The place feels like your “own” apartment in Osaka. We felt like we were locals for a week. It was really great and gave a lot to our experience. Walking distance from the Umeda and Fukushima stations. A MaxValu and a Family Mart is nearby. The beds are big and comfortable, the kitchen is well equipped and the bathroom too. There is equipment in the room to clean if needed. Enough storage space for all our clothes and a washing machine (amazing). Would book again.

The floor could have been cleaned better but we took out the vacuum cleaner that was in the room and fixed the problem quickly. You can’t bring down the trash (it needs a key - or I couldn’t figure it out) so you will have your leftovers and trash “stew” there during your stay. The bins seal so it’s not a problem but good to know. There is no staff at the place at all and we had luck with checking in on the iPad (for about 10 mins we couldn’t figure out what the instructions meant - review of the translation would be necessary. However once it was solved it was all good.

Location was great very close to Osaka station, bigger than other rooms we stayed at. Great to have a big desk and full length mirror.

Free washing machine was great but we couldn't figure out how to work the dryer so had very wet clothes. Room layout was weird. Door lock was an absolute pain got locked out too many times.

It had everything we needed and close to Osaka, Fukushima and Umeda stations.

We arrived a few hours earlier and staff wouldn’t help store bags for a few hours. It was just me and two young kids. We had big luggages. They did not offer alternative when I mentioned it was my first time I Osaka and I had two young kids and was I expected to just sit outside and wait with them for a few hours because we couldn’t go far with our heavy luggage. The guy just shrugged at me.

The apartment-style set-up with its kitchen, Japanese-style bath, and laundry was excellent. The reception was quick and easy to use. Not having a key card and instead using a passcode made coming and going easy.

The quality of the beds can be improved. There is also not much space to store suitcases with easy access, e.g. under the bed like in other hotels. The position of the table was inconvenient and took up space; changing the position or style will make the room feel bigger with better accessibility.

Spacious room, suitable for 2-3 people although the extra bed isn't necessary for 2 persons. Plenty of amenities for you to keep your clothes clean and the room clean and cook if you you're there for a while. The room layout is quite smart giving plenty of storage space. The location is about a 12 minute walk to Osaka Station with a few major roads to cross and maybe an easier 10 minutes to Fukushima station. Right by Osaka station is much of the business area with plenty of shops and more food near there. There's also plenty of vending machines, convenience stores and restaurants nearby the hotel itself. There's a nice cafe caused Pause Coffee right below and makes for a nice simple breakfast/ tea time meal. Unless being right next a train station is a must, then I would recommend this hotel for most.

Although the area was peaceful, soundproofing of windows could be a little better as it is by a busy road and occasionally there were loud trucks and some construction going on. Some cold air also gets in although this is not a big deal. Also there are no facilities for early check in or bag storage.

Everything worked. It was small but comfortable.

As all instructions were in Japanese with limited English translation, it was difficult to know how everything worked e.g the washing machine and the stove top. There were 2 beds on wooden bases on the floor. This gave us no floor space at all and we only needed one double bed. The floor layout was badly planned. We could not check in on the computer downstairs. It didn’t work when the image was scanned so had to call and do it manually. Many cultures are not as well versed in digitalised procedures as Japan is so it can cause problems.

Close to both Osaka(Umeda) station and Fukushima station. Went to Kobe and Nara from here with ease. The space was large and easy to move about in. Big fridge and good desk space. Beds were very comfy! And there was a Seven Eleven just down the street. Check-in and check-out was easy

Not much we didn't like. There was limited clothes drying space... and the automatic light in the entry was a bit annoying in the middle of the night haha

The location is 750m to Airport Bus Station at Herbis Osaka which is convenience for travel to airport in the early morning summer.

The distance from hotel to Umeda Station is not convenience because the way is passed by the construction site which is make us feel unsafe. Besides that once we go to Fukushima Station to tap IC Card, there are pandering try to approach us on the way back apartment. It make us feel the area is unsafe.

Quiet environment eventhough very close to main road. very close to 7 eleven and some restaurants as well. Room facilities very nice, with balcony, proper table and kitchen.

No subway station within <500m radius. Approx 1km to the closest station (Osaka Station). Also no on-site staff, so everytime we need something, we have to go downstairs to skype-call the staff.

Spacious for Japan and very clean.

Since there was not a real reception, there was not a possibility to keep the luggage after checkout (but the station had a lot of lockers). Also (but this is common in Japan), the blinds did not fully cover the sunlight and there was no hairdryer.