Staff was very courteous, other tenants were nice as well. Whole walls of manga, consoles, and board games (but mostly manga) was a lot of fun and made for very easy ways to pass the time once we got back.

Charging 100 Yen for a towel is just not good. I'd rather pay 500 yen more per night for not having to think of forking over a small fee like that. Same for holding luggage, one staff tried to charge 500 yen per bag when it was supposed to be 500 yen per group (also a free amenity provided by every other place we stayed). Wifi was also unusable for the most part, had to use cellular data.

Extremely great value for people like me have overnight layover in Tokyo and neither want to spend $150+ for less than 10 hours stay, nor want to spend a night at the HND. The guesthouse is clean and comfy, you can stay in the living room chatting with the owner and other travelers, which is the best part staying in a hostel. It is just 3 mins walk from the train/metro station. Be prepared for carrying your luggage to second floor where the hostel is. Convenience store and restaurants surround the hostel. If you are a light sleeper, eat plugs is recommended just in case your roommate snore. The owner is super friendly, no problem communicating in English. If you like manga, aka Japanese comic, you will have endless chat with him. Very satisfied stay. Highly recommend and will stay here again for sure next time.

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It is very convenient to get to the Guesthouse if you are traveling to Haneda airport and have an early flight. You have loads of options to eat nearby and at least 2 conbini stores. If you have heavy suitcases I would recommend sending them to the airport in advance, as it is convenient and also the guesthouse has stairs, I am happy I used that option. The host was very friendly and makes you feel right at home. Everything was pristine clean and the living room area is very cosy and enjoyable to use. Would stay again for the same purpose.

This is an exceptional hostel with a manga collection able to rival even the best. You could even play games with consoles from all generations. Do you play Mario Kart? If you do let’s play. I had a great time with a great bed, great showers and great staff. It had a kitchen and you do get a small locker for small items like a phone and wallet. You also get free tea and coffee and one free towel big or small. You can then rent one for 100¥ which is very cheap. The access to shops, restaurants and the metro is very close. It is also a quiet neighborhood.

I don’t have any negative comments to give. Perhaps the shower was a little funky but other than that am good.

Staff was really friendly. Good value. Good location with easy access to the airport, train station's a short walk away. There's many basic amenities to make the stay easy such as a fridge to keep your food in, a microwave to use, dishes you can use, good bathroom facilities, etc. Everything looked and smelled clean. Super easy to check out. There's also plenty of entertainment--manga, video games, and board games, so you could show up empty-handed and still have a fun time. Also the beds were so cozy!

Virtually everything was lovely. But if I had to name something, it's that the safe for valuables is very small, only about the size of a small mailbox. No way my laptop could fit inside. Even though it's Japan, I'd still feel uneasy leaving my computer unattended. So it'd be nice if the valuables safe were just a bit bigger.

The staff were super friendly and nice! But the English was poor. The free coffee and kitchen was good! Also a lot of anime books and retro games if you’re into that.

Very quiet area so it depends on what you want. Unfortunately, we didn’t know that the metro stopped early (23-00?) and since sensu were a bit out of the center we ended up with early nights during our stay. The check out time was at 10 am (pretty early…) and we stayed a bit longer in the common area since it rained, but were at the end basically thrown out in the rain by the staff at 11 am because they where about to clean the common area.

The guesthouse has very clean and well-coordinated facilities in spite of the very limited space in a building in one of the most congested areas in Tokyo in the neighborhood of Tokyo International Airport (Haneda). It is also very close to the station to access the airport in 15 minutes. Also the front desk staff was very easy to communicate and paid attention to the details to make the guests comfortable. We should also note they have a huge collection of thousands of MANGA (Japanese cartoon books) you can read as much as you want.

Nothing particularly.

The location is very close to the train station which in turn is close to Haneda. I had an early flight the subsequent day so it was very convenient to stay at this hotel. The staff was also very sociable and even held a takoyaki party for the guests. The common space is spacious with a kitchen.

The men's shower and bathroom are downstairs so those with large luggage is more likely to leave it downstairs while staying in the dormitory room.

Everything was made very simple, but still comfortable and we immediately felt well in that environment. It was clean and staff was great. The place was easy to find and 5 minutes from the train station, very practical for a departure early. We only had 20 minutes door to door to get our flights. I would recommend this pension.

Staff were very friendly and accommodative. There was a vast collection of manga (Japanese language) and a collection of retro consoles and games, which I very much appreciated. Overall, the experience was very "homelike", I very much enjoyed my stay.

The entrance was up some stairs and was a bit dark.