Hostels in Osaka Prefecture, Japan

Hostel staff is very responsive and being polite to the guest. And the hostel is located nearby the accommodation area. it is a great places to get a rest from the hostel. Apart from that the hostel has a nice common area for guests. But the hostel is quite far away from the metro station. It also requires 10 minutes.

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!

The place was very clean and the location is excellent. Only issue is in the facilities, there is no common area, only a bar/restaurant which you have to buy something from, this makes it very hard to socialise and I believe if they allowed you to sit there without a purchase people would naturally buy a drink or some food! The beds are also ridiculously hard, I had back and hip pain after sleeping here just one night. The front desk worker during the day was very rude and hostile

Super spacious room and front desk was also super friendly! ^^ Would come back!

I stayed on December 23rd. I was late to check in at that time, I arrived at the Hostel at 12 midnight. The officer was already closed. Luckily there was a hotel guest who was coming in so I could join in. Then I didn't wait long, luckily there was an officer who was willing to help me check in. Finally I could rest comfortably and not be homeless in Osaka hahaha.. Thank you White Hostel. Always be successful.

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.

This hostel is on the 2nd and 3rd floor ( and there is no elevator ). The office is located on the 2nd floor. Each floor has a male and female bathroom/ shower room. Big common area, a kitchen as well. Some stains on the carpet or seats but nothing too crazy. The bathroom is always clean. This is not a party hostel, it's more on the quiet side and every one keeps to them self ( I like it better this way ). The dorms are big and bed is comfy. I highly recommend: )

This is my favorite youth hostel I've ever stayed in! Clean! Tidy! The service is also very good! There is no feeling of discrimination! (Many hotels are unfriendly to Chinese tourists, this is something everyone has more or less experienced) Although men and women live together here, they are all backpackers from various countries! Everyone is very quiet! It doesn't affect rest at all! Each bed has enough space! Not at all! The transportation is very convenient! Navigation is very easy to find! I like the public bathroom very much, just like the ordinary family bathroom of Japanese people. The store is very considerate. Although it is a cheap youth hostel, there are shower gel, shampoo, and conditioner. It's not the cheap one! Because I have requirements for bathing products! I didn't use the ones I brought with me, I just used the ones in the store hahaha! Next time I go to Osaka, I will choose to stay here again! ! !

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.