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We absolutely loved our stay at Wagokoro Nippori. The hotel is small, cozy and welcoming — which for us was perfect, as we prefer this kind of atmosphere over large, business-style hotels.

Super nice Hotel with very friendly and kind staff. It smelled so good everywhere and the room was quite bog for Tokyo. But the thing was the hotelstaff — we really liked our stay at wagokoro.

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.

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.

Stayed here for a couple of days. Was my first hostel in Japan and definitely set the bar high. I was in a mixed dorm with around 18ish people.

Loved this place!

I was passing through, and needed a place to sleep for the night before heading to Morioka/Tohoku.
Very friendly welcoming hosts that do speak english, and japanese. Place is clean, and nice.

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

Perfect capsule-hotel style hostel room. There was a bit of train noise, but aside from that it was a lovely and affordable stay. The staff was warm and engaging.

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.

I had a great experience staying at this hotel in Japan. The place was very clean, modern, and well organized, with a comfortable bed, good lighting, and convenient charging ports.

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

Sachiko-san is an absolute sweetheart and I wish I had more time to chat with her. She treats you like an old friend and carefully walks you through the check in process.

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

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.

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!

I stayed at Unplan Shinjuku and honestly, it's a place I can't wait to return to.
The common areas are fantastic.

Was nervous to stay in a hostel again as a 36 yo solo woman. Only the mixed dorm was available.
Shower room and bathroom was pretty clean.

A Place That Made Japan Feel Like Home**
When I first arrived in Japan, I was looking for a place to stay.

Friendly staff, nice lobby and lots of freebies. Just that the rooms are not really soundproof so there are hourly restrictions on activity.

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 stayed here for 5 nights. The price is very reasonable and it comes with breakfast. Breakfast is just toast, coffee and soup but its a good start to the day.

This is my second time to stay in a Sakura Hotel in Tokyo, but first time here in Ikebukuro branch. Still did not disappoint.

I felt very Comfortable. The Staff were Amazing, very friendly and easy to talk to. It's also a great place to get to know other people from all around the World.

The hospitality on this place is amazing with great sense of care from the staff. Easily accessible within 10 minutes of walking from JR and Subway station with is another plus.

I have been in the dorms so I didn't came with alot of expectations.
The stuff are super friendly and nice and the place is really really clean.
But I have 3 problems they the 4 starts.

I had a really great stay at UNPLAN Kagurazaka.
I’m not sure if it’s just a Japan thing or the kind of travelers this place attracts, but the atmosphere was incredibly quiet.

It was really cute place and it was clean. The owner is so nice and helpful person. He was even providing cereal, bread, butter, milk and that kinda food that you can freely eat.

Really great hostel and host. Went to the female-only dormitory. I had more than enough space in the bed to put all of my stuff and the amenities were very convenient.

Super close to Haneda, very short walk to the station. Lots of shops around for food or convenience stores. The owner is super friendly, and so are the staff. Highly recommend staying here.

What a wonderful experience. If you don’t mind sleeping in bunk bed in a group room, then you’ll love this place. Common area was very welcoming with friendly guests from across Japan and the world.

Pros: amazing hostel! well located, quiet, close to lots of touristic sites, the staff is super nice, the facilities are great. The beds and space for each person is great.

One of the cleanest hostels I’ve ever stayed in. Rooms were nicely conditioned, offered plenty of space for luggage, workers greeted every time you passed, rooms were cleaned daily and all surfaces

This hostel was a gem of a find. We stayed in a 2-bedder with our own private bathroom.

Exceptional stay – I can only recommend this place!
The location in Asakusa is perfect, with easy access to public transport and many attractions within walking distance.

Tokyo Guesthouse Itabashi-juku is very well located. The price has gone up a bit, but the staff at the front desk are always incredibly kind and welcoming. Thank you very much for your hospitality.

If I visit Tokyo again I will look to stay here again. It's relatively comfy for the price and the lounge area is exceptionally nice. Friendly staff as well.

My favorite hostel ever. This place instantly felt so much like home. Such a great location in koenji, walking distance to the train and a bunch of cute vintage shops.

Incredible location and a very lovely and comfortable hostel. The facilities and very convenient and well maintained and I slept amazing in the larger than average sized bed.

If only I could give more than 10 I would. This place feels like home.
First of all, the hosts are amazing and so very welcoming. The place is super clean, cozy. The location is very good.

The best hosts I could have asked for, and the place is really well equipped and at a very nice location!

A good budget stay in Tokyo ; clean and comfortable, the private rooms had a sink which is very much appreciated!

The hostel is very clean and has all the facilities one could need (laundry, storage, umbrella rental, free shampoo etc). The staff is very friendly and helpful. They helped me find a cheap gym.

I recently stayed at Sakura Hostel Asakusa for 16 nights with my partner, and we were very satisfied with our experience.

A cozy little place to sleep and recharge after long days in the city. Mostly just the essentials here but that's what I wanted.