Kamon Hotel Namba

They gave us a room for 6 people and we were only three. The beds were futons and encapsulated, that definitely aggravated my sciatica, by the AM I couldn’t even get out of the “bunk bed” . My mom slept on the couch, (there was no way she could have got out of that bed) the surface was sticky, she had to put a sheet over. Also, the check out was 10am. Usually it’s 11am, I would not come back . And they were definitely not cheap, 15000 plus change (yen)…. Only good thing , they kept our luggage so we can go to the Osaka castle, and let us borrow umbrellas ( but any hotel would do it). We will not come back and I personally do not recommend it for a family of 3.

This hotel is perfectly situated near Dotonburi and Shinsaibashi shopping areas. Breakfast was delicious and all customer service was very kind and helpful. The room was small, but thoughtfully laid out. My family enjoyed the bunk beds.

We stayed in the family suite with 6 bunk beds for our family of 5. I did not have a pleasant stay and considered leaving on the first day, but decided not to since we were only there for 3 nights. Pros: walking distance to Dotonbori and subway stations. Cons: beds are not mattresses but more like futons, very thin and uncomfortable like sleeping on the floor. They also creak loudly whenever someone moves on the bed. The hallways are dingy and cold, and you can hear dogs barking throughout the day and people coming and going from their rooms. The laundry room is located in a back alley where they also use as a storage space. Laundry is also overpriced compared to ones we used in Tokyo hotels. The washroom is extremely small, and poorly laid out considering how big the rest of the room is. They could have expanded the washroom and cut off half the living space instead. Room isn't as pretty as the pictures, expect to see scuff marks on the walls. Surrounding area is safe but lots of garbage everywhere from all the party goers. Also they only offer luggage delivery if the receiving hotel agrees to pay on delivery, otherwise you'd have to bring your luggage to the Yamato office located 5 minutes away, which is what we had to do.

This hotel is in a great location, close to several subway lines, shopping, bars etc. It is perfect for younger people who pack lightly, like backpackers. We were traveling with my 70 y/o mother and we had 3 large suitcases which also had gifts for family we were visiting in Japan. The 4 bed room was similar to a capsule hotel (the 4 beds) with a living room and bathroom. My niece enjoyed the new experience but it was a bit hard for my mother.

Great location for walking the sights around Namba. Excellent directions provided on their website. Room had everything we needed, 2 sets of bunk beds perfect for our family of four (2a 2c). Foyer had microwave and tea/coffee which was helpful. Would definitely stay here again.

Very close to Nippombashi station, many amenities closeby, good experience for group and family in the boxed sleeping arrangement.

This I a hidden gem near the Namba station, it’s hidden in a side street right near Kuramon Market. It’s also right in the heart of the namba area. It hard to find a room for a family of five, the room was large with a living area that was large for five. It was different Becuase there was a bunk bed capsule style beds in which the kids loved Becuase they had like a small room to themself, the only complaint I would have was the mattress could be better, it was to thin and not soft. The AC was good as most hotels in Japan turn off the AC and only provide heating, for me I rather have a cooler room vs a warm room. The staff was very nice and always greeted you when you walked in.

The tap was difficult to control and our room smelled like a bathroom all the time. Bunk beds were good for kids but we we’ll stay elsewhere next time.