心斎橋難波関空直通Hayatama One Stop Shinsaibashi Ambers Hostel

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Liked: The showers were nice and it was close to the train station and spa world. The price was affordable.

Disliked: The wifi was very weak, and the area felt a bit unsafe. I never saw a woman who wasn't staying at the hostel walking in the area which made me nervous. Wouldn't want to stay here alone.

Disliked: お部屋が全く写真と異なって残念でした。 お隣の壁が薄く声が響いて子供が寝れませんでした。 お布団はシミがあり、入ると布団3枚ギリギリスペース程で、すごく年季が入っておりました汗

Very disappointing experience. This was a self-check-in property, but no check-in instructions were sent before our arrival. We had to contact the host ourselves and send multiple emails just to get the information we needed. After a long wait and considerable inconvenience, we did not receive the check-in details until 11:00 PM. To make matters worse, the cleanliness of the accommodation was below expectations. The property did not appear to have been properly cleaned, which made the stay uncomfortable. A self-check-in process should be simple and stress-free, but this experience was the opposite. Poor communication and inadequate cleanliness significantly impacted our stay. I would not recommend this property based on our experience.

We stayed for 3 nights and 4 days with three women. [Access] The nearest station is Shin-Imamiya (3 minutes) and Dobutsuen-mae (6 minutes). It takes 10 minutes to walk to Tsutenkaku. It takes 30 minutes to walk to Dotonbori. The nearby Don Quijote (MEGA Don Quijote Shinsekai store) is a 5-minute walk away. For those going to Kyocera Dome: - The easiest way is to go from Shin-Imamiya to Taisho and then walk 10 minutes to Kyocera Dome (total travel time is 25 minutes). [Room] Since it was for three people, we had a Japanese-style room. When we lay out the futons for three people, the room gets filled with them. There was just barely enough space to open our carry-on suitcase above our heads. The room only had an air conditioner, a window, and a ceiling light, and there were no other amenities. It would have been nice to have items like tissue and a trash can. [Amenities] However, on the first floor, there is an amenity area with bath towels, toothbrushes, disposable slippers, hangers, and face towels. [Trash] There are trash bins in the hallway and on the first floor, so you don’t have to worry about not having a trash can in the room. You can gather your trash in a plastic bag and dispose of it. [Lobby] There are tables where you can eat, a microwave, a kettle to boil water, a TV, and a coffee machine that serves coffee in paid paper cups. [Water Facilities] The toilets are shared on each floor. On the second floor, there are three toilets and three sinks. While the toilets are tiled like those in an elementary school, they are modern, with automatic opening and flushing, and are equipped with bidets. [Bathroom] On the first floor, there are separate large showers for men and women. There are no bathtubs or soaking tubs. Shampoo, conditioner, and body soap are provided. A hairdryer is available in the changing area. If you want to soak in a bathtub, I recommend "Irifune Onsen," which is a 3-minute walk away. Admission for adults is 600 yen. [Washing] There are three washing machines just before the bathroom, which are free to use. However, the laundry room is quite small and seems to be used for placing used linens, and the washing machines themselves are somewhat dirty. There are coin laundry shops nearby, but they are open until 10 PM, so if you need to wash after that, it's better to go to a place near Hoshino Resort (Coin Laundry Piero), which is open until 12:30 AM. [Staff] I didn't see the staff much due to my schedule. It seemed they changed the trash and cleaned the toilets and water facilities around 10 AM every morning. [Overall Review] ☆☆☆☆ 4 stars I would like to use this place again because it is affordable. I rated it 4 stars because it was disappointing that there was no bathtub in the bathroom, but everything else was fine. I'm not sure if it was because it was May, but I didn't see any unsanitary things like cockroaches or bugs. I didn’t see any Japanese people during my stay, but the safety didn’t seem bad. There were a few people using their computers for video calls in the lobby on the first floor at night, but their voices didn’t carry up to the second floor, so it was quiet. The check-in and check-out process is simple, as it can be done just at the door of your room. Notices regarding check-in and check-out were communicated to me through the Agoda app from the hotel, so I had no worries.

Liked: Tener una habitación individual amplia genial.

Disliked: Los baños estaban sucios y las duchas eran onsen, es decir, no hay duchas privadas. Está ubicado en el barrio más peligroso de Osaka, pero no tiene ningún peligro, simplemente esta bastante alejado.

まず部屋が臭い！ エアコンが壊れてる、最悪でした。

The location made it easy to go to various places in Osaka.