Miro Hotel Momodanikoen-mae

The location was perfect and very beautiful.

The beds weren’t comfortable at all, the mattresses were very hard and thin.

It's a minimalist hotel, useful if you just need a place to sleep and recover. Distance from the 2 nearby stations isn't bad. Family Mart just next door. I appreciated the separation between toilet and shower.

We stayed here for quite a long time, 7 nights, and there was no receptionist. For all the duration of our stay, we only saw someone at reception once, and it was only to collect payment. It made it impossible for us to ask questions, such as where to leave our garbage and where find clean towels (only small hand towels were provided as self serve) or clean bed covers. A mobile number was provided for emergencies but we didn't have Japanese phone numbers. Security was a bit of a concern because of this as well. As such I would only recommend this hotel for short stays, up to 2 nights. The Japanese style beds had very very thin mattresses. You might as well sleep on the tatami floor directly,

Futon style

More light on room ( big windows without curtains).No one clean the rooms.

The staff were nice, being both friendly and helpful throughout our stay. The tatami rooms with futon was alright, and the location was close-ish to a train station. They give sufficient towels etc, and there is a coin laundry down the road if necessary.

There was very little room with multiple futons out. While there was room to place 2 or 3 suit cases, it felt a bit cramped with 3 people in the room. The shower was also somewhat small, with no space to place the next set of clothes. There was also no space to place things such as a toothbrush, nor a mirror, with only a tap and some slight extra space. The location is also somewhat far from the main tourist locations in Osaka.

The area is quiet compared to city

The bathroom/bathtub might be a bit small for some people, I could barely fit inside but not move around at all