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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.

We love Hana An Guest House.

We had an amazing experience at this cozy Japanese traditional-style house! The owner was really friendly and we got to chat a bit before we left for Asakusa. I even got to take a picture with her!

I booked this hostel last minute because I cancelled my trip to Ito and decided to stay in Tokyo for 3 nights due to bad weather.

I stayed at Hotel + Hostel Tokyo Asakusa 2 for my vacation in Tokyo and overall had a good experience.

The Turn Table Hostel is a friendly hostel that provides dorms, share-bedrooms and single bedrooms.

I stayed here as a last minute accomodation not expecting much at all and was pleasantly surprised.

Really nice cheap place to stay, the room is super small but you get used to it, and the location is just perfect.

Hello! Is there a safe place in the hostel to park a bicycle?

Really loved our stay here. The room was clean, spacious and felt very homely. Location was a bit far from the station but we didn’t mind the walk!

Like many other hostel in Tokyo, the place is small. Probably the smallest hostel I’ve ever stayed and also in Tokyo but its oddly very clean and comfortable.

Very neat and clean as well as quite place I personally recommended if someone want to come japan book this place.!

Tiny friendly comfortable hostel in Tokyo. Glad to be here, can sleep peacefully and get ready for a new day.

Self service, read the rules and you're good to go. The best part abt it is the lounge quality despite the low cost per capsule. 3000 for one night and free Wi-Fi and free locker and free bathroom?

Stayed here for 2 weeks.
The location is great, its near Mejiro train station so you'll get anywhere you want in no time.

I didn’t stay at the hostel, but a friend of mine did and she enjoyed her experience. This was a nice place to meet up in the morning before heading out on our Tokyo adventures.

Nui. Is the perfect hostel for people who want a little bit of everything. The rooms had a perfect level of people between them, the beds were comfortable and everything was extremely clean.

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 place is great for the price we paid. It could use some lockers and the floor doesn't look super clean. But the station is super close. Beds are fine and clean.

The staff was very friendly, they even helped me ship my suitcase to the next hotel after their work hours.
The room was nice, I had a private room, can't say anything about the dorms.

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

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.

Really good price. The facilities are nice compared to the cost. On booking some reviews said the blankets were short and the room was cold.

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.

The interior has a clean minimalist industrial design that feels intentional without being cold—exposed materials, simple lines, and warm lighting that balance everything nicely.

Had a great 5-night stay at CITAN in a private double room with a shared bathroom. I loved the aesthetic, and the on-site cafe and breakfast were lovely, if a bit pricey.

ART is wonderful! Excellent accommodations, down to earth vibes, super clean and comfortable. Absolutely perfect location for exploring Asakusa.

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

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 🌟

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.

We didn't expect much as we booked this hotel only because it was the only one available during one of Tokyo's peakest season, Sakura.

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.

Private rooms is super cool, with good view on the river. Rooms is big, not only for Japan, at least for this price.
If you are runner there is running near the river.

I had a wonderful stay here. The staff were genuinely warm and always ready to help with a smile. Chihiro (ちひろ) was especially kind, helping me adjust my travel plans.

Super friendly staff and really cozy! The rooms were clean and comfortable. Much larger than I expected! I stayed with just myself and a friend and there was plenty of space.

The staff is super friendly and talkative and speak good English. Special mention to Kira :) with whom I talked 2-3 hours one night.