The staff was friendly, the rooms were clean. Location is amazing, you're in the heart of the historical Tokyo, Asakusa. The hostel is close to the few stations and there are several convenience stores nearby. If you want to see Senso-ji early in the morning or late at the night, this is the best place to stay.

The inside of the bathrooms were clean but the common area felt like dirty, there were hair everywhere. I wish we could've use slippers inside of bathroom space too. I felt weird walking barefoot.

When I first entered the building, I thought I was in the wrong place. The reception is really small, and the place has a shady atmosphere with bare grey concrete walls and floors that doesn't make it feel welcoming at all. Despite the disappointing first impression, my stay here turned out to be quite comfortable. Even though the dormitory has a lot of beds and its definitely cramped, that's typical of Tokyo, so they have put a lot of care into maximizing the storage options. The pods feel private and each bed has a comfortable mattress and clean sheets, with a mirror and multiple power points, a small desk/storage area and a small locker. In each room, there are also shelves for storage of luggage, although it's mostly not large enough for big suitcases, as well as lockers outside on each floor and near the bathrooms. The place is cleaned regularly (I saw the cleaning staff many times), and the toilet and bedrooms were always in good condition (though the concrete floor makes it look dirty always). There are separate showers for women on the basement floor as well as toilets available inside the female dorm room. There's a lovely terrace to relax with a great Skytree view, (although people were smoking despite the no smoking signs). If you don't plan on spending too much time at your hotel, it's a cheap place with everything you need to store your stuff, clean up with a hot shower, enjoy some snacks with a view and have a comfortable night's sleep. Location is in a very quiet part of the neighbourhood but close to three train lines which gives you good access to the rest of Tokyo as well as direct access to Haneda Airport.

Common spaces and reception could use a bit of refurbishment. Cleaning staff leaves the room doors wide open which raises questions for security, but as this is a dorm hostel, it's best to always keep valuable items with you. The passcode system is quite noisy especially since it needs to be entered multiple times because the keys don't press properly, a digital lock might be better.

Its a mix of private capsules and common rooms with a roof top terrace- if you want to you have a chance to meet people and if you don’t you can have privacy thanks for the capsule like bed situation. Sadly, if you are unlucky either some roommates you will be disturbed since the capsules close with curtains- most of the time it is no problem tho! Also, the staff was really nice - I think there were three different ones and all were helpful and kind! :)

The bathrooms were generally really good for the price, but i think they could have been cleaned more frequently- women loose so many hairs all the time and the showers were messy most of the time. Still, i saw them cleaning a few times, so i might have been unlucky with the other guests and its cleaner on other days ;) And it was only some lost hair and water - otherwise it was clean!

I met great people here in the common area on the 6th floor. The place is close to the metro station, which is great, but very far from main attractions like shinjuku. The staff is very kind, especially the cute guy who speaks Spanish 🫶🏼

The location is in a very quiet residential area, so if you are coming back at night, it might feel a bit silent. Just be aware of this, especially if you are a solo female traveler. At checkout, you have to remove the blankets from your mattress and when I did this, I noticed the pillow with HUGE YELLOW stains (please WASH the pillows with baking soda and detergent) it cost 0 to disinfect them specially because Japan is well known for keeping high standards of cleanliness and this was disappointing. Showers for females and male are on the same floor, which is the basement. Even though every shower has their own door for privacy, the main door/entrance could be closed to give us women more privacy when doing our things like drying hair, brushing teeth, and doing makeup.

they have elevator

the location is very good and the staff very friendly. I went just for one night and the only complaint i have is that is very very hot in the beds, no air flow even with the aircon on. They have free coffe, love it

1. The staff members are helpful. 2. Shampoo, conditioner and body wash are provided. Toothbrush& toothpaste for a small fee. Bring own towel or rent theirs. 3. You can cook in the lounge, which has a great view of Tokyo Skytree. 4. Laundry 300yen for 30mins, dryer 100yen for 30mins. There are 2 sets, but if you don't want to wait, there's a laundromat situated at the same row. 5. Convenient. Metro stations, eateries, kombini (convenient stores) nearby.

1. Limited storage room, you may want to repack your stuff outside the dorm. Luggage with open top is the best. 2. The free internet may not be as strong/fast as you want. 3. Your comfort depends on your dormmates. :)

The kitchen was good, enough equipment to cook. It was awesome to have the view and the balcony every night. There’s also a tv with channels & Netflix! The dorm was quieter than other dorms I have tried in Tokyo! The toilets are right next to the dorm which is convenient. The showers are in the basement but once a day is not too much trouble. Staff was really friendly. Wifi was great. Location is awesome too! Definitely okay to stay here for a week unlike other hostels in Tokyo where a couple night was more than enough. I’ll choose this one again when I come back to Tokyo! Thank you :)

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everything was so well thought out here! from the pod style beds with a light, mirror, folding shelf, mini locker (and big), multiple outlets with usb, hooks and hangers, to the really clean and well stocked shower rooms (even provided conditioner!). the lounge area was a really nice extra with a balcony and view. really nice place to chill out, hostel is quiet and calm. such a great location, a few mins walk from at least 3 subway stations, including one right to airport, and in the center of Asakusa to explore many tourist attractions located there! also lots of little shops and restaurants around, definitely felt like the safest part of Tokyo I visited, especially walking around at night

was pretty expensive, but that’s Tokyo!! pillow could’ve been comfier and would’ve liked a towel (might have just needed to ask), that’s all tho!

It was quite comfortable and convenient for a capsule hotel in Tokyo. It was very close to the metro and being in Asakusa was very advantageous for me as a location. The bathroom and toilet were always clean. Cleaning was carried out regularly on a daily basis. You can request that your bed covers be changed once for free. There was a TV in the kitchen and there was also a beautiful balcony with a view of Tokyo SKYTREE. There are shoe closets at every floor. There is a small key-locked closet next to your bed where you can put your belongings safely. In general, I would like to say that I was very satisfied and the employees were very kind & friendly. It is definitely a place I would prefer on my next visit to Tokyo. If you are traveling solo, you can choose this place with peace of mind.

Very nice, with a great location! Kitchen was well-equipped, view was great from the lounge, and the front desk staff were very friendly. Sleeping pods felt quite private and were well equipped with outlets, a mirror, and foldable desk. The neighbourhood felt very safe even at night (~11pm) so this was a great place to stay for my first solo travel as a woman. I'd definitely come back!

Bathrooms were clean, but not 100% spotless, but this is probably just because of other travellers. There is no lockers for luggage, only a shelf in each dormitory, so bring a lock if you are worried about your belongings.