones were lost. Ctrip helped me find the store, but the store said they didn't have them. Anyway, I put them under the pillow the day before I left. It doesn't matter if they don't have them. Oh well.