What a great place to stay! Fantastic little onsen - very clean and loved the added touch of floating oranges! Loved the massage chair in the room and the room was quite big for Japan. Bed was a bit firm. Breakfast was tasty and had a great selection of food along with friendly service. Staff at the desk wear a... More

Dormy Inn is a budget hotel chain in Japan. Make no mistake, they aren't backpacker hostels. Their main audience are the local businessmen traveling outside their own cities. That said, prices are around 6 to 9000 yen per night, inclusive of an all-you-can-eat breakfast which tasted pretty good. This branch used to be a residential apartment, but was renovated and... More

Friendly korean staffs who speak English, which make the communication easier. Such a clean and economic place to stay. it is only walking distance to dontoburi, is a heaven of food. There are a few streets of flee markets, it is easy to get lost in it.Loving the pharmacy outlets, selling tonnes of great quality of health products and cosmetics.

About a 5-10 minute walk from the Namba train station, close to all the major sights, and most taxi drivers and information centers know this hotel off the top of their head which makes finding your way back much easier in a new city. The hotel itself was okay, nothing special but a very nice size, fairly priced and clean,... More

Stayed here for just one night as I wanted convenient access to Namba station for a trip to Koyasan the next morning. Was easy to find ( I took the Midousuji line to Daikokuchou, it was a few minutes walk from there), a Konbini downstairs, and Namba shopping area & train station is 10 minutes walk away. The room was... More

Stayed here for 6 days and was very satisfied. You get your own little apartment, with a small kitchen, separate WC and bathroom with "ofuro", LCD TV, internet trough LAN. And compared to other Japanese hotel rooms it was spacious.