Jakotel

It was cheap and comfortable, but the TV didn’t work.

Joonil·A month ago

Everything needed for a stay—cups, towels, shampoo—was provided, so I had a comfortable time, and there were no other complaints.

マダラマダラ·A month ago

“また泊まりたい！”

The rooms were clean, and the kitchen, washbasin, and bath were spotless; if you’re not a heavy walker, you can stroll to the café, public bath, and Korean town, which is about a 15‑minute walk from the station; buying food at the convenience store in front of the hotel and eating or walking in the park is easy, and a two‑night stay for 5500 ¥ offers great value; the kitchen lacks seasonings but has cooking utensils, dishes, a rice cooker, microwave, and pot, making it suitable for long stays; laundry was possible; the tub has a re‑boil feature; the street was very quiet and train noise was minimal. However, the front door is unlocked 24 hours but the room has a lock, which may bother some; the bath is accessed through the kitchen, so if someone is in the kitchen you might feel uneasy; I was the only guest so I could pass the kitchen with one towel, but a security camera was on the kitchen—though it might just be a toy; if you’re concerned about others, ask the owner before booking.

Etsuko·A month ago

“鶴橋を楽しむには最高の宿です”

The station is close, a convenience store is right in front, and there’s a 24‑hour 500‑yen coin parking nearby, so I can keep the cost down and will use it again for Osaka sightseeing.

Tetsuya·2 months ago

“Para salir del paso.”

The location was good, but it was dark and when I went to the bathroom in the middle of the night I almost tripped over someone sleeping in the living room/kitchen.

Sonia·3 months ago