Osaka hotels in Higashiyodogawa

Pros: - The host communicated very well and in time. - The floor managers were very accommodating and very friendly. They go out of their way to help us. - Just beside a 24 hour convenience store. - a 15 minute walk to the nearest metro - located in a quiet residential area.

Cons: None.

Pros: A home far away from home

Cons: Cleanliness and Relaxing Place

Pros: We can do some laundry at night therefore can bring less clothes. There is a kitchen and some simple cooking is OK.

Cons: stairs a bit steep. but I think is common in Japan

Pros: Cozy place, private bathroom, separated toilet, friendly staff, close to the maim railway station

Cons: No elevator

Pros: I got a good price with this property and I am glad I booked regardless of others stating how difficult it is to check-in via the tablet. I did not have any issues. Everything is self-service here so you are on your own and no one to ask information from. Good thing there were umbrellas provided for guests that we can use as it was raining during our 2 days stay. This is quite a good location and a couple of blocks away from the station. The instructions sent over email prior to check-in helped a lot and we were able to locate the property easily.

Cons: Such a quiet neighborhood and convenience store is a couple of blocks away. If you are not used to it then you might rethink of leaving late night. :-) This didn't bother us and we took a midnight snack out during our first night stay. No wifi provided but good thing we brought out own device.

Pros: The bed was super comfortable. The room was spacious for a Japanese hotel. It had all the facilities needed for a short stay. And the price was absolutely a bargain for the quality.

Cons: I can't think of anything I didn't like about this hotel.

Pros: Location

Cons: None

Pros: Accessibility of shin osaka station and subway station from the hotel

Cons: No person will assist you and the customer service is from 9am to 6pm only

Pros: The room was too dusty, every where was covered with dust. We could not sleep well. We have to vacuum room again.

Cons: Too dusty

Pros: It is definitely worth the price and is good for those on a budget. The staff is also very accommodating, and the free pass to the bathouse is a great bonus.

Cons: No complaints

Pros: The location is great. Awaji is really homely and you get to see how a town with an aging population looks like. It's also really close to the JR station and the underground train. Free sento is amazing - definitely give it a try

Pros: Access to the local onsen was good

Pros: - Located at an quiet area with all necessity - free public bath onsen excellent - bed is spacious - the recommended breakfast cafe restaurant is superb in 330 yen only - very close to Umeda (~10 mins) and easy access to Shinsaibashi (~20 mins with 1-2 change) - warm welcome by the owner

Cons: - The Hankyu railway line has experienced delay/interrupt services in two of the three days I stayed there. This is not a problem for me though. I have the chance to explore and get to the JR station as an alternative that I enjoyed.

Pros: Good for price, free onsen

Cons: A bit dirty, but okay to stay for 1 night

Pros: The sento (public bath)was by far the best part of the stay! It is a great way to relax after a long day. There were bubble, jet, electric, and waterfall massage baths, a radon bath, cold water bath and also a steam sauna! I spent about an hour going between the baths and cold water bath. I also like the neighborhood, you can really feel the local culture by walking around the shopping arcades around the station. JR Awaji station was recently opened, so now people with the JR Rail Pass can get there easily.

Cons: As the owner is kind seems to be doing many projects in the community, I felt the guesthouse was just built then became an afterthought. The staff gave a just a brief rundown of the guesthouse, but after I came back in the evening, I didn’t see any staff the whole night. There were not even any free passes to the sento so I ended up asking one of the other guests. The upper bunk is actually really difficult to get in and out of, so I asked to change to the bottom one. Also next door is some kind of community space, and any noise there will come clearly into the dorm room. I loved the sento but sorry to say I didn’t feel so welcome at the guesthouse...also a bit expensive (3500yen) for what you get. I feel the fee for the sento is in that price, so not technically “free”

Pros: The location was great for train travellers, the breakfast was simple and filling. The staff were all so lovely, reception, breakfast and any of the housekeeping staff we encountered ... all greeted us warmly.

Cons: As other reviews have noted, some of the decor is a bit dated, but it really doesn’t detract from a simple and warm hotel.

Pros: Very close to Shin Osaka station. Check-in til midnight. Breakfast included from 7 am, but my Shinkansen left earlier. But they offered me a coffee to go and a muffin at 6 am instead.

Pros: Proximity to shin osaka station

Cons: Not much variety for breakfast