The One Five Osaka Sakaisuji — Hotel in Osaka

I and my sibling stayed for 2 nights. Walked in, confronted by a rude front desk lady who kept interrupting us, had no sense of personal space. When we asked if it was possible to do a late checkout she rolled her eyes and cut our sentences short yet AGAIN. Extremely rude. Room is clean but has many problems. Firstly, bathroom is tiny (even considering it in Japanese dimension) and does not drain water properly; just using the shower will make the mat and floor soaking wet, even though we always kept the curtain shut tight. Secondly, sound isolation is horrible. On the 2nd day, after a long day of walking and sightseeing, we couldn't ask for more than a relaxing night. However, we had to endure our night with the next door making a scene... It was traumatizing. Sure, it's not the hotel's fault but we would've appreciated a better soundproof environment or a heads-up on the quality. Lastly, the elevator was a pain in the neck especially during the "rush hour" for checking out. You can end up waiting forever or be late for checking out. Fortunately the check-out process was simple so we didn't have to fall for the penalty. In conclusion, never choose a hotel just for...

Location not too bad, walkable to the main shopping area

Service, don’t expect anything.

Room, small size for 2 persons. Stains on carpet, dark walkway, dirty toilet. Design of the toilet needed 1 big step to go up and it easily trap ur step when getting down from the toilet.

By the way, the room come with 1 thin pillow for one person, if u are fine with it. Lucky to have the room with window with sunlight.

One good thing, shampoo, conditioner, shower gel is big bottle size available in the toilet, other items are refillable self service at level 2.

Coin laundry machine available at level 7, clean and dry service are separated in different machine.

Very budget hotel I would recommend for anyone, watch out the price as u could have a lot better option with that same price if u are booking early in Osaka.

Thank god I’ve left, will not consider this hotel next time.

Highly recommend the hotel owner to consider...

If you're paying more than 6,000 yen for these rooms, I'd feel ripped off. The rooms feel like hastily done renovations to just keep the basics of what a hotel is together. However, I don't regret staying there for one night in order to have a place to crash in Osaka.

This hotel is worth it if you're

1. Only staying for one night.
2. Travelling lightly.
3. Know what you're doing in Osaka.

I would NOT recommend it for people that are travelling to Osaka for the first time and staying multiple days. The price difference between this and any decent chain business hotel would not be worth the savings. At this price point, I think you'd have better luck with a "fancy" hostel compared to this hotel.

Strangely enough, the TV was very nice and large. You would need to bring your own chromecast though, it is...