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Ty owner. Sorry we didn't come to tell you how it went in Osaka. But thanks for your advice, Master, we had a wonderful experience in Osaka Tobito.

I usually don't leave reviews, but Yawp more than deserves 5 stars.

Terrific stay with our family! The 10th floor suite has terrific views from two sides & a large bathroom with a full sized tub. Very kid friendly!

Centurion Hotel Ueno 🏨✨
Centurion Hotel Ueno is an exceptionally convenient base for exploring Tokyo, located just a 3-minute walk from the North Gate of JR Okachimachi Station.

One of the most social hostels I’ve ever stayed at. As a solo traveler, it’s super easy to meet people and find others to do activities with.

This is your classic fun, affordable hostel with great staff. Is it the cleanest? Well, no, but that's not what folks are here for.
The staff are wonderful, fun people.

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.

This place was great. It's definitely a hostel so if you're expecting something nicer or more luxury, don't.

Suitable for solo traveler and deep sleeping person. You can hear people walk around and use the toilet or bathroom. Overall the place and toilet is clean. Worth with the price.

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.

A very beautiful place, great location, quiet and the house is big, beautifully decorated and just amazing.

Great hotel — much better than expected actually — we are a family of 4 with 2 kids 10 and 12 and they absolutely wanted to try it — we all had our own capsule — Staff was very friendly and English

If you are a book lover and want to stay at the centre of Tokyo, also want to enjoy the nightlife, this is one of the good options to stay. For solo travelers it’s recommended.

The rooms are small but are very cosy and Also very secure, has many stores close by.
It's close to the train station with a short walk which will take you straight into the city in one ride which

This place appears to have gotten a lot of unfairly given one star reviews, so I thought I'd give a fairer one.
The hostel is perfectly fine for the price.

I really enjoyed my time there. The location is great. There is a train station nearby. Izakayas, markets and the best miso ramen place next door. People are very nice and they own a cool bar ♥️♥️

This is also a place that caters to men. The place that was for women was one floor. Is was quiet and we liked the neighborhood but the bunk bed was terribly squeaky which made it hard to sleep.

Really enjoyed this place, our room was upstairs and was nice. If there's no one at reception then ring the door bell. Make sure you tell them in advance what time you're arriving.

We had a lovely stay. The rooms are nice and in a quiet neighbourhood in Tokyo. There ar a lot of vintage clothing shops and coffee places around.

Mari is a spectacular host. She was responsive, helpful and very accommodative of our needs even before we started to live in her apartment.

Very cheap place to stay, nice and quiet neighborhood. The owner is a very nice man with good English vocabulary. Rooms are quite small and the amenities are also small.

As others have stated, the written rules are simply too much, No kitchen after 23:30, Quick shower, Don't jump on the 2nd floor, etc. The owner is not as bad as I thought.

The place makes you feel home!
I loved the records to play in the commom area!.

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

Great beds and location! Even came with a towel which is very rare for a hostel.

Fantastic location, big beds and very clean. Only drawback is that there's only one shower — so if you have somewhere important to be make sure to wake up extra early to allow enough time!

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.

The hotel and staff were friendly and the room was clean. I was happy to stay here for 4 nights.

Great hostel, clean and modern and in a good location with access to metro not too far away.
I stayed in the private room for two and a shared six bed dorm and both were really good.

Visiting Japan on a budget, this is great. A few minutes walk to Ueno park and shopping. Close to train stations that can bring you or take you to either area airport or anywhere else in Tokyo.

Depends on who's staying… There will usually be quite noisy with people packing and talking. Bring earplugs. Really nice area, 15 mins walking from Akihabara and all the main stations.

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.

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.

Had a great stay here. It’s budget friendly and still cozy. It’s a bit cramped in the room, but there’s enough space in the bed itself.

Very comfortable and spacious room with great heater (air conditioner).