Everything was amazing!!!!!!! Highly highly recommended considering the price. Lovely staff and very helpful and always smiling. Had fun. Living room allows you to hang out with foreigners and you can play games too. Great and equipped kitchen. There have a tatame room too. All this for free.

If you decide to sleep in the single peoples' capsules, then bring earplugs because I could not sleep as the person in the next capsule was heavily snoring and it was so difficult to find sleep. The capsules have no sound proof tech.

Pleasant, clean, free coffee and tea, well-equipped kitchen, nice staff who let me check in a little early. Outdoors-themed, if you're into that. Probably fun for families or groups

I stayed here out of necessity because I couldn't find any other accommodation for the night in Shizuoka, but I was shocked at the price. WAY overpriced for what you're getting. Mattresses were too thin and the build of the bunk beds was made in a way where every little sound echoed through the entire bed. There was no wifi in the dorm either. The common area had a theme, which I can appreciate, but I think I would appreciate some more comfortable seating more.

The room is very spacious for Japan and there was plenty of space to put your luggage. I really enjoyed how we could do our laundry in the room and hang it out to dry outside in the sun (just remember to bring some laundry liquid/powder). The bed and pillows were very comfortable also and a lot of natural light came into the room. The aircon also had an automatic mode which kept the room at a great temperature throughout the day and night. I would definitely stay here again! The staff are also wonderful and have great communication! Our shinkansen was delayed one city over due to the typhoon and they very kindly stayed 30 mins after check in closed so that we could check in. The location is convenient to a train station and is about 2 stops to the centre of town. Although we didn't get the chance to use the shared space at the hostel, I could see many activities to do on a rainy day at the hostel itself, and the shared space looked so cozy with lots of fun seating.

The kitchenette area smelt a little funny.

The common space were really wonderful and clean. Eletronic piano, bouldering space and a spacious, clean and well-equiped kitchen. The staff was really friendly and giving good advices. The room was not too hot.

A bit far from everything, but you can join the center/central station of Hamamatsu by walking 6 minutes and taking a train for 6 minutes as well.

The staff is very friendly and it was luckily not a problem that I checked in a bit earlier. They got some maps of the area around the hostel with some recommendations on them. Towels are included and if you are looking for a bit of peace, then this is the place to go.

The mattress and pillow are a bit thin and there is not really a place to put your bag, since the safe is a bit small.

spacious, good equipped kitchen, good dining room toilettes and showers near the room

internet: different users (for different parts of the building) with different passwords!! The user for my room had no signal; I could not use other user the first night because I didn't know the password. Next day, on reception time, I got the password. The location: the train doesn't leave from the main station but from a near one; the way from the station near the hostel to the hostel (by rain)

Quirky communal room with camping theme: So fun! Great rooms!! Really more of a hotel than a hostel. Close to train station. In Hamamatsu try gyoza, go to the music museum, castle and surrounding gardens.

Not exactly in the city, but still highly recommend as it only takes 20 minutes door-to-door, and at an excellent price.

There is a very well equipped kitchen and the common area is nice with free coffee and tea and Mangas and books. There is a boulder wall too. The staff is friendly and helpful. Beds are comfortable and the showers are clean. One train station that connects to the main train station is only about 5 min away.

Nothing

We stayed in the Safari theme room for 4. They provided 2 blanket and 3 pillows for the 1st night and we only discovered it late night. Requested they next day. 2 washing machine, no charge 2 dryer - 100 yen per 30 mins

No lifts, take note if you have heavy luggage.

We got the family safari room and the kids just loved it in there.

The wifi information wasn't up to date or consistent, and had a few different network names in different places, none of which worked, except one, occasionally.