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Hotel Description

Okay, so first off – don’t let that incredibly long name scare you away because this place is actually a gem tucked into one of Osaka’s most happening neighborhoods. I mean, when I first booked it, I honestly thought there might be some translation mix-up with that title, but it turns out they’re just being refreshingly honest about everything you get. It’s this surprisingly spacious standalone house (yeah, actual house, not just another cramped hotel room) that sits right in Naniwa, and you know what? The moment you step inside, you realize why they bothered listing every single amenity in the name.

The location is honestly perfect if you want to feel like you’re living in Osaka rather than just visiting it. Imamiya Station is literally a three-minute walk – I timed it because I’m weird like that – and from there you can hit Umeda, the airport, even day trip to Nara without any hassle. But here’s the thing that really got me: you’re close enough to Dotonbori that you can stumble back after way too much takoyaki and beer, but far enough that you’re not dealing with the tourist chaos when you just want to chill. The neighborhood has this great mix of locals heading to work and travelers figuring out the train system, plus there are these little family-run spots for breakfast that you’d never find if you stayed in the main hotel district.

What really sets this place apart though is how thoughtfully it’s set up – someone clearly designed this for people who actually travel, not just pass through. The three bathrooms might sound excessive until you’re sharing the space with friends or family and everyone can get ready without that awkward waiting-around thing. The parking is genuinely free, which is basically unheard of in this part of Osaka, and trust me, if you’re planning any day trips or have luggage, you’ll appreciate not hunting for coin parking every day. The whole place feels more like borrowing a friend’s really nice house than staying in accommodation, if that makes sense. They’ve stocked it with proper Japanese household items and appliances, so you can actually cook if you want to save some money or just crave a quiet morning with coffee. I actually ended up loving the evening routine of picking up ingredients from the nearby konbini and making simple meals – felt way more authentic than eating out every single night. The space genuinely fits eight people comfortably, which is rare enough in Japan that it’s worth mentioning twice.

Rooms

• Estimated price from: $470. Villa with 2 × 1 large double bed and 2 × 2 double beds for Max persons: 4

Reviews

• Man from Hong Kong – 28 October 2023 (10/10)

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