The staff were so lovely and welcoming. It is such a cozy environment. The downstairs area is a nice place catch up on admin, socialise or even just chill out. The room were spacious and the bathroom facilities were very clean. It is a 200m walk from the train station which takes you everywhere you need to go. I have stayed here both times I have visited to Japan and recommend to anyone who is looking for a cosy, relaxing experience.

My partner and I stayed in the double room and although I myself didn’t have too much of an issue my partner found the bed to be a little harsh on his back due to the mattress being quite thin. Other than that 10/10 experience.

Great staff that helped us a lot before our arrival with information as well as with booking a restaurant that we couldn't call because we don't speak Japanese. They always had a smile and we're helpful! The hostel is located in a very calm residential area of Tokyo but walking distance from Asakusa. From the windows over the road you get a cute vibe of the normal life going on in this neighborhood. The closest metro is 10min walk maximum (if you don't get distracted by all the combini on the go). The facilities are clean and organized. The toilets and showers looked as clean as in a private room, super clean! Additionally, they provide free amenities like hair straighteners and other toiletries. Moreover, we had access to a shared (small) fridge and oven. A kettle, cups and cutlery were free to use too. This made it very convenient to have breakfast or a quick tea.

The bed was in a kind of a small space. That was not too big of a problem but it was getting warm fast. Late check in policy: we'd have had to pay 1000 yen if arriving later than 11 pm. After a late arrival, we just made it in time.

Lovely staff with good English skills, clean, elevator available, beds were comfortable, very convenient to have the shower and toilets in the room, you don't hear the person over your bed that much.

Too warm at night even with the lowest aircon temperature (19°C) so I had to keep my curtain open at all time. People tend to make noise until the light is off so an automatic switch off could be a good idea. The common area on the ground floor is very stylish but the way it's organized doesn't allow people to really get to know each other, to my opinion it's lacking a bit of warmth. I think the charge for keeping the luggage before/after check in should be removed, no hostel does that. It's a basic service.

The staff was really friendly and invited us to their pizza party! The room was cozy, I liked the design it's breathable, good AC. Situated in a calm neighborhood but still not too far from multiple subway stations. Close to Akihabara. There was a sort of mini oven toaster in the common space which is very nice to heat up curry bread. There is also everything you need to heat up and enjoy konbini food or restaurant leftovers. The lights in the room were adjustable in intensity which is great for people with sensory issues who need low lights.

The door was badly isolated and the lights in the hallway did not turn off at night, so you have light shining through the cracks of your door all night.

- Very good quality for the price - Quiet location, close to many train stations (Kuramae, Shin Okachimachi, Ginza) and convenience store - Friendly staff - Bathroom and toilet facilities were clean

- I often hit my head on the smoke detector in the middle of the bunk bed's ceiling - Some guests arrived late and caused many noise after midnight

I wasn't here for too long, but everything was clean and standard. I liked that I had some opportunities to meet other travelers in the lounge area; that was fun. I had some good conversations with people. Their kitchen was also easily accessible. The shower and restroom areas were directly connected to the dorm area I was in. That can be a pro or con depending on how you look at it. It is convenient, but it can create a lot of noise depending on what time people use it. To be fair, I never heard much noise coming from those areas but my bed was more in the corner of the room.

I noticed there were signs saying I had to pay to keep luggage after checkout. Usually, hostels will store your luggage after checkout for free, so that is strange. That being said, I felt it was safe enough to simply leave my luggage temporarily in the lounge area (out of anyone's way), and that worked out okay for less than a few hours. There was only one shower on my floor although I never had to wait to use it or anything.

Quiet location that was close enough to popular tourist attractions like asakusa and Akihabara, both were in walking distance. There were several stations nearby (15 min walk) that brought you to nearly anywhere you needed to go in the city with at most one stopover but usually directly.

Sometimes at the end of the day the 15 minute walk from the station felt like a bit much. The room was a bit small and the bed on the floor without other furniture to sit on isn't ideal but not the end of the world.

The room size is pretty good which provided ample space for luggage and backpack as well. The side table and chair also provides a hortizontal place for laying out personal items . Love the shared lounge around the reception area which is great place to meet and chat with fellow travellers, work, and for heating up meals and hot beverages. I found the property to be very clean, quiet and cosy with common amenties provided for travellers. It's located about 350m from the subway station and is one stop away from Akihabara and in the vicinity of Asakusa Temple. Would definitely stay here again. Highly recommended.

Nothing comes to mind. All good!

I really like this place. It is comfortable, clean and the staff are very helpful and kind. I enjoyed every moment that I spent here. Easy to access everywhere because it is close to the station. You can even walk to Ueno Park from hostel for about 30 min. I will stay here again when I come back to Tokyo for sure. ありがとうございます！

We arrived really early after a very long flight and it was super difficult to wait until checkin hour 4pm for us. we were super tired and waiting for the the check in hour was a struggle for us.

Large double room and a squeaky clean shared bathroom. Easy checkin and check out. Staff were friendly. Really quiet area, nice after the business of Shibuya and shinjuku to come back for some peace and quiet. Lovely restaurants near by.

The mattress was on the thin side, it’s a good 15 minute walk from the train station which was difficult with suitcases.