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ORANGE HOUSE

Osaka, Japan
6.4COSY

A long-stay guesthouse with tatami rooms, kotatsu warmth, and a top-floor lounge where residents from across the world gather well into the night, Orange House earns its loyal following through the quiet attentiveness of manager Kaz, who remembers every guest's name, and his monthly hand-made feasts, all within easy reach of the Midosuji line and the markets of Tennoji.

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Why it scores 6.4, from guest reviews

  • Top-floor common lounge with TV, sofa, and large balcony where residents naturally gather
  • Manager Kaz organises monthly themed parties with handmade food, creating intimate community rituals
  • Mix of traditional futon/tatami rooms and Western rooms with small furnished kitchens, plus shared kotatsu in winter

Best for

A strong fit for getting off the beaten track, boutique character and peace and quiet. Guests point to guests describe it as an under-the-radar find with a loyal following, where regulars keep returning and wish to revisit.

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Frequently asked questions

Where is Orange House located in Osaka?
Orange House is in Tennoji, a convenient area close to train stations, supermarkets, and a large shopping mall, making it easy to explore the city.
What is the cosy score for Orange House?
Orange House has a cosy score of 6.4 out of 10, reflecting a practical, social shared living environment rather than a luxury retreat.
Is Orange House good for making friends and meeting people?
Yes, guests consistently praise the vibrant community atmosphere. The shared lounge and international mix of residents mean you'll regularly meet people from around the world, and many guests have formed lasting friendships during their stays.
What amenities do the rooms at Orange House include?
Each room comes furnished with a small kitchen equipped with a fridge, dishes, gas stove, and sink, plus reasonably spacious accommodation, ideal if you're planning a longer stay.
Is Orange House welcoming to long-term guests?
Absolutely. The owner Kaz is known for being genuinely welcoming and remembering guests' names. Minimum stays are as short as one month, with a low initial deposit, making it accessible for both short and extended visits.
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Rated 6.4 out of 10 for cosiness by Got Cosy