My first night was rough because the bed wasn't well ventilated and it was a very hot night. I asked for them to do anything to help it get cooler and they provided a nice fan and after that sleeping was great. The staff are very nice as well, i accidentally slept to check out time and thankfully i packed the night before so i was able to get my stuff out of the bed swiftly however the staff offered a little extra time if i needed it to gather my stuff and wasn't pushy at all. Also luggage storage is great. And is close to train station

It was hot (the staff will try to make it more bearable) and my bed in particular made creaking noises.

10 minute walk to and from Tabata Station, Yamanote + Keihin-Tōhoku Line. Cleaning everyday. The Bunk bedroom is always kept dark and cooled down, maybe some it is too hot or too cold - depending on their. Basic equipment: Water boiler, Microwave, 1 kitchen sink and 5 bathroom sinks, 1 female and 1 male toilet, 1 female, 1 male and 1 shared standing shower. For the price this place has great value.

There is nothing more expected (from me) except the basics: which is retreat, shower and rest. Sometimes it may get louder from other occupants (talking or drying their hair). When sleeping it is recommended (from me) to have ear plugs available.

First off the place was very cozy - the bunks were nice and the futons were very comfortable. The location of the inn is also very convenient as it's a short walk away from the nearest JR station and there are convenience stores and groceries nearby. As for the facilities, it has everything you'd need from a fridge, percolator, microwave, showers, and a restroom. Self check-in and checkout was hassle free and it has more than adequate storage space given you'd be bringing one carry-on and one checked baggage. All in all, I would highly recommend the place for solo travelers looking for a place to stay in a quiet Tokyo neighborhood.

Bunks may feel a bit cramped depending on body type and preferred sleeping positions, top bunk accessibility may be a bit difficult if you have [minor] back pains. Other than that this is a personal opinion and circumstance

lovely tiny hostel, close to a station and next to a family mart. its locatiedirecteur in a nice and quiet area. great beds with privacy

there is a tea kettle and fridge wich is nice but there is no option voor cooking on a stove unfortunately.the hostel is also located pretty far from all the touristy neighborhoods but the trains go very frequent to make up for that.

- easy check-in - towels available - close to the train station Tabata - free umbrellas - slippers are provided - privacy curtains - light and outlet close to the bed.

- relatively dirty, because people are wearing shoes inside - cleaning is not really efficient - entrance door is directly opposite of the open entrance to the dormitory. The automatic lock is very loud when someone enters the flat.

Essential amenities were complete, and generally the place was quiet, so it was a good price for a comfortable stay. Would definitely consider booking here again next time.

I would have liked it more if the shared lounge area wasn’t just the dining area/had more comfortable chairs, but it’s fine this trip since I get back late and don’t stay for long in this area before sleeping. Also, the place was a bit of a walk from the station, the walk was ok most of our stay except when there’s rain like at the time of our checkout.

The comfiest beds I’ve been in since I started travelling around. Extremely clean facilities with a dining room, showers, bathrooms and a mirror area for getting ready. There is a little lamp in the cubicles and a small locker for your valuables. Peaceful stay. About ten minute walk from Tabata station which is on the main train line and you can get to shinjuku, harajuku or any main district quite easily. There’s also a convenience store right around the corner.

It was a little bit further out of central Tokyo - took about 20-30 min on the train to get to the famous districts.

The accomodation exceeded my expectations. I was really worried about how spacious the “cubicle” will be and about the amount of people I shared the accomodation with. But everything went so smoothly. The cubicle was big enough. Everything was clean. Everyday new towels. I didn’t have any problem with this accomodation whatsoever. It is close to convenience store, bus stop and even subway on JR line so every tourist attraction is easily accessed.

It was very basic, which I mean in the best way possible. Great location, less than 10 minute walk from Tabata station which is on the circular Tokyo line (Yamanote), as well as having supermarkets and restaurants less than 5 minutes walking. It felt very private considering the circumstances, very quiet neighborhood and all the basic facilities. Shower was also included and everything felt very safe, I was fortunate I also had very quiet guests so the only issue I had was one night someone snoring (not the hostel's fault). Very comprehensive and flexible around arrival time and times for checking in. All in all I highly recommend, especially for the price.

I understand it would be too much of a hassle but somewhere to leave your luggage safely or a key on the bunk for it to feel safer would be great. There were places to leave luggage but if someone wanted to steal it they could quite easily I'd imagine. Still I trust that people staying in these places generally aren't like that and just want a place to crash mainly.

Love the capsules. Location was close to Tokyo but in residential area which was nice. Lawson was right downstairs. Bathrooms and showers were good. Check-in was easy.

Kitchen was very limited, even for silverware and bowls.