Tokyo Hostels

"It's a very nice hotel. Everything is in place. It's clean. The location is great. The staff is very good. The facilities are very good. I will stay here again when I return to Tokyo. There is ventilation in the room. Stay here. You won't regret it."

"I had a wonderful stay at this hotel. The staff were warm, attentive, and always ready to help, which made the experience feel very welcoming. My room was spotless, comfortable, and well-designed, with all the essentials provided. The amenities, especially the breakfast buffet and lounge areas, were impressive and added real value to my stay. The location was convenient, close to local attractions and easy transport links. Overall, the atmosphere was calm and relaxing, making it perfect for both leisure and business travel. I would happily return and highly recommend this hotel to anyone looking for comfort and great service."

"Even thought i'm 182cm tall the capsule is pretty spacious and comfortable. The staff is really really nice and kind. I had to ask several questions about the metro system and other stuff and everyone was really helpful. The Hostel is close to several restaurants, convenience stores, Don Qijote and a metro station where you can take the Ginza Line. There's also Sensoji Temple which is not so close but you can go there just by walking and is a place worth a visit. If i must say, try the Shawarma near the closest family mart. It's bomb!"

"From the moment I arrived, I was impressed with how clean and well-maintained the entire place was. The common areas were tidy and the sleeping rooms were organised and clean too. The staff here deserves a special mention. They were so friendly, welcoming and accommodating. No matter what I needed, whether it was recommendations for things to do in Tokyo or assistance with directions, they were always ready to help. The overall atmosphere was incredibly comfortable and relaxed. It was easy to meet other travelers while still enjoying a peaceful, laid-back environment. I felt safe and at ease during my entire stay. I would definitely recommend this hostel to anyone visiting Tokyo. Whether you're traveling solo or with friends, it's the perfect spot to relax and experience the city. I'll certainly be back the next time I'm in Tokyo!"

"I stayed for 6 nights, and it was quite peaceful. Just a two-minute walk away (turn right then left from the exit), there's a supermarket. Every evening before heading back to the hotel, I'd pop in to buy some milk and breakfast items. The prices were very reasonable. My go-to was to grab things that were either a bit of a splurge or hard to come by back home – honestly, I bought so much I couldn't possibly eat it all, haha! Sometimes I'd even buy some beef to stir-fry back at the hotel or use it for noodles for breakfast. In the evenings, if I wasn't back too late, I'd treat myself to some tuna sashimi. Absolutely delightful! If you happen to stay here, I've got a can of beer in the fridge for you! It was only when I was about to leave that I realized how incredibly convenient the transportation was. Just a three-minute walk to the left from the exit, you'll find the Kikusui-bashi (菊屋橋) bus stop for lines 上46 and 草23, making it easy to get to Senso-ji Temple and Kaminarimon in Asakusa. Or, cross the street and take a bus in the opposite direction to Ueno. Ueno's biggest shopping complex, 'Panco Ya,' was great for browsing. HABIS, an internet-famous cake shop, had no queue, and there was a quiet matcha dessert place. I even bought some clothes as it was sale season, so prices were very friendly. The bus stop in Ueno is right next to the historic Matsuzakaya department store. From Ueno, you can also catch a bus to Narita Airport. It takes about 40 minutes, which is quick and comfortable, though it might be on the pricier side compared to other options, but it's very easy to find. Oh, and there's another supermarket just a few minutes' walk away – a local one, the kind where residents shop. You can buy matcha products there directly; I think they make great souvenirs. Also, Asakusa Rox is not far. I just quickly checked it out, but frankly, I didn't think it was particularly special. It felt like a very generic shopping mall with common stores like Daiso, 3Coins, and Muji. Not really worth a dedicated visit; worth only a quick peek if you're already in the area after visiting Senso-ji Temple."

"good location and atmosphere. may not be good if u want quiet and nice sleep."

"I think I'll go again. I saw it on Instagram and fell in love with it, so I went there and was so satisfied. It's easy to make friends even if you go alone, the atmosphere is great, the cocktail bar is great, and the brunch in the morning is so delicious."

"GOOD 1. Very near to Akihabara's main street 2. All of the staff are very friendly and outgoing! 3. Huge table for dining, working in the lounge 4. Sofa for rest and chat 4. Cleanliness well kept BAD 1. Lack of space for luggage placement and packing, understandable given by the location. 2. Bed can be a little small but mattress and pillow are pretty okay."

"I extended my stay in this hostel. I like what it has. Good location, affordable price, nice room. All good to me."

"Definitely the best hostel/shared room I’ve stayed in the world and I’ve been to a lot. Firstly it’s very clean. Secondly the attitude of the staff is very warm. Thirdly the shower and toilet also very clean and actually is somewhat private. I didn’t feel I was actually sharing anything."