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Whole house · Namba & Dotonbori

7 min walk to Daikokucho Sta · 3-story 4LDK house, sleeps 8

Toki no Yado Daikokucho★ 4.47 · 30 reviews
8guests max
4LDKlayout
61 m²floor area
7 minwalk to Daikokucho

Before you book: the practical bits

Sleeps8 guests
Bedrooms4LDK
BedsFuton
Floor area61 m²
BathtubYes
LaundryWasher in the home
Lift / stairsStairs inside
ParkingPaid parking nearby
Check-infrom 16:00
Check-outby 11:00
Floor-by-floor layoutThree floors total
1F
  • Small living roomsofa, coffee table
  • Small kitchenfridge, microwave, electric kettle, induction cooktop, rice cooker, pots and pans
  • Tea room
  • Washbasin area
  • Laundry area
  • Bathroomshower + bathtub
  • Toilet
2F
  • Toilet
3F
  • Small kitchenfridge, microwave, electric kettle, induction cooktop, rice cooker, pots and pans
  • Dining area
  • Washbasin area
  • Bathroomshower
  • Balconywashing machine
About this home

Welcome to Toki-no-Yado Daikokucho 🏠 📍Location In Naniwa-ku, Osaka. About 7 min walk to Daikokucho Sta, 7 min to Imamiya Sta, 8 min to Ashiharabashi Sta. Quiet residential area with a convenience store (2 min walk), supermarket (3 min walk), and cafe (3 min walk). Great for sightseeing by day and restful nights. ⚡Quick look ・7 min walk to Daikokucho Sta / 7 min to Imamiya Sta ・4LDK, 3-story private house, up to 8 guests ・61㎡, 3 bedrooms, 2 toilets ・Free high-speed WiFi ・Convenience store 2 min, supermarket 3 min ・No elevator 🚆Transport & sightseeing From Daikokucho Sta, trains connect you easily around Osaka. Dotonbori, Kuromon Market, Tsutenkaku, and Abeno Harukas are in the nearby area — convenient for getting around. 🌸Neighborhood & culture This is a downtown Osaka residential area. In the morning, walk 3 min to Coffee Shop Rio for breakfast and watch locals read the newspaper. In the evening, buy sashimi and side dishes at YUMI FOODS and cook slowly in the 3rd-floor kitchen. Nearby you'll find family diners like Ofukuro and Halal Restaurant Honolu (7 min walk), so different dietary needs are covered. In spring, cherry blossoms bloom in nearby parks; in summer, the sound of festival drums drifts from the shopping street; in autumn, supermarkets stock sanma and chestnuts; in winter, convenience store oden steams. You can feel the real rhythm of Osaka life here. 🛏Rooms 1F: Small living room (sofa, table), small kitchen, tea room, washstand, laundry area, bathroom (shower + tub), toilet 2F: Japanese room 1 (double futon ×1), Japanese room 2 (double futon ×1), toilet 3F: Japanese room 3 (double futon ×2), small kitchen, dining area, washstand, bathroom (shower), balcony (washing machine) 🛋Amenities Appliances: fridge, microwave, electric kettle, IH stove, rice cooker, washing machine, iron, hairdryer Kitchen: pots, dishes, detergent (no seasonings) Bath: tub, shower, shampoo, conditioner, body soap Hotel-grade disposables: toothbrush, toothpaste, slippers, towels, bath towels, hand soap, tissues, toilet paper ⚠️Note No elevator. This is a 3-story house — please be mindful if you have large luggage or mobility issues. Recommended for families, groups, and those wanting to experience downtown Osaka life.

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Getting here

1From Kansai Airport
Nankai or JR trains reach central Osaka in about 40 to 50 min. Then Daikokucho Station and 7 min on foot. Your guest portal shows the exact route with photos.
2From Shin-Osaka or Kyoto
Midosuji subway from Shin-Osaka, or JR from Kyoto to Osaka Station. Then change for Daikokucho Station.
車Heavy bags or a big group?
Book a car from Kansai Airport straight to the door when you reserve.
早Arriving before 16:00?
If nobody stays the night before, you can check in early. We will let you know the day before.
鍵Door code
Check in online before you fly. Your door code appears in your guest portal on arrival day.

Where you’ll be

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Guests say

Felt right at home staying here, one of the main stations is near by and there is a grocery store. Host was kind, responsive, and accommodating to my needs. Plenty of beds for a family trip and it was a plus for my trip that there were two showers available. Would stay here again for my next family trip to Osaka!
Christinaairbnb · 2026-10
Very good place to stay. Would stay here again!
Rylanairbnb · 2026-08
Not bad 👍
Hou-Renairbnb · 2026-06
Thank you very much.
土井airbnb · 2026-06
I had a comfortable stay. Thank you very much.
谷airbnb · 2026-06
Super clean, recommended for up to 5-6 people to avoid feeling cramped.
致瑋airbnb · 2026-06

Questions guests ask

How many guests can stay at Toki no Yado Daikokucho?
Up to 8 guests. Beds: Futon.
What is the nearest station to Toki no Yado Daikokucho?
Daikokucho Station, about 7 min on foot.
Is there a lift (elevator) at Toki no Yado Daikokucho?
No, there is no lift — it's a house. If you have heavy luggage or limited mobility, please keep this in mind.
Is there parking at Toki no Yado Daikokucho?
There is no parking space at the property, but there is paid coin parking nearby.
How do I check in at Toki no Yado Daikokucho?
Self check-in with a key box. Complete the online check-in before you arrive; the key-box code appears in your guest portal on arrival day. Check-in is from 16:00 and check-out is by 11:00.
Can I check in early or leave luggage at Toki no Yado Daikokucho?
If nobody stays the night before, you can check in early — we let you know the day before. To drop bags before check-in, contact us in advance (a fee may apply). We can't keep luggage after check-out; coin lockers at Osaka (Umeda) and Namba stations are the easy option.
How much does Toki no Yado Daikokucho cost per night?
Booked direct on this site, nightly rates for the whole place run from ¥8,807 to ¥33,000 over the next three months, depending on the date (a typical night is about ¥14,410). On top of that come a cleaning fee of ¥6,000 per stay and Osaka accommodation tax where it applies. Choose your dates to see the exact total.
Is there anything to know before booking Toki no Yado Daikokucho?
The stairs are steep and narrow — take care with heavy luggage.

Living like a local

Shoes off at the genkanLeave shoes at the entrance step and use the slippers inside.Floors here are for bare feet and tatami.
Sort your rubbish as you goUse the labelled bins: burnable, plastic, cans and bottles. We take it out after you leave.Collection here goes by type on fixed days.
Quiet after darkKeep voices down outside, on balconies and on the street at night.Your neighbours are families who start work early.
No smoking indoorsYour guest portal shows the nearest place to smoke.Wooden houses and tatami hold on to smoke for weeks.
Check-out is easyLeave the key where you found it. No need to clean or strip the beds.Our team resets the home after you.
Bath before bedShower first, then soak. The tub is for relaxing, not washing.The Japanese way, and the best part of the day.
¥45,660
2 nights total
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