Hostels in Tokyo

comfortable and clean for its price.

It is in the middle of Kabukicho Shinjuku area. Two styles, a capsule hotel and an internet space. Clean and cheap. There are few manga, and there is a drink corner only in front of the entrance desk.

Good place. Clean seats, variety of books and a fast internet.

Overall is good. Clean and comfy. But you need to pay more if you want to use bathroom for 30minutes

I have used the open space at this place. It’s quiet, clean, and you can sit anywhere you want to. Some staff can speak English too.

Very convenient location which in the heart of UENO, easy to reach any sightseeing, foods and souvenirs

Nice capsule hotel close to the statiin. It was a little hard to find as reception is on the 2nd level.

Ne ready for your capsul experience, lack of information for people who aren’t used to it. But close to mrt lines that’s good

Location was great but little smoky despite saying it was non smoking hotel    Resting area lounge chairs next to room was a smoking area

Its a simple hostel. The good thing is they have a sento which you can use from 3:30am until 1:30am. The bed is fairly comfortable. Staffs are good mannered.

well located and generally clean, except for you, but well I think it must be difficult to keep clean with the number of people. there are not enough toilets for all the people. The bathrooms are clean, well appointed and airy. The beds are clean and comfortable. Negative point: all the lockers are located in one room, there is a lot of traffic in a room and some guests allow themselves to talk loudly...

The slippers weren't cleaned, and many pairs smelled a bit, so I recommend bringing your own. Hair dryers were a bit hard to find, and they were shared, not one per room. Everything else was fine; the rooms and bathrooms were clean, the neighborhood was quiet, and there was no light at night.

Calling it an old folk house sounds nice, but it is indeed an old building. There were only two other guests, myself and one other person, so it was very quiet and comfortable. The bed was very hard and reminded me of my hometown. Everything felt nostalgic, and I was able to sleep soundly and comfortably, but younger people might not find it relaxing. Only a single sliding door separates it from the...

Lovely traditional house in an old part of suburban Tokyo, but with the convenience of excellent transport links.

The owner is very knd, and the guest house is very clean. satisfied client here. Highly recommended.

Great for a stay without meals

From the tram station, we walked through a quiet residential area. It was not too far, but Google navigation was not very accurate. It was a house with local characteristics and affordable. Because it was a wooden house, the sound insulation was not very good, but everyone was relatively quiet at night.

I liked everything about the hotel, from location to fantastic service by staff members, atmosphere during the day and evenings, the cleanliness and more. I do recommend this property a lot

While the location is relaxed, this hostel is decent, but overhyped. The dorm style beds are less soundproof than comparable places as there is a curtain in the front and back. The checkin is automated at the front and it can be confusing to know if you have breakfast (or an upgraded breakfast) included in the costs. The room ran uncomfortably warm overnight and they can’t do much about it. While a...

Location was nice, staff was helpful, and clean. Would recommend to anyone traveling on a budget

My first tokyo solo trip and wanted a convenient spot to travel within the city. On a website recommending great spots, this was my choice and I am so glad I went with it. I requested the lower bunk because I tend to move around alot so lesser noise pollution. It was extremely quiet and clean. The showering area was within the dorm room but the toilet was outside, a little troublesome for others staying...

It was really clean, like a new building, and the private space was cozy. The bathroom and toilet were also very clean, and it wasn't crowded, so I was able to rest comfortably! The location was also very convenient.

The capsule hotel was a pleasant surprise—clean, cozy pods with good privacy and helpful staff. Though the location isn’t exactly central, it’s still fairly close to main areas and sits within a peaceful neighbourhood, perfect for a quiet rest after exploring. Overall, I truly enjoyed my stay and found it great value.

The toilet so dirty, and the shower -00000

We stayed here during exam season. Although our family of four was visiting for tourism, we really enjoyed the spacious bath, and the night view was absolutely stunning. There were many international guests staying as well, but everyone was very polite, making for a comfortable stay. The location is excellent, right next to the station with a supermarket nearby. They even sold ice cream at the reception...

I stayed twice. The first time was excellent; the receptionist was very friendly, and the room was clean and tidy. The second time, the receptionist was a bit unhelpful, and someone in my room had smelly feet. The shower, toilet, and sink were all plentiful. One of my stays was on a weekend, and the hotel was almost fully booked, but there were no queues in the mornings or evenings. The curfew until...

