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Great value. The co-working space is great even though they play the same playlist over and over hahahah. The room I find a little bit too small, especially the lockers.

Very clean. You must shower and use the restrooms before or after their daily cleaning (something like 11 am — 3 pm).

We loved our stay here. Out of all of the hotels in Japan that we stayed at, this place had the most welcoming staff. They were very kind and also were constantly working to clean or help guests.

Fantastic little hotel. Welcoming, friendly, attentive staff. Clean, well-appointed rooms with comfy beds. Location is great — walking distance to Nippori, which is a good hub station.

The hostel is very good. It’s an old Japanese house in a great area full of amazing restaurants and bars, and it’s not a long walk to the nearest train stations and bus stops.

I liked the rooms and the check-in process was easy with the tablet at the front even though we didn't receive a code.

I stayed at Nui for one week and it is an amzing hostel. Very clean, and tidy, beds were comfortable and the showers were also very nice. Staff was helpful and accommodating.

(It’s me again, if you recognise the pictures😂 I hope Sora also had a laugh when he heard about the review that I made about him on booking)
Everything about this hostel was perfect!

Staying in Tokyo for a week, I found this Gem, close to things to see and trainstations.

Great place to lay your head!
Clean rooms, the host was wonderful, helped me with my bags & explained everything.
Has a chill spot on the roof overlooking the river & some nice night lights.

This is by far the best guest house I’ve ever stayed in. Isa is a gracious host who welcomes you as part of his home and family. Simply a perfect place to stay.

I had such a wonderful stay at Tokyo Hikari Guesthouse! 💕
Isa-san and Yumiko-san are the sweetest hosts — so kind and caring, they truly made me feel at home.

I liked that it had a very relaxing and casual warm atmosphere! You can really find yourself at home.

Warm and chilling atmosphere! 10 minutes for Tokyo Sky tree! Room is small but it is totally normal for a japanese room! If you are 2 meters though, it might be uncomfortable to walk!

My family of 3 stayed here for 2 nights, good value hotel. The tatami/futton bed are quite comfortable and room have good heating during the cold nights. Necessities are all provided.

This place is very good if you want something cheap and well located in Ikebukuro.
The common areas are very clean and the staff are very kind.

Sachiko and her husband were the best! This is a renovated traditional Japanese building. It’s well-maintained, clean and comfy.

The owner welcomed us with great kindness and warmth. Sheena & Ippei reflects that kindness, and you immediately feel comfortable and at home!

This Hotel is amazing! It is located in a cozy area of asakusa, and a brisk 5 minute walk away from the bustling center of the area.

Great hostel in a convenient location. Great value for the price. The place has a very calm and quiet vibe, and everything matched the marketing/photos.
The kitchen space is great.

I've stayed at ＆AND HOSTEL AKIHABARA three or four times now, and it's always been a great experience.

The hostel is right outside of akihabara so the connection to the major lines is very good, while the hostel itself is located in a quiet area.

You get what you paid for; the women’s dorm smells like feet as it’s not ventilated well and is quite small. I think it’s from the slippers they provided. Socialization is non-existent for the women.

I love this little hostel. Super cozy, clean, great location — unbelievably close to multiple kombini, eatery, bus and metro stations, and several Anytime Fitness gyms.

I've stayed at a hostel before but this hostel was on another level. The rooms, hallways, everything was so clean. And the bed was so comfortable.

Not my first time staying at a plat hostel. Really good place for affordability and convenience. This was very close to the airport and station.

Lovely place to stay, very close to stations so was super easy to move around, the area itself was quiet and safe.

Loved our stay here! Rooms are spacious yet affordable. Will definitely go back when we visit Tokyo again 🌟

CAFE/MINIMAL HOTEL OUR OUR is a minimalist hostel in Asakusabashi that feels like a stylish secret base 🚀. For around $39, including a high-quality breakfast, it offers a refreshing experience that

Firstly, the staff were great, they always tried their best to help with any questions we had about places to go and how to get around in Tokyo.

We were lucky enough to get the larger room with two queens. It was by far the biggest place we had in Japan in an awesome area. The sauna and cold plunge were amazing to help with jet lag.

Its a great place to stay, saunaland is not a hotel, more like a sauna place but they have some rooms to stay. We stayed in for our last night in Tokyo.

I had the most gorgeous stay at Shinagawa Guesthouse. The beautiful employees made me feel so welcome and provided waffles (100yen) and coffee.

I would stay here again if I’m in the Shinagawa area!

Customer service was thoughtful and excellent. English was decent. I ended up booking twice because flights were cheaper if we stayed another day and I accidentally didn't book a family room.

The rooms were very clean. Location is ideal.
The service was fantastic and staff member Taro in particular has gone out of his way three times and shown fantastic customer service.

Where do I start?
I wanted to spend a week there, end up spending my wjole month there.
I had such a great time.
The rooms, toilets, showers are always super clean.
The staff is amazing!

Really excellent. Has character. Thoughtfully appointed. Clean. Convenient. Super good staff. Very delicious latte (serious coffee! ) and breakfast. Cool industrial furniture.

A value proposition for those travelling to Tokyo on a budget. Located in the less fashionable area of Tokyo, Minami-Senju, though very close to Tokyo Sky-Tree.

I enjoyed my stay at this hotel. Note that it is not a hotel in the sense you get your own room or bathroom. It is more like a dormitory, where you get your own private room but share the bathroom.

We loved the place and the location. If you want a truly Japanese experience with the basics, stay there. I would stay there again.

​An Excellent Location for Asakusa Sightseeing.
​The location is simply the best for exploring Asakusa.

Amazing service, also the view is great, people is friendly and the hotel is located in a good spot to travel different places of Tokyo city! Really had a good time there.

I liked it here. I was here only for 2 nights in the women’s room. It was very nice, quiet and clean.
It’s near the train station, Senso-Ji Temple (walking distance) etc. I highly recommend!

Stay for around 10 days for winter. First impression is the reception and lobby area is not fragrant and feel not comfort.

Staff is very nice and explain the rules and facility in details during check in. 5 minutes walk from subway station.
Capsule room and shared washroom are clean which are highly appreciated.

Good：location, easy access in and out, friendly landlord, bed is clean, cheap for its location.
Bad: bathroom has stains and maybe mold? Tight space, bathroom shared with 5 other people and 2 sinks.

Great location for both metro and train with many different lines in less than 10mins walk. The hostel facilities is basic but enough for what you need.