Hotel Kaga

There is a public telephone at JR Shin-Imamiya Station.Convenient location with stairs on the side of the JR station, subway Tennoji Zoo Station, tram platform, and 300 yen coin lockersThis is a place where simple hotels gather.The takoyaki at the teppanyaki restaurant on Kishu Kaido is delicious.Tourist destination: Shinsekai has Don Quijote and DaisoEnter from the 1st floor of the hotel. There is no umbrella stand. Slippers are provided. Please bring your outdoor shoes into your room.There was a male employee at the reception on the 1st floor, who explained everything properly when I checked in.The reception closes after 10pm every night + the microwave oven that can be used free of charge disappears from the storage area. It seems like the receptionist will put the microwave oven in the next morning. You need to be careful about the time you eat in your room.There was a water dispenser with hot water near the microwave and a counter seat.There was no trash can, so we ate and drank in the room.There is an IH cooking place on the upper floor. It costs 100 yen for 10 minutes. Pots etc.There is a message at the reception that it is available for loan.It was a hotel where you could go out late at night.You can enter and exit through the front door.There is a bar that is open late at night, so the street is not dark.There is a convenience store on the main street.During the day, it was a quiet street in the back where I passed many lightly dressed men.There is an Ode supermarket near the JR station.It is located when you approach the JR elevated bridge after passing under the elevated private railway station in the direction of Wakayama Prefecture.You can reserve breakfast for a fee at the reception on the 1st floor of the hotel.There are two restaurants that don't seem to be close to the hotel.Osaka is a tourist destination, so there are tourist flyers available for reference.Towels can be rented for a feeThere was no inconvenience in using separate showers for men and women.The hotel has a public bath for men, but no bath for women.The room was a small Japanese-style room with a window and a set of futons.There are two hangersThere is a small refrigerator, TV, air conditioner, and a small trash can.Do TVs that only provide terrestrial broadcasting have an HDMI terminal?I don't know.I think there is a small shoe closet.If it rains, it would be better to put your shoes and slippers in the shoe closet.I think it will dry your shoes when they get wet in the rain.I brought some newspaper and used it to dry my shoes.the walls seemed thinThere are multiple trash cans near the elevator terminal on the upper floor.There is a sign that tells you to properly separate and dispose of garbage so as not to leave large amounts of garbage in the room.I had to declare the public bath ticket included in my stay at the reception desk and receive one. I had to show my face every day during business hours at the reception desk.Public bathhouses have long opening hours on SundaysOriginal T-shirts and other items are sold at the bathhouse.Can I choose Shinsekai Spa discount ticket or public bath ticket from April 2024?There seemed to be only male employees at the hotel.There were two male employees changing the sheets in the morning.The above is a good impression.There is an official website for the hotel. I contacted them via email after making the reservation, but there was no response from them.

It was good and worth the price.

It's good value for money, close to the station, and good for shopping.

I can say when i get the single bedroom with only 1000 yen, although with sharing bathroom. I can’t complain. Because it’s more than enough.The building looks old but inside was neat. I need to change my shoes with inside slipper.If you’re a smoker, you can smoke outside, while standing. Lol.The sharing bathroom was actually shower room, and there’s coin laundry beside of it.Then if you want to cook by yourself, there’s a small kitchen beside bathroom. Yea, why don’t make your own meals?

I stayed there in 2020 for 1,600 yen per night. The room is a Japanese-style room with a TV, refrigerator, air conditioner, and small table, and the toilet is shared on the same floor.I also received a ticket that I could use once for free at a nearby public bath run by the same company. The security and atmosphere of the surrounding area is quite bad, so I do not recommend it for solo women or families. For students who want to keep accommodation costs down at all costs, it can be said that there is a limit.

There is a public telephone at JR Shin-Imamiya Station.Convenient location with stairs on the side of the JR station, subway Tennoji Zoo Station, tram platform, and 300 yen coin lockersThis is a place where simple hotels gather.The takoyaki at the teppanyaki restaurant on Kishu Kaido is delicious.Tourist destination: Shinsekai has Don Quijote and DaisoEnter from the 1st floor of the hotel. There is no umbrella stand. Slippers are provided. Please bring your outdoor shoes into your room.There was a male employee at the reception on the 1st floor, who explained everything properly when I checked in.The reception closes after 10pm every night + the microwave oven that can be used free of charge disappears from the storage area. It seems like the receptionist will put the microwave oven in the next morning. You need to be careful about the time you eat in your room.There was a water dispenser with hot water near the microwave and a counter seat.There was no trash can, so we ate and drank in the room.There is an IH cooking place on the upper floor. It costs 100 yen for 10 minutes. Pots etc.There is a message at the reception that it is available for loan.It was a hotel where you could go out late at night.You can enter and exit through the front door.There is a bar that is open late at night, so the street is not dark.There is a convenience store on the main street.During the day, it was a quiet street in the back where I passed many lightly dressed men.There is an Ode supermarket near the JR station.It is located when you approach the JR elevated bridge after passing under the elevated private railway station in the direction of Wakayama Prefecture.You can reserve breakfast for a fee at the reception on the 1st floor of the hotel.There are two restaurants that don't seem to be close to the hotel.Osaka is a tourist destination, so there are tourist flyers available for reference.Towels can be rented for a feeThere was no inconvenience in using separate showers for men and women.The hotel has a public bath for men, but no bath for women.The room was a small Japanese-style room with a window and a set of futons.There are two hangersThere is a small refrigerator, TV, air conditioner, and a small trash can.Do TVs that only provide terrestrial broadcasting have an HDMI terminal?I don't know.I think there is a small shoe closet.If it rains, it would be better to put your shoes and slippers in the shoe closet.I think it will dry your shoes when they get wet in the rain.I brought some newspaper and used it to dry my shoes.the walls seemed thinThere are multiple trash cans near the elevator terminal on the upper floor.There is a sign that tells you to properly separate and dispose of garbage so as not to leave large amounts of garbage in the room.I had to declare the public bath ticket included in my stay at the reception desk and receive one. I had to show my face every day during business hours at the reception desk.Public bathhouses have long opening hours on SundaysOriginal T-shirts and other items are sold at the bathhouse.Can I choose Shinsekai Spa discount ticket or public bath ticket from April 2024?There seemed to be only male employees at the hotel.There were two male employees changing the sheets in the morning.The above is a good impression.There is an official website for the hotel. I contacted them via email after making the reservation, but there was no response from them.