First, I would like to say thank you to the woman at the front desk who spoke perfect English. Not only was she kind as other reviewers said, but she had really positive energy (not faked as often seen in hotels, especially luxury ones) and that really started things off well. The hotel is a mix of Japanese ryokan (private room, shared bath etc) and western styled business hotel, catering to the budget minded or those who need a simple place to stay. Many places similar are very lax in terms of keeping things up, but this place is very clean and I can see they are doing a very good job. Additionally, the shared spaces are clean as well, a reflection also of the guests who respectfully use the property (as compared to some places which a bit of a mess because people do not know how to behave) The room itself is small, fitting a tatami and a little extra space. But it has a little refrigerator, a nice and unexpected touch. The walls and tatami floors are not amazingly clean and show a little wear from age, but as said before, this place keeps a good close eye on maintaining cleanliness. There are only three showers in the whole facility, but I used them twice and never had to wait. There is a men’s only shared sento tub that is available only certain times, but I was unable to use it in time. When I tried right before it closed, there was a slightly fat fellow in there and two of us would have been a snug fit, ha ha. I let him enjoy his solo time. I would also like to add that I found the hotel slippers (green with the “hotel lucky” logo) are nostalgic retro and super cute. I really loved them. And the price of 2000 yen for a night, what more do I have to say except…amazing, thank you, and I will come back here 200 percent when I pass through again.

Nothing!

There are many foreigners staying there so please help to keep the toilet clean and you are not the only one staying there. There is only one cleaning lady clean the entire floor. I wish people who stay there can be more concern about cleanliness of the restrooms. The hotel is located in a perfect location with nostalgic street and many resturants. The price is affordable and can stay for many nights. There are toilets located on every floor.

Other foreign guests who don't flush the toilet after use.

The staff was very friendly and transparent with the rules and costs. The rooms were comfortable and the location was very close to major stations in Osaka. Overall it was very clean and a good value for the price.

The showers and bathrooms were a little tiny. The staff works very hard to keep the hallways and rooms clean, but they clean every morning around 8AM so if you want to sleep in the noise from the cleaning might wake you up.

Staff was super helpful and friendly. When they noticed I had a little trouble sleeping on the Futon, they immediately replaced it with a thicker one without me having to even ask. Has a Japanese style bath for guests to use. Very relaxing after a day of travelling. Rooms, showers, bathrooms all clean and functional. Rooms come with fridge so you can keep snacks, bento, drinks fresh for use. (You can reheat using the microwave in the lobby.) Conveniently located for shopping, going out, quick connection to Limited Express stations, Shinkansen station and Kansai airport. Very good if your intention is to explore the wider area on a tourist rail pass as I did. Price is unbeatable.

Not a problem for me, but Japanese bath is for men only. (They only have one such facility.)

Front desk so real, so friendly, so charming. Hotel slippers so retro, so cute design. Older place, but kept very clean. Shared spaces kept clean well, and guests are respectful (no mess such as seen in many shared places, such as hostels) Private room, with a little fridge. Super close to subway station (a minute walk or less) Quiet, but when guests open and close doors, it makes a little noise. Price 2000 Yen, come on, so low, so good, what more can you ask for? Ariigatouuuuuu thank you

Nothing.

I was literally lucky to get a single room here for my second trip to Osaka. I was here around mid Nov and I used it as a camp base for me to travel around Kansai area and even a day trip to Hiroshima City and Miyajima Island. Considering the location, cleanness, and quietness, the price was a steal! The place is literally right behind Doubutsuen-mae metro station exit 8 and conveniently like two minutes walk to Shinimamiya JR station Tsutenkaku exit, which is only one stop over Tennouji Station, at which Haruka Airport Train briefly stops from/to KIX. Nearby important facilities: luggage locker, coin laundry, konbinis, MEGA Donqijote (srsly shop here instead of the one in Dotonbori, will save you the hassle of crowds and long queues), Shinsekai. The staffs were also friendly and helpful and could understand my limited japanese! 日本語を少しだけ話しました本当に申し訳ありませんでした😭🙏 If I go to Osaka again in the future I’ll seriously consider staying here again.

For its price, it's pretty good! Good facilities. The staff are very nice. You can even rent a bike for 500 yen.

The room is small, but it shouldn't be a problem if you're here just for sleeping. Also the hotel doesn't have laundry machines, but there's a Coin Laundry that's very near to the hotel. The only problem I had was the walls. It's not very soundproof

I found it very nice. It is close to the metro station, so you can access everything easily. You can also walk to some of the tourist spots. The room was clean, and if you stay on a long period your room will be clean once a week. The common areas were also clean. And the people working there are very nice and will help you if you need something.

The location, the friendliness of the staff, the price of the accommodation.

I saw a cockroach where the glasses and plates are kept.

Their staff especially Bara have a good communication He helped us a lot briefing us the nearest attractions, halal restaurants nearby and so on

They should provide each floor with shower room