Nipponbashi Royal

The accessibility to nearby famous hot spots and the subway station is excellent, just a 10-minute walk. It has everything: shampoo, body wash, washing machine, refrigerator, hairdryer, TV, microwave, gas stove, vacuum cleaner, and a drying rack. The bedding was clean, and having a washing machine meant I could do laundry and dry it daily. The air conditioning provides both cool and warm air, and the bathroom has a bidet. There's a trash collection area next to the main entrance, and the house staff took care of the recycling. Overall, I'm very satisfied and would consider staying again. Note that this is a self-check-in, so you'll need to provide the required information to the house in advance.

I chose this place based on a friend's recommendation, and it was really spacious, clean, and conveniently located. On the first evening, I was a bit lost on how to check in, but luckily I met a Korean person at the accommodation who helped me sort it out. I thought there'd be a self-service kiosk like in Korea since it's unstaffed, but there wasn't. ㅜ The room was genuinely spacious, and the heating worked well, making it a fantastic trip. It's cheaper than a hotel, and I'll definitely stay here again next time I visit Osaka. I'm so bummed I didn't take any photos, but I highly recommend it! ^^

The hotel's location is super convenient, and having two bathrooms is a huge plus! The room size was great, but it only came with four chairs. Since there were five of us, we had to move the nightstand to use as a makeshift seat. Also, for five people, we didn't have enough toilet paper or shower gel and had to buy our own. However, aside from those issues, everything else was fantastic. The fridge was a good size, and being able to cook in the room was really handy.

I couldn't find the address listed on Trip.com on Google Maps. I eventually found it using the address the host sent me, but even that wasn't straightforward. Aside from the initial hassle of finding the place, this is an excellent accommodation. It's close to Kuromon Market, with plenty of restaurants and shops nearby. Most importantly, the place itself was incredibly clean and perfectly spacious for five people. My only minor complaint is that for a place meant for five, there were only four chairs at the dining table, which made it a bit awkward for a casual evening drink. I think there should be enough chairs for the number of guests. Despite that, I would definitely stay here again if I come back to Osaka.

The self-check-in process was a bit clunky, but we managed to sort it out quickly. The moment we stepped into the accommodation, my whole family was absolutely thrilled. We're a family of five – two adults and three elementary school-aged children. The place we booked had three rooms, two bathrooms, a shower room, and a living room. Each room had two double beds, so with a total of six double beds, everyone could comfortably have their own bed and relax. There were plenty of towels and toothbrushes, which was great. The cleanliness was also top-notch. The only downside was that there wasn't an indoor heated dryer in the bathroom, so we had to hang our laundry on the outdoor terrace, which was a bit inconvenient. Once you step out of the accommodation, Denden Town is right there, making it the perfect spot if you love character goods.