da inn — Hotel in Osaka

First a tiny critique. The rooms appear to have somewhat thinner walls, but in my experience that's more or less every Japanese residential building. Rooms are a little small if you're massively tall like me, butbI got somewhst around by booking a twin room. Rooms should be plenty for average sized people. Also no wheelchair ramp or elevator, but you should be fine if you get a room on the ground floor(1st floor in Japan). Now positives. Da Inn is roughly 800m to the nearest train station and 900m to the 2nd nearest. There's a nice convenience store and minor shopping district like 50m from the hotel. So it has a pretty solid location to say the least. The owner/host is nothing short of the 2nd coming of Christ/Messiah/Muhammad or whoever you might believe in. If there's the slightest inconvenience, problem or issue you can text the owner, ring the bell or just knock on his door and he'll come running to help you with whatever you might need. When I got there he even offered to show me the way to the nearest convenience store in person. He gave me a plate of his own I could use for my stay, as well as a cleaning towel and dish soap for the plate. When the downstairs washing machine was in use, he let me use his own personal washing machine as well as letting my dry my clothes on the good spot on his drying rack. He makes up for every single shortcoming you might encounter. The place could be 1/5 and he alone would drag the rating up to at least a 4.5/5. I would happily stay here again. Also, if communication turns out to be an issue, he speak fluent Mandarin, very good Japanese and some English. So you can take your pick with whatever language you might be most comfortable with. Or even use Google translate, no shame in that. Also nice streetfood...

Everything you need for a nice stay in Osaka. Really friendly accommodation, rooms are nice and clean. It’s maby not the closest to centre Osaka but with the subway everything is nice within reach. I really enjoyed my short stay and if I ever return to Osaka i definitely know where I wil be planing to stay....

The owner goes out of his way to make you comfortable. It's nicely located, right next to some train stations, a laundromat, an onsen, and a local market.

The rooms are always clean, and there are many small things that make your stay all the better. Hope to stay here...