BON Condo Namba Nipponbashi

The location was good as it was close to Dotonbori, and the rooms were better than almost all the places I stayed in Japan.

First of all, this is an unmanned hotel. Check-in only requires a video tablet at the counter.Like most of the comments, the situation is that the dialogue function is only in English.If you have no English listening skills, you may be very nervous, but the process is actually to ask you to point the passport of the staying passenger at the camera for him to take a photo, and then take a photo of himself.After finishing, he will ask you to read the housing regulations, and then he will provide the room number and password.Let’s talk about the hardware facilities of the room first. It basically looks like a suite. In addition to a refrigerator, a microwave, and a kettle, there is also a small kitchen that provides induction cookers, pots, dishes, and tableware. In addition, there are There is a washing machine and laundry detergent provided. The overall facilities are very complete and the space is sufficient.This is the horror story I encountered. On the first day of check-in, there were several aunties on the check-in floor on the first floor. They were sitting on the floor with bare feet and slippers. There was even an uncle who looked like a homeless man sleeping directly on the floor. , Frankly speaking, I was shocked by the scene. I originally thought they were simply waiting for check-in at 4 o'clock, but it was not until people started checking in that I realized that was not the case. As soon as the previous group of Korean guests checked in, an aunt suddenly asked to go into their room to use the bathroom. All kinds of strange thoughts began to appear in my mind. It wasn't until I checked in that I suddenly realized something. The thing is, after you complete the passport scanning related actions, your tablet screen will directly display the room number and password. If someone is interested, they can easily know your room and password later, so our first day I felt really uneasy when I went out, fearing that when I came back I would find that my room had been invaded. Although it was just a false alarm, I also experienced the risks of an unmanned hotel.

I often see young ladies coming out of the dorm with old men around me... so the location seems a bit bad.The accommodation itself is perfect.The space is spacious, unlike a Japanese hotel, and it's close to Dotonbori Kuromon Market.

Entertainment establishments nearby?? There are a lot of things the same.