Stayat Osaka Shinsaibashi East

Overall it's okay, but you have to walk a while to go shopping. It's quiet here at night. No one will help you when you check in. You have to press call after entering and ask the staff to help open the door. We happened to meet someone staying at the hotel to help open the door. *Exit 3 of Nagahoribashi Station (you can take the bus to Shinsaibashi without changing trains, and take the connection to the Nagahoribashi underground shopping mall) You can also find it using Google Maps~ 1. First use the tablet to register and check in (enter all passport information by yourself, each guest needs it, and you also need to take a photo), and you will be given housing information and password later (be sure to take a photo, otherwise you will forget it) 2. All rooms are password locked (enter the password you took the picture of) to check in. WiFi is on the cover of the book on the table in the check-in room. 3. When checking out, you must also use the tablet you used when you checked in (you will need to take a group photo with all the guests)

I have been to Japan many times, and this was my first time booking a B&B. I was pleasantly surprised. I didn't think it was very good at first, but after entering, I felt that the experience was improved. The check-in method was relatively simple, but on the third day, one of the bed boards was broken and we couldn't sleep on it. Since we were a group of 4 and booked a room for 6, it didn't affect our sleep. This was a bit disappointing, but everything else was pretty good!