A16 HOSTEL TOKYO

The place was close from the train station and good location. It was very comfortable to stay there.

As I went to the room late at night, the room was already light off. As I left something outside, I need to go out again. But I didn't see the instruction how to unlock the door in the dark. I had to wait till somebody open the door.

The personnel was always too kind and open to answer questions

The sound of the metro

Location is near the Asakusabashi metro station (3min walk). Very convenient to get from Haneda Airport to this hostel, it was a direct train ride from Haneda to this hostel area (Asakusa metro line). Very near walking distance from the metro station to the hostel. There are many food restaurants around this area. There are 7-11, Family Mart and some other local convenient shops nearby. Check in was very easy. Staff is very friendly & able to communicate in English. There are self service laundry & dryer at the lobby (24 hrs operations). Bed is comfortable, with a mini locker & head light & power outlet in each bed provided. Blanket is also provide. I am very satisfied & felt comfortable with the bed. There is toilet on the same floor as the bed. Shower room is on level 6. Need to take the elevator to level 5 and walk up to level 6, which is alright. Shower area is very clean. Shampoo & body shower is provided. Towel available for rent at 100 Yen for your entire stay. Happy with the shower area & cleanliness. Water, coffee & tea provided at the lobby. You may refill your water bottle at the lobby too. Overall happy with my stay here. I will certainly consider this Hostel again if I'm travelling solo to Tokyo

Elevator just a bit small. So if you have a large luggage, you might need to do 2 trips up to your bed - which is alright.

The hostel itself was okay. It's just not for me. This is for people on the go. I don't like having the constant feeling of walking on eggshells to be quiet. Plus the younger generation do not know how to clean up after themselves properly.

The younger crowd, the idea of always having to be quiet.