Only 5 shower rooms for the whole entire building of dozens of rooms... Quite ridiculous tbh. First night I had to wait 1 hours in front of the shower room until I was finally able to use it. Everything is dirty, it might look ok at first but when u look close everything is dirty and moldy. The shampoo bottles for example, they were moldy. No soap in the bathroom. Wifi is extremely slow, I've never seen such a slow wifi in my life. The duvet on the bed was so old and dirty, and the clean sheets that covered the duvet didn't cover it entirely so it was gross. The pillow, you can't even call that a pillow. The size was a third of the size of a normal pillow and it seemed like it was filled with rocks, not foam or anything soft. Location isn't bad, but overall this place was definitely not worth the price we paid.

The property was so filthy. I had to sleep with the lights on. This place was disgusting. The toilet had layers of filth. The bedroom floor felt like it would break at any minute. The most disgusting hotel I experienced in all of Japan. I was not expecting such an awful experience while visiting this country. Spend the extra money for a better experience. I spent $10 more and got a much better room.

I was taken back at how different the hotel appeared compared to the photos. It was easy to find especially if you are traveling by train as it is walking distance from the train station. The staff weren’t mean at all. Inside the hotel there is a subtle moldy smell. The room smells just as bad, but the worst part was the bed. The beds are uncomfortable to sleep on and the sheets are stained although it appeared to be washed. The bathrooms are shared amongst everyone on your floor and also looked very shabby. I’m not the type of person to complain either. I laid on the brick hard bed but staying awake, I couldn’t take it anymore. I got up at 4am, returned my key and walked out to look for another stay. Sadly I didn’t get my refund even tho they were very dishonest with how they advertised it. I managed to find a capsule hotel that was 10x better and only $10-$20 more per night. If I can’t even sleep there then what am I paying for? A charity hotel?

This is a perfect place for real backpackers and is the most affordable option in osaka. I can’t believe the negative reviews. Who pays so little and then writes a bad review for this place. It came with everything a person needs for an affordable price. Shampoo soap towels private showers sheets pillow and privacy many hotels dont even have these things. For the price id say 10/10

1. Requested non smoking and yet were placed directly beside a smoking area, so our room stunk. We literally had to go buy air fresheners to make our room marginally comfortable to breathe in. 2. Amenities were so I credibly dirty. Shocked at the condition of the bathroom and shower area. 3. The beds were unbelievably uncomfortable. I've slept fine on futons before, this was the thinnest mattress I've ever seen. It was also stained with who knows what. Never ever stay here

Hotel had lots of posters to suggest where to visit - traveller friendly. Not the cleanest

The room was unclean. Sheets were stained and didn’t seem to have been washed. Mattress had hair from previous guests on it. Bathroom only had 1 bar of soap shared amongst everyone.

It is old and the bathroom is separate but if you need to stay one day or so, it is very good price. and no smoking all buildings are good.