Hostels in Japan

'Clean, great staff,close to everything.'

'Superdicht bij het station van ueno! Kleine kamer maar comfortabel en goeie service!'

'This location was perfect, close to the most part of attractions. '

'Loved it! Just wish the toilets were bigger and there was some space for packing and unpacking. Would definitely recommend, location is fantastic!'

'Good location to explore the city. Room and hard bed are small. The breakfast is very simple, bread, marmelade, soup, tea, coffee. For a boiled egg you have to pay 100 yen extra. The bathroom and aircondition should be more cleaned because of mold and dust.'

'Smell of curry is too heavy as it is a hostel … Thw amenities are new. However, need more education or friendly reminder over the bathroom and toilet regarding how to property use these facilities in Japan. '

'Staff was incredibly useless when trying to check in. I wasn’t even able to check into my hotel. Huge waste of money'

'i have never had so much space to myself in a hostel/capsule hotel before. the bunk was narrow, but you get so many shelves; a rod, hook, and hangers to hang stuff; and plenty of room for your suitcase(s). this alone made it one of the best stays i've ever booked. this is a traditional wooden structure, which may not be for everyone but i loved the vibes so much. please respect the tatami flooring and bring socks, or be prepared to go barefoot. i went during a rainy season, so it was mildly...

'For people who’s planing to book the place is a nice, budget-friendly capsule hotel in a very convenient area. It’s a comfortable place to rest after a long day in Tokyo. Since it’s a budget spot, cleaning can sometimes take a little while when it’s busy, but the staff are kind and helpful and will sort things out if you ask. Overall, it’s a good value for the price. As long as you come with realistic expectations and don’t expect luxury, you’ll likely enjoy your stay here.'

'The hotel is clean and simple which is fine for the price. Check-in is online and you have to do it yourself, so basically there is no personal contact if not necessary. When I arrived there was someone at the front desk but they are not there often. So when a problem happened there was no one there to contact. The first night I stayed a big part of the electricity went out (no reading lights, no wifi, no AC, no warm water, no light in toilets or showen). This went on till 11am the next morning....