There is a nearby convenience store and a microwave and cutlery and crockery in the lobby.

It is hard to locate and is not signed as a guesthouse. Even the taxi had a problem finding it. The owners are unable to communicate in English and were not even able to call a taxi for me at checkout. It took a long time until one came along the street. On the first night, I had to sleep under a bright ceiling light as there was no light switch. The next day I was shown a remote control - everything in Japanese to control lighting. The room rate turned out to be 5,000 Yen - more than I was told when I booked. I would not revisit this property even though the owners were trying to be friendly.

The host is very nice he let us leave our luggage in the living room even if we already checked out.

Guest House Izumi is a real treasure in the southern Osaka area. The owner is super friendly and really accommodating. The guest house is spotless, regularly cleaned and has excellent facilities including microwave, fridge, hot water and sink. The room was a good size with separate toilet and shower room. The street was quiet and peaceful. Izumisano is a charming little city in southern Osaka region and both central Osaka and Wakayama are not too far away. There's also Rinku Town, Kishiwada and several other places to visit for somewhere smaller but still interesting and convenient. Central Izumisano has many restaurants, bars and even some karaoke for late night entertainment. The guest house is right next to a great restaurant, Asahitei, a medicine and snacks shop, Welcia, and a short walk from a truly brilliant supermarket filled with fresh produce and everything you could ever need. A little further from there is a huge mall with various stores including a mid sized Don Quixote! Also, please go see the store around the corner from the train station that has a Super Nintendo, Gatcha and a music station always playing. The owner is really friendly and loves practicing his English whenever he can.

The area might not suit a first time visitor to Japan, as it's not tourist-centered at all. Everyone is very friendly though and I do think you'd be fine with a little confidence! Also, do not miss the last train home if you're in Osaka, you'll be stuck, unless you can afford a very, very expensive taxi.

The property owner is very kind. He speaks English and so it’s easy to communicate if you’re a foreigner. It’s very clean and worth a try if you don’t mind a shared bathroom. A walkable distance from the station 8mins. Two stops to the Airport.

I like everything.

Excellent cost/quality. Easy and quick connection to Kansai airport.

The staff was amiable. The room was clean and comfortable. it is fairly easy to find the Guest House

The walking road to the Guest House is a little bit dark at night.

the property is good and the staff is accommodating.

we just don’t like is the wifi connection so slow and sometimes we don’t have connection.

host was responsive and helpful, and picked me up at the airport for a fee

The landlord was very kind and not business minded instead a person who understood my need. He picked me up from the airport at the middle of the night and was in touch throughout as needed. The owners wife sent me an extra blanket as it was getting colder without asking for that. If you wish to stay near the airport with the basic services in a clean environment absolutely an excellent economic choice. Last but not least you can watch the sea nearby and a nice walk around.

None to be honest.

clean and cheap

nothing

The staff was very very kind and supportive. It was rainstorm, and I reported him that I will arrive after midnight. He was very kind and waited me until early morning under the rain to help me.

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