Tokyo Hostels

Staff was friendly, helpful. Cafe was convenient. Decent location. Good price.

Was in the lower dorm, and the downstairs washroom, shower was being renovated. Had to walk up a flight of stairs, pass view of the main lobby to use the washroom. A real pain. Towels should be free of charge. Generally not very clean.

The hotel is good value for money. For me most important: very clean! very friendly and helpful staff (thank you!), everything is well organized and the location is good to explore the city in all directions (subway in 2 min walking distance). Rooms and bathrooms are small - but then the hotel is comparatively low priced and - this is Tokyo!

Great location, close to JR line and subway. Helpful staff. Room was quite small and a bit claustrophobic after 5 nights but the hotel was great value for Tokyo, so would recommend.

The location is near the subway station and several places to grab a quick bite. Really beads are comfortable, but you need to make the bed yourself (I think this this a Japanese custom, since the same applies to the other hostels I stayed at in Japan). The staff were all helpful and friendly.

Very clean, the place looks great. Slept in bunks with privacy curtains, would recommend bringing earplugs tho if you are a light sleeper.

It was only 3 blocks from the train station, the staff was super nice and the areas where super clean. I will stay there again.

Nope i thought it was super cool

The staff are friendly. It's very inexpensive, so you can spend your travel budget on other things like good food.

When it's warm out there is apparently a rooftop area, but in the winter there are ZERO public areas to sit around. Want to take out a bento box to eat at your hotel? Forget it, there isn't a table or chair to sit on. They provide a tiny hand towel, but it's almost unusable for showering. This is one amenity I wish they would change their policy on, because everybody needs to shower. It's not like other capsule hotels I've stayed at. The capsules are more like booths in the wall, and the top bunks have air slits around the edges to adjacent booths. This makes it easier to hear the people around you. In the winter when I stayed, my adjacent booths were filled with coughing, snoring, sniffling people. It made sleeping difficult for my hypochondriac self. My traveling partner got sick, though he slept on the more isolated lower bunk. I would take this into consideration staying here in the winter: you'll be sharing a room with dozens of potentially cold-carrying people.

Amazing, clean hostel. Very comfortable feel, felt like home. Owner goes above and beyond to provide for the customers. She even provided us with cough medicine when we were coughing. I would absolutely stay here again. **Note: Check in time was 6 p.m., and check out time was 10 a.m. I had trouble connecting to the wifi with my tablet, but my boyfriend had no issue with his phone.**

Close to train station. They have a bar and kitchen serving local foods. Space is well thought out to provide all the necessary amenities.

Beds are a bit uncomfortable even though I like a nice firm bed, this was one was closer to sleeping on a wood panel.