Apartment Hotel 11 Shinimamiya 3

There's a Lawson and a small local Japanese market nearby, and a longer walk gets you to Tsutenkaku Tower or even Namba, so the location is convenient. The apartment is spacious and has all the necessary amenities. Rooms on lower floors or facing the railway can have noticeable train noise; higher up, you can still hear trains, but it’s usually tolerable. Earplugs are provided for guests who are sensitive to the sound. If you're out late and only returning at night, the noise probably won't be a major issue.

We got it for about 50€/night, which was a very good price. The apartment is new, spacious, and has the basics. The location is hard to beat, right by the south exit of the train station. Street noise can be a problem at night, even on upper floors, if you're a light sleeper. It wasn't a dealbreaker for us, and I'd book here again.

Self-service throughout, but it was hassle-free. The room is tiny, though well equipped. Best part is the location, right outside the train station, and surprisingly not noisy at all.

The location is super convenient, a minute's walk from a Lawson downstairs and close to JR, Nankai, and Metro. I booked two rooms, a quad for four and a double for two. Check-in was easy: enter the room number and password to get the key from the box. There’s no luggage storage, but that was okay since the main door requires a password, so only guests can enter. Check-in is at 4pm, later than the 3pm time many hotels use, and I hope they improve that. The double room smelled of smoke, but the hotel responded incredibly fast and got it resolved.