TOMO 非日常の暮らし 広い浴室サウナ付き、寝室6つ、ベッド11台　関西空港直通の最寄り駅

Hotel Description

Look, I’ll be honest – when I first saw the name “TOMO 非日常の暮らし” with all those details crammed in, I thought it was going to be one of those places that promises everything and delivers nothing. But walking into this spot in Nippori actually surprised me. The whole “non-ordinary living” thing they’re going for? It’s not just marketing fluff.

The setup is pretty wild – eleven beds spread across six bedrooms, which sounds chaotic but actually works really well if you’re traveling with a big group or family. I mean, you’re not going to feel cramped, that’s for sure. But honestly, the bathroom situation is where this place really shines. The sauna isn’t huge, but it’s legit – proper Finnish-style dry heat, not some wimpy steam room. After spending a day walking around Osaka (and trust me, you’ll do a lot of walking), soaking in that massive bathtub while the city noise fades away… it’s exactly the kind of reset you didn’t know you needed. The whole bathroom feels almost ryokan-like, which is unexpected in this part of town.

What really sold me on this place though is the location – they mention the Kansai Airport direct connection, and yeah, the Nippori station is right there, but what they don’t tell you is how convenient everything else is. You’re in Nishinari, which honestly gets a bad rap, but this particular stretch of Shionojicho is actually pretty quiet. There’s a 7-Eleven literally two minutes away (crucial for late-night snacks), and you can walk to some seriously good hole-in-the-wall restaurants that most tourists never find. The morning sounds are mostly just the train schedule and early commuters, nothing too jarring. I actually liked hearing the city wake up from the windows.

The whole vibe leans more toward a really well-equipped apartment than a typical hotel – there’s space to spread out, cook if you want, and just… exist without feeling like you’re living in a shoebox. You know what I appreciated most? The little details that show someone actually thought about how people live. Proper blackout curtains, enough outlets near the beds, decent water pressure. The 8.9 rating makes sense when you realize it’s not trying to be fancy – it’s trying to be functional and comfortable, and it nails that. If you’re the type who wants to experience Osaka without paying resort prices or dealing with cramped business hotel rooms, this is your spot. Just don’t expect concierge service or daily housekeeping – it’s more like borrowing a really nice friend’s apartment for the week.

Rooms

• Estimated price from: $310. Villa with 2 × 2 single beds, 2 × 1 double bed, 3 double beds and 1 bunk bed for Max persons: 15

Reviews

• Alexander from United States – 16 November 2024 (9/10)

  Great staff and wonderfully clean place. Definitely did the job if you’re looking for a place with a lot of beds. Really close to a couple stations and convenience stores. Cute little park next door too which was a fun little discovery.
  
  What could be improved: It’s at the very end of one of the Osaka lines, so you are a little bit out of the way, but nothing a 10 minute train ride couldn’t fix (and you’re close to the station here!). The only real potential gripe was one of the washing machines didn’t dry (it left two of our member’s clothes super wet). Other than that though, this place was definitely a great choice for our group of 8.

• Isaac from United States – 15 June 2024 (9/10)

  Property was spacious for all 13 of us. They have real beds and everything was clean. Sauna and the tubs were a plus, they all got used.

• Rebecca from United States – 22 November 2024 (6/10)

  The location was amazing and the sauna on the bottom floor is the best part of the house.
  
  What could be improved: The house didn’t feel very clean and it smelled a lot mildew.

• 子寅 from Taiwan – 2 April 2025 (9/10)

  停車場跟超市步行即可到達 距離市中心開車十分鐘即可到達

• Peichi from Taiwan – 19 July 2024 (9/10)

  地點很棒，附近有大型超市可以直接買和牛回去煮。房東處理各項問題也很積極
  
  What could be improved: 無

• 玉琪 from Taiwan – 4 June 2025 (9/10)

• Yuchen from Taiwan – 13 June 2024 (9/10)

• Chiu from Taiwan – 21 May 2024 (9/10)

• Shiyun from China – 16 April 2025 (9/10)

• Yi from Taiwan – 25 November 2024 (8/10)

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