Tokyo Central Youth Hostel

Hostel

Room is good and clean. Bathroom available for public. Only open until 23.00.

Location is central. Room is clean and service is good.

It was clean, the facilities were nice, and it's located in a nice area.

Washrooms are excellent and toilets had maximum functions. Provided bedsheets and stuff are good for a hostel and they also have free cold and hot water. Showers are very nice.

Bed-oriented, up and down the four-person room has but not much is not easy to book, reasonable price is recommended, the location in the Rice Field Bridge subway station is just above the building's 18 floor, the first time may not be easy to find, but find it will feel quite convenient, the first floor has supermarkets can be purchased, there are convenience stores fast food, quite convenient. Breakfast coupons 600 yen to eat full, although not luxury but has been better than Toyoko Inn. There is a small bathing can take a bath, at this price to be impeccable. Only with the counter to the bed sheets to make their own bed, heating is central air-conditioning winter may not be warm enough. If it is a family or a friend of three to four people travel can be a good choice, if it is a person living in bed, although it is also good, but there are many at the same price in Tokyo capsule Hotel can consider, according to the attractions of the traffic to do better arrangements.

Not sure it's worth $50 a night to stay in a 4 bedroom but it is professional and clean. The 11pm curfew sucks but the lobby staff is OK with having alcohol there.

Cheap. Wi-Fi is slow. No Wi-Fi in the room. Toilet and bathroom is far from the room. It’s not convenient.

Bed mainly, up and down the four-person room also has but not much is not easy to book, the price is quite reasonable to recommend, the location is located in the 18 floor of the building just above the Iidabashi MRT Station, the first time may not be easy to find, but after finding it will feel quite convenient, there are supermarkets on the first floor can be purchased, but also Breakfast voucher 600 yen to eat full, although not luxurious but has been better than Toyoko Inn. There are small baths where you can take a bath, which is impeccable at this price. Just with the counter to take the sheets to make their own beds, heating is central air conditioning in winter may not be warm enough.

Its really clean and Good service, the only bad thing Is it has curfew at 11, so you cant go out or in after.

It is not easy to find, there are not many directions. Luckily it is right in front of the Iidabashi metro station. It is pretty clean and quiet for a hostel. It also has bathroom use onsen, very pleasant and as a point of strength has a breathtaking panorama, lying on the eighteenth floor of a skyscraper. I'll be back.

Great location, friendly staff and good service.

The rooms were spacious enough and airconditioning kept it cool. From my room, a large window allowed me to have a good view of the surrounding area from the 19th floor. The shower was convenient to use (albeit with a 200 yen charge for a towel if you didn't bring your own). Breakfast was not the most delicious nor the cheapest at 600 yen, but it was all you can eat. While Wi-Fi was available, it was unstable and I had to keep logging in regularly.

Great location and affordable, but you have to pay for towels and it has a strict curfew (11:00 PM — 6:00 AM). If that isn't a problem for you then I would recommend this place.

Overall, the place is clean, except for the baths and shower — very bad smell and poor quality. Also, be aware that there is a carefew (! ) from 11 pm to 6 am, so if you want to go out in Tokyo, I would definitely not recommend this place.

Good view staff and the bathroom is big, but towels to bring the night after 11 o'clock access to the next day 6 points in addition to this is pretty good!

Comfortable rooms with four or five beds, lockers are available in room. The breakfasts were fairly varied in what they offered.

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This was the cheapest place I've been in Tokyo. I could stay for two days, after that I was kicked out because the bed have been reserved. Shower included, Wifi included. You could use the vending machine, the meals and breakfast was extra. The employees at the desk were friendly and patient with my complaints back then, because of some problems with the payment. Would I stay again? It is not a hotel, it is a youth hostel, and for that its perfect and with a tight budget I would stay again there, probably.

I know we could not expect too much as it is a hostel but the it is not safe place to stay at all, staff very irresponsible about things that happening there. I would not recommend it! : (

Family room (Japanese style with tatami) for 4 is fine.

Though I wasn't expecting much from this hostel, I still have to say that I was disappointed. This hostel locks its doors at 11PM every night and does not reopen until the morning. While I understand this is for security purposes and I abided by this curfew, I still found it somewhat ridiculous. Similarly, there was a strict breakfast deadline, with announcements made at 8:00AM every morning to remind you that breakfast would only be served for another hour. The rooms were quite stuffy, and with very weak air conditioning and being prohibited from opening the windows, they never really got much better. While the hostel was clean, the pictures are deceivingly nice for a mediocre accommodation. That being said, the location is great, everything you could need is just steps away, and there is a train station right below the building that is only a few stops away from Akihabara and Shibuya. If you are simply looking for a place to sleep, this is a great choice.

Some of the rules can be grating. They limit the times showers are available, and there's a lock out and a curfew. You also cannot book a room with mixed sexes even if you're all in the same party (they at least clarify this on their website now; they didn't when I stayed here and we ran into issues, although they handled them well). That being said, it is clean, the views are amazing and the dorms have curtains around the beds for privacy with large lockers per bed in the dorm. I stayed here a few years ago, and they do clarify more of the rules on their website now so you know what to expect (check the business hours section). If you can handle the limitations, it's a good hostel, and an especially good dorm.