good amenities. spacious common area. had everything you need

beds were a little squeaky. washing machine is better for a light wash rather than stain removal. and the divider between the bunk beds could be taller

Cherry the host was fantastic, very kind and helpful with travel plans and making us feel welcome. The location is a bit out of town but the bus route outside was very easy to navigate, and there were bikes at the hostel you could use for free. Under the hostel there was a great cafe which is a must visit!!

If you are a light sleeper this potentially isn’t the best option for you, as it is a really small space the social area/table is right outside the dorm and you can hear everything at all times of the day/night. The kitchen is very tiny and there isn’t much fridge space should you be bringing food to cook. The hostel has guests that stay for a long time so it feels more like a shared house than a hostel.

Everything! This hostel is so cute and welcoming and amazing!!!

BEST! HOST! EVER! If you plan on going to Osaka, stay there! It's a very small hostel, and it's gonna feel like home I promise! The host Chieri is the KINDEST ever! It was wonderful to discover Japan culture and Osaka. We had a lot of fun, interesting chats, we went to do a hanami together (such an incredible moment!) with other guests, she made me try japanese foods that I never tried before (the takoyaki event was so much fun!), like shabu-shabu. Really, really loved it, the hostel is super clean, the kitchen is well equipped, the beds are comfy, the common area is really cool if you wanna hang out with other people or just work quietly, there are konbinis and discount supermarket nearbys, you can use the bikes to discover the city, the neighbourhood is great, with gorgeous temples (Sumiyoshi Taisha, Abiko Kannon and Hozenji temple are my recommendations for sure) and a super cool walking street near Sumiyoshi Taisha, the subway and tramways stations are nearby.... Loved my stay there for sure!

The bed is comfortable. Staff is very nice

I like how it feels like home

the master Cherry was soooo much kind and friendly. my dorm room was pretty big. it was good for take luggage. wanna stay again!

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The hostel was really nice and cosy. The host Cherry was so lovely and warm. She even cooked us dinner and made a cake :)

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Hostel was clean, Cherry, the host was friendly and gave detailed information along with answering questions on time. She also speaks English. The place is very cozy with cute hand drawings that made me smile. Overall, it’s a nice setup. Check-in and out is easy.

I had no issues.

I loved the hostel it was cozy and the staff where helpful and friendly

Owner is a super nice young lady. Great location, great reception, clean, laundry available. Good café downstairs.

Private room, separated toilet for men and lady. Got a kitchen and cozy environment.

Wind knocking on the door causes noise at night, but it’s acceptable for me.

Its a small hostel only 1 four bed dorm room and 2 private rooms. With a young friendly owner who offered me a meal upon arriving & helped me getting to know Osaka. Its an easy connection by bus 62 to the main stations. Would definitely recommend staying here.

Small hostel, what I expected in Japan. Staff let me do a special check in time and was accomadating. Signs in easy english and pictograms. I felt comfortable and the room was pretty large even if only having one bunkbed (very soft). I received a key and lock as well. Near bus stops and a few restaurants but not much else on foot.

It's hiding above a coffee shop and I nearly missed it and the steps are steep. I don't think it's close to a train or subway, but I could be mistaken.

owner has very sincere attitude to accommodate our misc. needs

Check in and check out was super easy, no-hassle. Also liked that I was coincidentally placed in the bottom bunk as I don’t like top bunks.

The pillow was rather stiff which irritated one of my ear piercings quite badly. But I stopped using it and it seemed fine afterward. Wouldn’t be a concern to people without ear piercings.