It's good. But they don't have air conditioning. The hallways were extremely hot when I visited in September. I think they do this to save money.

Location is good and the locker is big. There is bathroom/onsen provided for each gender. The only cons is that you're not allowed to leave or enter the building from 11pm-6am due to the building's regulation unless emergency.

Comfortable enough for a solo trip, decent facilities, location is near the station

I like the wide range of check-in and check-out times.

It's easily accessible, within 10 minutes of both Koenji and Shin-Koenji Station (the closer one). Once you've checked in, you can leave whenever you like (there's no need to check out), which is convenient. I felt the bathroom could do with being a little cleaner. One thing that bothered me was the bed, which had a slight smell. I'm not sure if the sheets were changed properly. My head hit the...

Although it's small, the price is very affordable, and the beds are very comfortable, making it a good choice for people on a budget. 🙏🏻

Good location not that far from the center and pretty close to the night life district, the room was cute, beautifully decorated. The staircase is really narrow so if you have a big suitcase it can become a problem.

One of the best hostel experience I had! The owner of the hostel, Yoshi also owns the punk themed bar on the ground floor. His hospitality and friendliness was incomparable and definitely memorable! Really enjoyed my stay there. Walking distance to train station, local market, local food and shopping street, and also just a few station away from Shinjuku station. Highly recommended stay will definitely...

I visited tokyo just to watch concert and decided to stay here because it is located in the middle between the concert venue and Haneda airport. This place is easy to reach by train/metro. The location is in fairly busy alley, since I arrived at the hostel by 11pm, the alley was already quite and many shops were closed. The room was quite clean and the heater worked well. The people who stay in there...

Well, it’s okay for hostel. There is no sign in English at the entrance. I haven’t noticed I need to pay at the property and there’s a deposit. The beds! They are too loud! Not really comfy. I am an early bird. The toilet and shower in your common room so I was worrying I woke everyone up. But aside from that it’s okay.

The room was small and some bunk beds were creaky and noisy but despite this everything was quiet comfortable. Clean toilets and showers, free of charge space for keeping your luggage, manga collection etc. I recommend this place if you’re looking for something affordable and well-located!

I stayed in the 4-bed rooms; it has 2 bunk beds, 4 lockers, 1 dresser and a private toilet inside the room. It was pretty cramped, hence I suggest you bring a cabin bag/duffle bag for your packing/unpacking convenience. I have experiences living in a dorm before, so I know what to expect - but please have some basic common courtesy while living in hostels like this. Please refrain making noise while...

I booked this women's dormitory at the last minute. It's like a university dorm with four people in one room, with two bunk beds. The room is quite small, so things were a bit cramped. However, the location is good, about a 7-minute walk from the subway station. Hotels in Tokyo in mid-October are really too expensive, so this is a good temporary accommodation.

A bit difficult to find because Google Maps doesn't know the exact entrance. But this photo should help :)

It’s a wonderful experience. I got to know my roommate from a foreign country. It’s very convenient to travel. Akasaka Station and Akasaka Mitsuke Station are both very close. It’s not easy to find the place. After following Google Maps to a location, you have to turn and walk to a small alley. Inside, I followed the map and walked into a certain restaurant. The blond-haired guy kindly helped me. Thank...

Nice hostel, great location as close to train stations

The hotel is close to the subway station and a convenience store, and the staff are friendly.

Extended my stay by one night. Everything was as good as before 👍🏼

The location is fantastic, just a short walk from the Toei Subway Higashi-Nihonbashi Station. They provide free earplugs, so even if you're near a loud snorer, you'll still get a good night's sleep. The front desk staff were very friendly and maintained a perfect balance of helpfulness without being intrusive. I'd definitely want to stay here again.

Only complaint was the blanket was too short. Other than that it was good value in a great location.

Very close to city center, got to see a lot during my trip! Nice place!

This time I stayed for 2 nights and 3 days. I lost my key, which caused some inconvenience. The shower room and sink were very clean. I was able to boil water in the kitchen and make coffee☕️ or eat, so it was very comfortable.

The room was clean, and the toilet was clean too.

