This bright and cozy four-story, 140㎡ detached house was once a bakery with both residential and commercial space. After renovation, it now combines its nostalgic charm with modern design, offering a stylish yet comfortable stay. The station is just a 3-minute walk away, providing excellent access to the city. The neighborhood is a famous gourmet district—lively yet still retaining the peaceful atmosphere of a traditional residential area. You can enjoy great food, try a local public bath, and experience the authentic daily life of the community. ★ Notice ★ As this is a standalone house, the stairs are compact and slightly steep. If you have large suitcases, we recommend leaving them on the first floor. Bags are provided to help you carry only the essentials upstairs. Guests with mobility concerns should consider this before booking. Thank you for your understanding. ★ Bedrooms ★ 3-minute walk to the station, very convenient Air conditioning in every room; electric blankets in winter Multiple lighting modes to suit your preference Shared washbasin, shower room, and toilet at the end of the hallway Free Wi-Fi and a drum-style washer-dryer Fully equipped kitchen on the first floor with cookware, seasonings, and an 8-seat dining table—ideal for cooking and long stays Nearby public bath, park, and small shrine to enjoy a local lifestyle ★ Nishikujo Station ★ Excellent access throughout Osaka 2 stops to USJ, 3 stops to Umeda or Kyocera Dome, 4 stops to Namba Direct access to Kansai Airport, Nara, and Kobe, with easy transfers to Kyoto Many convenience stores, supermarkets, and drugstores around Plenty of restaurants: yakiniku, oden, takoyaki, kushikatsu, yakitori, sushi, BBQ, ramen, izakaya, etc. Many places offer English menus, so you can enjoy delicious food without going to Dotonbori! ★ Check-in & Check-out ★ Check-in: 2:00 PM (may be adjusted to latest 4:00 PM during peak periods) Check-out: 10:00 AM (late check-out over 30 minutes may incur extra charges)

Hi there! I'm Zozo. Thanks so much for considering my guesthouse. I've been living and studying in Kyoto and Osaka for eight years, originally majoring in manga. Now I work as an illustrator, and I’m also a big fan of handmade crafts. Around my home, you might notice some unique items I created myself—especially custom-made everyday pieces. If you're interested in art or handcrafts, I'd love to chat and share some of my creative process and inspiration with you. Looking forward to the chance to spend a lovely time together and give you a warm, artistic, and memorable stay!

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