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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.

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.

Pleasantly surprised with this hostel. Everything was very simple yet immaculate. Such nice staff that mostly spoke English but the place was mostly Japanese guests and not western tourists.

Fantastic stay! The whole place is super bright and incredibly clean—definitely a huge plus for shared lodging.
The staff were truly amazing.

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.

Interesting place. Crazy good location. Near the train station, konbini, macdonalds, record stores, bars, etc.

Interesting place. Crazy good location. Near the train station, konbini, macdonalds, record stores, bars, etc.

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.

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.

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!

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-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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 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.

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.

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.

I had a really good stay at Nabla!
The building and rooms are modern yet cozy, spacious, clean and offer everything you need for a comfy stay.

Great place to stay! The dorm rooms are quite spacious n comfortable even for large luggage… the staff were very kind. Loved the idea of a Fitbit kind wearable room key.

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.

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.

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 🌟

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