It's a short walk from the station across Komagata Bridge. I recommend grabbing a raw egg yolk soy sauce rice ball at the 7-Eleven – it's delicious! 😋 The staff at the counter were shy but accommodating in a standard way during check-in. You take the key and walk up the stairs yourself. The room is tiny but very clean. It has a bathroom and toilet inside, which is very convenient as you don't have...

Great service! Very close to Asakusa, and you can get a great view of the Skytree right from outside the hotel. Highly recommend!

The room was very clean, as was the bathroom and toilet. All the necessary amenities were provided. The receptionists spoke excellent English. It's not far from Senso-ji Temple, and you can see Tokyo Skytree from there on the walk. Most importantly, you can see it from the rooftop of the building – it's beautiful! Overall, it's great value for money.

The dormitory space is reminiscent of Stand by Me 🎞️. The bathroom is clean and has a 🛁. (Towels provided) Chat with fellow travelers and have a wonderful adventure ✈️🚃🗼‼️

It was such a pleasure for me to stay in this hostel. The staff is the best you can find and the atmosphere is amazing. I met such a great people here during my Japan journey and I've to say thanks to Anne hostel. Rooms are ok, toilets too.

Super clean and comfortable hostel. They hook you up with tons of blankets, hot showers, and a solid free breakfast along with tea whenever you want. My only complaint would be how small the lockers are but I was able to keep my things on the shelf above my bed. I would definitely stay here again. Also the staff were super helpful and kind

I've stayed here many times over many year. It was lovely coming back here. Friendly, very helpful and friendly staff. And breakfast is a good and simple way to start the day. My only reason for not giving it 5 stars is the beds. First the ladders for the bunks are really hard to climb and dangerous. Also The thin foam mattresses have been so over used that they offer no support and left me with...

Great location. Staff is very friendly and speaks English. Place is very easy to find with a few signs indicating youth hostel (using google maps will get you there.) The 4-man dorm provides you with a bed along with bathroom with showers on the same floor. If you need a towel, you can also ask the front desk for one at the charge of 100 yen.

Loved the staff. All of them were open, friendly and helpful. They have complimentary breakfast, which is a real life saver if you're looking to save some money. Beds are comfortable. The common areas where cool and a great spot to meet some new people. They had a guitar, a TV, a Super Famicon (!!!) and a notice board, in case you want to make plans with other guests. Male restroom was a bit messy...

Very nice place, quiet and with a good and friendly atmosphere, great service from the staff, and clean, its a couple blocks from metro stations, very well located.

The friendly and helpful staff. The free real coffee in the mornings. The jams etc put out for breakfast - I prefer to source my own bread. The kitchen, small though it is

Cleanest, most organized hostel I've ever been to.

It's a wonderful not so big and more private and familiar hostel. The staff is really nice and helpful (when you arrive, one of them welcomes you personally, takes you to a table and takes time to explain everything to you). It's really very clean. The rooms are not that big and there is only a small locker (about 30/30/30cm), but hey, we all know about the space issues in Tokyo! ;)

The hostel is amazing everyone is friendly and can speak English, it's close to a 711 and right next to the Oedo line and a 15 min walk to asakusa station .

Currently staying. Staff is fantastic. Prices are low. You meet new people every day from all over the world. It's close to the stations which is a huge plus.

Not a bad place, but it is a little noisy at night. The crowd tends to be younger. The location is good though with easy access to the oedo and asakusa subway lines. Also short walk to sensoji.

It’s been such a great time, I wish I’d booked it again for my return to Tokyo (for a return flight)! PROS. The manager and the staff are all so friendly, and the manager makes conversation and is incredibly helpful! He recommended some cities to explore sometime, and was very accommodating when there was uncertainty with a friend’s arrival. The location is cute, there’s a nearby konbini and then...

Can highly recommend! Everything was clean and well maintained. Host was super nice:) definitely i will comeback in future

Very good place, near to the train station. The owner is so nice, and i got some new friends now 😁. I can only recommand you this place.

