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About this hostel
Comfortable Accommodations
Amenities
Free WiFi/internet
Air conditioning
Non-smoking
Heating
Bar
WiFi/Internet
Smoking allowed
Accessible by lift
Fire alarm
Fire extinguisher
Cleaning products
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Ratings and reviews
100% verified reviews10 / 10Outstanding·Sep 2026
Good place to stay in Tokyo, close to the metro station and to several Konbinis. The area is quiet, being a good place to rest after a full day. The private room was very clean and comfortable, and we can say we didn't feel anything missing, having good amenities.
I think the only downside is that the showers are closed from 10 AM to 4 PM. If that period can be reduced, it would be helpful.
7 / 10Good·Sep 2026
The property was really clean and modern. It was really cool to stay in a more quirky and unusual style of hotel.
It’s perfect if you’re solo travelling and we liked that there was a female only dorm. The communal seating areas and free amenities were also great. The onsen is a fantastic addition too!
The cafe area downstairs is lovely and all staff were brilliant - so kind and helpful.
The dorms can be pretty loud with only a pull down curtain to close your sleeping pod, so this can affect sleep.
We also found the showers closing from 10am to 4pm quite challenging. On days we were jet lagged and wanted to sleep in a little, felt ill and wanted to shower later, or wanted to go for a morning run and shower after, we could not shower at the hotel. 6 hours feels like a long time to close the shower - could it be 3 hours instead, for example?
After staying in other areas of Japan and Tokyo, and finding private double hotel rooms for cheaper, I feel it is a little on the pricey side.
10 / 10Outstanding·Sep 2026
Brilliant, modern, clean hostel near Asakusa in Tokyo. Kai (I think that’s how you spell it) was great on the front desk, really helpful and friendly. Definitely stay here if you’re visiting tokyo!
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5 / 10·Nov 2025
I liked the Sento it's nice for those who don't get the chance to experience an Onsen. I liked the bed and pillow. And I also liked how we had our own personal cabinet with a lock and key.
The staff was very inhospitable. The guy that checked us in didn't give us all the information we needed. They also didn't let us know about the code for the after hours door switch each week and where to find it so if you don't know or don't remember to take a pic or write it down good luck getting in at night. He didn't walk us through where things were located or how to unlock and access the woman bathroom facilities or what the proper protocol was for accessing the sento. There are no sanitation wipes or spray for the shared toilets. They only sell their donuts on certain days, when that is, I'm not sure. I'd just find out when I went downstairs if they were or not. The vibe there is very underwhelming and the staff is super antisocial. Wouldn't stay here again.
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9Outstanding
(2,617 Ratings)
"Good place to stay in Tokyo, close to the metro station and to several Konbinis. The area is quiet, being a good place to rest after a full day. The private room was very clean and comfortable, and we..."
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