Tokyo Hostels

"The location is fantastic, right next to the subway and JR lines. It's about a three-minute walk after getting off the train. If you're exploring the eastern side of Tokyo that day, you can pretty much go back to the hotel to drop off your belongings. Plus, coming from the airport requires no transfers, and going back to the airport is super convenient! This time I stayed in a female-only dorm. If you're easily woken up or have trouble sleeping, I recommend asking the front desk for free earplugs. People's schedules vary greatly; some might come back at 1 AM to unpack, while others might be packing to leave around 4 AM. Since it's right next to the tracks, you'll also hear passing trains. The front desk staff are incredibly friendly!"

"This was my first time staying in a hostel, and to be honest, I didn't have high hopes since it opened in 2019. But when I arrived, I was pleasantly surprised to find that the facilities didn't feel old at all; they looked exactly like the official photos. The bathroom was very well-stocked with makeup remover, facial cleanser, lotion, shampoo, conditioner, and body wash. I stayed in either a five-bed or six-bed dorm, and it was so quiet I couldn't even tell if anyone was in the bunks next to me. However, there were mostly Westerners, so it might not be suitable for those who are very socially anxious. The owner communicated entirely in English, which was fine as the words used were quite simple. The location is fantastic, very close to the subway station. If you're on a budget, this place is definitely recommended."

"It was a stylish hostel with a great atmosphere. The sofa in the room was stylish, and the bedding and curtains were chic colors, so I liked the overall calm color scheme. It's a shame I didn't have time to use the cafe or bar. The staff were all friendly and pleasant. There were a lot of foreign guests, so it felt like I was in a backpacker overseas."

"well located and generally clean, except for you, but well I think it must be difficult to keep clean with the number of people. there are not enough toilets for all the people. The bathrooms are clean, well appointed and airy. The beds are clean and comfortable. Negative point: all the lockers are located in one room, there is a lot of traffic in a room and some guests allow themselves to talk loudly while others are asleep. perhaps they feel that it does not matter since it is not their room"

"I really loved it, and it was surprisingly quiet even with mixed male and female guests. It was a very comfortable experience. Plus, it's right next to the scenic area, which is super convenient!"

"The location is incredibly convenient, right near the station and only two stops away from Akihabara. I checked in quite late that night. A heads-up for future guests: make sure to check in before 11:00 PM (23:00), as there's no staff available for check-ins after that time. The 7th floor is a communal area with a relaxing foot onsen and a well-equipped kitchen. You can cook there, and they provide everything you need – a kettle, microwave, and even bowls and chopsticks. My room was an 8-person dorm, but it felt surprisingly spacious. Plus, there are plenty of charging outlets on the walls. Highly recommend!"

"For stay 1 night it's okay. The staff very helpfull, good to have english speaking staff. Female room with bunk bed, lucky to get the bottom one. They provide the siap and shampoo only. No towels. Have medium size locker that can fit a backpack. Everything organised and clean, they have a rule, which stated to be followed."

"Great value for money and spotlessly clean! 🧼 The staff were also super friendly and welcoming, which was a real plus. My pet had a very comfortable stay too! 💫 Best of all, the subway station with a direct line to Narita International Airport was incredibly close, which was really convenient. 😎😎"

"This my first hostel experience, and it was a good one. The shared dorm was tiny but fine. Capsule had enough space for my carry on luggage plus backpack and some hangers to help with organization. Hotel staff are awesome from the front desk to the bartender. Great area being in Shinjuku. Would recommend!"

"Overall, I had a very comfortable stay. The property was clean, well-organized, and felt thoughtfully managed. All the reception staff I met were friendly, polite, and able to communicate in basic English, which made everything smooth. I stayed in a single room. It was compact but comfortable for one person; personally I think it would feel quite tight for two guests. Initially I was a bit hesitant because my room was directly opposite the women’s restroom. However, it turned out to be surprisingly convenient. The restroom was not busy, and the noise I expected from people going in and out never became an issue. Since the facilities were also kept very clean, it ended up being quite a good location. During my five-night stay, I didn’t sleep particularly well, possibly because there was a ventilation fan near the head of the bed and it was winter, so I sometimes felt cool air blowing toward my head. I ended up using one pillow to block the vent and sleeping with just one pillow, which felt a bit low. That said, the room itself had heating and was warm overall, so this may simply be my personal sensitivity. The shared showers and toilets were separated by gender and easy to access, and I rarely had to wait. Towels and basic toiletries were provided, which was convenient. There is a Lawson within a short walk and another 7-Eleven nearby, and there is also a bus that goes directly to Asakusa, which made getting around quite convenient. The walk from the station is a little longer than expected, but there are elevators along the way, so it’s manageable even with luggage. Overall, a solid and comfortable stay, and I would consider returning in the future."