[2025 Osaka Hotels] Travel Guide for GRAND HOSTEL LDK Osaka Shinsaibashi(Formerly THE STAY OSAKA Shinsaibashi) (Updated Jun)

Bunk bed female dormitory in Osaka for those looking for a single room (I would like to use the photos I found on the internet. I didn't take any photos, but I'm sharing my experience in case anyone is looking for reviews 🙏🏻) I chose this place because the reviews for the bunk bed room were very good. It was better than expected. Room 🛏️ - It's a bunk bed. You can sleep on the top or bottom. The staff will choose for you. - There are sheets and pillowcases for your own bed. We stayed for 4 nights. They cleaned and changed the sheets once. They let you choose which day you want it cleaned. - The room size is not low or narrow. I think you can sit and sleep comfortably. The storage cabinet has a key lock. - You can't eat in the room. You can drink water. You can eat food on the 2nd floor. - There is a USB charger and two plugs in the bunk bed. - The room is about 600 baht per night. 🪪 Scan the key card to go up the floor and enter the room. At around 23:00, the door on the 1st floor will be locked. You have to scan the card to enter the hotel. 🚿 Common area - Separate male and female bathrooms But it is in the common area in the middle of the floor. - Shared bathroom, there are about 6-7 rooms. Hotel review 🏨 The hotel is very clean. I was impressed when I saw it. Both the room and the bathroom are always cleaned. The 2nd floor is the reception area and the kitchen. You can cook. There are complete equipment. You can store things in the refrigerator. - The reception staff can speak English. There will be a sheet like the instructions when we checked in. That sheet will tell you the floor, room number, and all the rules in the room. There are pictures that are easy to understand. If you can't listen fast enough, you can read it. Most of the guests are foreigners. And the shared room has only one person, so the room will be very quiet and private. It seems like the room is full of people, but I hardly see anyone. The shower room is always free. The lights in the room will turn off at around 22:00 and turn on at 7:00. 🚊 Near the train, get off at Nagahoribashi Station, exit 6, the exit is up the stairs. If you have many bags, I recommend finding an exit with an elevator instead. Exit 6, turn around and walk a little bit. In front of the hotel, there is a convenience store. #Osaka hotel #Osaka #Shinsaibashi

#HotelAccommodationEvent Breakfast is provided, but there is no restaurant in the building, so they give you a coupon to eat at a nearby restaurant. It is close and quite delicious, so it is not bad. The room is shared with several people, but it is quiet and the private space is separated by curtains, which is nice.

Hang loose at The Stay Osaka Shinsaibashi where the vibe is always chill and the good times roll. Tucked in the heart of Shinsaibashi, this retro-cool hostel is your go-to spot for a laid-back stay in Osaka. Get ready to soak up the local scene with vibrant streets and buzzing nightlife just steps away. It's just a breezy 15-minute walk to Dotonbori, Osaka's bustling entertainment district. Simply make a left turn right after leaving the hotel then stroll past Nagahoribashi Station. Keep walking straight for another 10 minutes and you'll find yourself at Shinsaibashi Station where Shinsaibashi-Suji Shopping Street awaits. From there, it's super convenient to hop on the train and make two transfers to catch a ride to the airport in under an hour. What more could you ask for than a cheap stay in Osaka? #winhkflight #cherryblossom2024

First things first! Before embarking on your solo adventure, ensure your destination is a transport-centric city. If so, let's kickstart the planning process with accommodations! 1. Location: Opt for accommodations within walking distance of train stations and nearby eateries or convenience shops. At least one shop will do! This ensures accessibility and safety, allowing you to return late at night and grab a late-night snack without worries. 2. Safety: Steer clear of sketchy neighborhoods or alleys (also reason why you should stay near train stations). While staying away from the city center is often cheaper, prioritize safety by choosing well-lit areas. Review hostel listings thoroughly for accuracy and avoid pubs or clubs to minimize encounters with intoxicated individuals. If you ever feel uneasy, hang out/seek help at a nearby shop until you're ready to head back. 3. Cost: Consider private dorms or hostels. They're budget-friendly and still give you some personal space. Look out for social gatherings organized by hostels or fellow travelers for opportunities to socialize and create memorable experiences! With these tips, embark on your budget-friendly solo adventure with confidence! To which, I’ll be travelling to Hong Kong for my next solo trip! ✨ #winhkflight

#Osaka Hotel THE STAY OSAKA Shinsaibashi This hotel is located in the Shinsaibashi area of ​​Osaka. ✔️Excellent location: **THE STAY OSAKA Shinsaibashi is located in the heart of Osaka, with easy access to the Shinsaibashi shopping district and nearby major attractions. ✔️Modern Design: ** The hotel has a modern and stylish interior design, providing a unique and comfortable accommodation experience. ✔️Thoughtful Facilities: ** The rooms are equipped with modern facilities and offer a variety of amenities such as free Wi-Fi, air conditioning and comfortable beds. ✔️Nearby living facilities: ** As it is close to the Shinsaibashi area, it is convenient to find various restaurants, cafes and shopping places. ✔️Friendly Service: ** The hotel staff provides friendly and professional service to meet the needs of guests.

This time I went to Osaka, Japan and stayed at Holiday Inn Express. This is a hotel worth recommending. It is 3 minutes to the subway station, and Shinsaibashi is across the street. World-famous brand stores are here, just like Canton Road in Hong Kong. It is very convenient for eating and traveling. The hotel service is very considerate. We stayed for 6 nights. The bed sheets were changed every day. It was very clean. The breakfast was also very good. If you don’t have time to sit there and eat breakfast, you can also take it away. I will recommend it to my friends or stay there again next time I go to Osaka. #Overseas Travel #Overseas Travel

I booked a room for one adult and two children, but there was only a thin double bed. I had to pay an extra 40,000 ¥ for a larger room. Although the room was beautiful, the cleanliness was average. They didn't help me wipe the table. I also felt itchy when I slept on the bed on the first day. Maybe it's not very clean. It's not as high as other travelers, but it's really convenient. There is a convenience store downstairs and it's close to the subway station. Overall, it's ok.

What I appreciate most about this hotel is that there is a luggage weighing machine in the lobby, which is convenient for travelers to measure the weight of their luggage on the return trip 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 In addition, there is a coffee machine for travelers to enjoy 24 hours a day, as well as toiletries for guests to use, and separate disinfectant wet wipes for guests to use 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

The room is clean, quiet, comfortable, and the service is good.