I stayed there few times before and after Henro and really enjoyed it. The staff is very helpful, helped me in many ways. They are also fluent in English and the free breakfast is very appreciated. You also have all the amenities to cook your food if you need. The common room is a nice place to chill and meet other travellers. Great atmosphere. They also kept my luggage for free when I was hiking. Thank you so much !

You have to bring tour own towel which is not so common in Japan, the shower is a bit little for a western tall woman like me and the washing machine is a bit expensive but the place is so cheap and so nice, these details aren't a problem at all. 100% recommend

The staff were very very nice and helpful. Doing henro is a lot easier with PAQ because they let you keep most of your luggage with them for safekeeping until you come back The loby is very clean, with a nice layout and a lot of accessories

Really my only problem was that i have mild dust allergy and when i slept in the dorms in lower bunks, i immediately started to feel ichy and sneezed and had to let the capsule ventilate for half hour before i could go back in because the natural air circulation in the lower capsules are bad. They do put a fan in each lower capsule so it looks like they know whats up and try to do something. When i slept in upper capsules i didnt have this problem as it isnt closed

The staff is amazing, ready to help and always smiling. The common space is really cosy, with tables and sofas. There's a small breakfast with sandwiches/toasts and tea/coffee is always available. The shower on the 2nd floor is nice, with shampoo/conditioner/body wash as well as body lotion. The hostel is very clean. There's a Lawson almost next door and you're close to the main station. There is 2 washing machines available

The bunkbeds aren't really confortable and if the dormitory door is locked, it's noisy when someone opens it. The lockers are located inside of the dorm, which can be noisy as well when people don't really care

This facility was a great option for staying in Tokushima. The breakfast was simple, but delicious. The staff also had good recommendations for activities to do in the area and helped me have a great itinerary. I didn't participate, but there was also fun activities at night for travelers looking to stay in. It will help to know a little Japanese for staying here, most of the other travelers were not English speakers.

The actual bed/room was a little bit smaller than other hostels I've stayed at. Overall it was adequate. The bathroom/shower situation was a little awkward. If you stay here, you'll need to go down a floor using the elevator to shower or use the bathroom at night.

Super friendly staff. All chilling in the shared space doing origami and you can join them for a chat and make some cute things together. They'll help you with anything you need.

This place is often used by people doing the ohenro pilgrimage. So at 5am they're all packing their bags and setting off, it's quite annoying for those who want to sleep in. It would help if you instruct guests to pack their bags up out in the hall if its super early. Also the top bunks don't have anything to block out the light. And the automatic lights come on whenever someone walks past, so I was woken up all night.

Very close to the bus and train station, not far from nightlife and awa odori. Low price for decent capsule. Open 24 hours.

Room is very cramped with many guests and luggage. I myself am an older guest, but was surprised to see many were older than me and sometimes rude to staff (not the hostels fault but for some reason maybe these people are attracted to it). There is no key/code to enter so anyone can enter anytime. There is only a lock on the room door and small locker.

The hostel was comfortable and the beds were good, although slightly small if you are tall. Even though there were lots of people in the room, everyone was respectful of the light out time and being quiet at night. The facilities were great and there was even breakfast included. We enjoyed spending time here and meeting other pilgrims in the common areas. The staff were super friendly and helpful, with lots of local recommendations. The location, super convenient!

An incredibly relax, cheap guest house. The main room is a nice welcoming place, equipped with free breakfast (!) and unlimited coffee or tea. Staff was very kind, and the bedroom was nicely arranged, with a personal locker and towel change. You can also rent a bicycle !

Coin laundry machine are a tad bit more expensive than usual, there is one shower in the dormitory, and past 10PM you have to go to from the 5th floor to B1F.

The hostel is a short walk from the train station and they had super friendly staff there. Great atmosphere in the lobby/common area, with plenty of tourist info about Tokushima and various hiking routes (including the 88 temple route). Good privacy in the dormitory once you've closed your bunk curtain. Didn't try the breakfast though, not sure what it was like!

The dormitory beds were quite firm and uncomfortable, as I tend to prefer a softer mattress. Not exactly the most secure hostel (i.e. anyone can walk in from the street and the dormitory door was frequently unlocked) but fortunately this is Japan, so I didn't feel too insecure about my valuables. :)

The place is in a conveniently located part of town near the station, mall, riverside and nightlife district. The room itself was a standard business hotel room for that price range. The bed was weirdly soft, though. Not a bad thing though. The staff were nice and the shared space had a nice vibe - a shame my stay was too brief to really enjoy it. I wanted that breakfast... Damn ferry... Also they let me keep my bike on the first floor, cool!

The bath was not working at the time of.my visit and the toilet made a weird noise when flushing. The walls are thin - you'll hear everything if your neighbors are a bit loud even in a private room! Also the lack of stairs and only one elevator for six floors means a lot of waiting at times.