Osaka Guesthouse Nest — Attraction in Osaka

It is easy to find and near to Teradacho station about 5-7 minutes walk. When I stayed, I take a traditional Japanese room which is suitable for 4 peoples. The room is clean, tidy with air-con and one small table. On that floor only available toilets and sink, while bath room is at 2nd floor behind receptions. The bath room is quite narrow but clean. Shampoo, liquid shop and hair dryer are provided.

Beside the bath room there is washing room for those who need to wash the clothes. On the 2nd floor behind the receptions desk there is a kitchen complete with cooking ware, tea, coffee, sugar, noodles and refrigerator. There is also a common room next to the kitchen for visitor to have a dinner, playing guitar (provided) or just chit chat with other visitors.

Overall I very much enjoy my stay. The staffs was friendly and helpful, we can put our luggage before or event after our stay. Food and restaurant are easy to find at the surrounding area...

I’ve stayed in 30+ hostels on four different continents and this is the worst one I’ve ever stayed at. The facilities were old, filthy, rundown, uncomfortable, and you could hear every noise. The other guests (mostly foreign, like me), were also loud, rude, and inconsiderate and turned on the light in the middle of the night. The pictures online do not match the facility. The beds in the dorm are uncomfortable and old, the sheets are dirty and old, and the room was set to an uncomfortably high temperature making it impossible to sleep. Although the price was very low, it was 100% not worth it and I would recommend...

I stayed Guesthouse Nest for 90 days with my friends. Their quote is "Come as a guest, leave as a friend" They really did it. I really appreciated the time I stayed there met a lot of great people. Specially want to say thank you to Barbie and Atsuko. They remember who you are and invite us to join their party (even my Japanese is bad) They remember we left at 8:30 everyday so they serve breakfast earlier. They hold a farewell party. I mean a lot of thankfulness I can even use a word to explain. Thank you all of you making my Osaka journey perfect! I will never forget all of you guys and wish you...