This place is absolutely perfect if you like meeting new people, clean facilities and a comfortable bed. It might be too small for some people but it is an amazing spot so close to the station, good food all around and the manager Makoto is one of the best people I have ever met, this place is absolutely wonderful I wouldn’t recommend staying anywhere but here if your in Tokyo

Hostel is basic but clean and has good showers! The 5 star review is mostly for the manager Makoto who is super friendly and accommodating. I needed a Japanese phone number to get my camera repaired and he helped me out a lot by taking the call for me and talking to the service center 💪🙏

It was great yes a bit cramped and yea a dollar per shower and load of laundry may take some getting used to. But still I have absolutely no regrets about going their if you get the shared house, or mixed dormatory it's the same, you get to meet other foreigners and some friendly locals too. While here I met a lovely South Korean, 2 polish guys, 2 more people from the states, 2 nice women from Barcelona...

Be sure to check that you actually booked the capsule hotel package instead of the share space package. I didn't realize that it was the share space package and had to sleep in a very bright room/floor with a bunch of snoring uncs and grandpas. My mistake. Bring earplugs and a eyemask. Service was great though, very accommodating. There's a "restaurant" inside, though i didnt bother getting food there...

It's a nice cosy place to stay, though the pods don't have any ventilation and it can get stuffy in there. Otherwise, great baths and facilities and everything is well maintained. Only one member of staff can speak English but they do know how to use Google Translate! Also amazing they still have room even in a pinch. Most of the patrons are Japanese solo travellers, so it's not exactly family or...

Absolute GOAT, but better get some earplugs in case of heavy snorers. Sort of wish the mats were a bit thicker, but prices this low is understandable. Strongly recommend to all who are going out most of the time, come back enjoy great public bath and crash.

A must visit and stay place. I visited Tokyo for a week from New York and l stayed whole week in this spa and capsule hotel. I heard about the capsule hotels in Japan and wanted to try it. Viola! It was way more than I expected of. I was worried about cluster phobia about sleeping in capsule but, I had no problem with it. I'm about 6 ft tall and when I half-sit inside capsule, there was plenty of head...

There are still many old capsule saunas in the Chiba area of ​​the Sobu Line. This is one of them. You can check in at 14:00 and check out at 14:00, so you can relax! There is free Wi-Fi in the building, and power outlets are also available at the dining room counter, so light computer work is possible. The sauna room is quite spacious with a caracalla system. The water bath is also cold! There doesn...

Used for the night before flying from Narita Airport to Amami Oshima. (for men only) There was a Jalan (29 hours long stay without meals for 2,900 yen!), so I stayed in front of the untrodden Koiwa station for the purpose of Senbero. The south exit of Koiwa station is the front, and it takes about 3 minutes to walk through the quieter north exit alley. Old sauna, just what I needed. Plan to sleep...

I really enjoyed this experience and would definitely stay again for the odd night for extremely cheap accommodation. It was unlike anywhere I have ever stayed before. It was well located. The price also included food (Curry, rice, noodles) and hot and cold (soft) drinks and if you can read Japanese a whole library of Manga books. You had everything you could need including spare hair brushes in...

The staff were incredibly friendly, the hotel was very clean, and the location was super convenient.

The location is super convenient, with lots of restaurants nearby. The capsule experience was quite novel. Sleeping was just okay; you'll definitely need earplugs. It felt a bit stuffy. The shower facilities were good, and they even offer free curry rice for both breakfast and dinner.

good services from female employee and small tv, I'm happy to have a glass coffee everyday. pity they don't have bigger luggage storage

The accommodation has a great location, close to Ueno station (less than 500 meters). There's a 7-Eleven right next to the building, which you can access through from within the building. There are many restaurants nearby, and it's close to Ameyoko Market, a lively area. I personally chose the capsule room. The capsule space is just right, not too big or too small, unless you're a large person. I requested...

Honestly it's really normal, same price you can find a better choice. The front desk looks busy all the time and they didn't give me any clothes (that they ask all the customers need to wear) and towels (in a bag). Most of device makes me confused, fortunately, the people who lived with me helped me. And the shower you need to push it almost all the time. When I check out | asked the front desk Is...

I love this place so much, the staff is really nice. Everything is clean and nice. The location is just great (10 minutes walking to Asakusa)

Close to Tokyo Asakusa Close to Asahi Headquarters Located in a quiet street There are two toilets and four shower rooms on each floor. There are simple cooking facilities and refrigerator on the first floor.

Easy ... easy to find the place

To visit Tokyo with a reduced budget is the best option. Friendly treatment and basic services at a low cost.