The hostel is in a quiet residential neighbourhood, very close to subway and train station which get you everywhere. It's easy to get to/from airport Narita. And you can even have a nice stroll to Asakusa. There are small food places like Ramen bars and convenience stores nearby. Everything is spotless clean, we had towels in the room, soap and shampoo in the shared bathrooms, there's a common kitchen area (you can even cook your own meals) and free coffee and tea. Staff is friendly and helpful if you need something. Rooms are exactly like in the pictures and description.

All good.

Clean, every floor has toilets and shower rooms. Enough notes on times to use stuff. Staff was approachable and easy to talk to. Lawson and 711 is walking distance. Bus to Asakusa and Ueno is a 2min walk away. From subway you can see the Skytree. If you like train railways, you will pass-by it. A bit far from the main areas of tokyo but if you like the peace this is a great place to stay.

Space of the room. It makes you creative and makes you think before buy a lot of things. There should be a note on the doors that say open and close doors slowly as you can hear the opening of the lock and the shutting of the doors. In winter, you might not want to use the toilet and shower at night or early morning as it is so cold.

The hostel was extremely clean. The shower room was always organized and there were everything necessary for a shower, even though it was shared you had privacy. Also, the water pressure was great. The kitchen facilities were very helpful as well. The staff was polite and they spoke English well, which really helped. The location was excellent, really close to the station and local shops, very silent area as well.

We booked the Economy Double Room, but the pictures at Booking only show the Standard Double Room. The economy was TOO small, if you are carrying any luggage it is impossible to stay in this room and we had one big bag each. The economy should be advertised as a room only for one person, as it is not possible for people with luggage to stay. There was a promotional room upgrade at the front desk because they know how impossible the economy room is, so we got the Standard. I recommend staying at this hostel, but do not book the economy room, the standard is very small, but there is space for living.

Location is easy to find. It's not that close to most of the attractions but that gives you a really good living experience as people there are local and you can find the local restaurants around there. The staff are really nice and they speak good English. No problems with communication. I felt really comfortable since entering the entrance. They even offer attractions and food recommendations at the entrance. You can scan the QR code to get it. The space of the room is totally the same as the pictures. That's good, but it will be hard for you if you use the normal 2-side opened luggage. I'm lucky that I use the 1-side opened luggage, so the space suits me. The bed is not the super soft one, which is my favorite. The shared toilets and shower rooms are all clean.

The staff is very kind. It was great we could keep our luggage before chek-in and after check-out (for a fee, but still - we had a lot). I had some trouble with a letter arriving after leaving Japan and the kind staff helped me forward it to my friend. I appreciated their kindness. Very close to the station, a lot of convenience stores around. Regular cleaning so even if some guests weren't cleaning up after themselves, it was cleaned very fast each time, by staff. The view was nice. Overall great for the price.

The laundry "room" was not very user-friendly and it was outside and not open 24/7, so we preferred to use one outside the hotel. The room was a bit small to put our luggage, but it was good considering the price and location (and the fact that it's in Tokyo, to begin with). We could hear everything.

Good location, close to the train station and important bus stops; there is a clean and friendly public bath close by. Room and bathrooms were clean and comfortable. The room would benefit from a small reading light. The size was perfect for a single person but would be tight for two people with luggage. The kitchen was fine and generally clean (depends on other guests bent polite however).

the staff was nice and spoke english very well, check in was easy but at 16 (booking says 15!!). We only stayed one night, saturday which in tokyo is the most expensive day of the week.

the twin room was the tiniest I've ever been in, no space for luggage and the bed was taking all the space. The room has only 3 electricity outlets on the side of the bed. the mattress was one of those very thin mattreses, for the price we paid I would personally expect more. On weekdays the price is more or less 20euros which is totally worth it but we paid 135 euros for one night as it was saturday night and booked in advanced...

Clean rooms with airconditioning, even though small they still come with a mini desk mounted to the wall to put some of your belongings. The staff is incredibly friendly and accommodating! I was having problems with a noisy neighbour at bedtime and they went in and sorted it out for me so I could get some rest. Lawson (convenience store) across the street, and another 7/11 nearby. Close to Mimami-Senju Station, which allows you to take the Tsukuba express for faster connection to the center. You do need to cross a pedestrian bridge to reach it (lift is available though). You can also opt to walk to Minowa Station in basically one straight line, will take you 10min at most. The neighbourhood is full of possibilities to eat and drink, from small local izakayakas to chain restaurants (even Burger King and McDonald's)

Rooms are small - you won't have a lot of space to navigate with big luggage so take that into account. I was by myself in a double room so I was able to make use of part of the bed to keep clothes. Beds are hard and only have a thin mattress, depending on your back it could be a problem. I usually sleep on a memory foam mattress at home and stayed here for 9 nights, in the end I did get used to it. The walls are thin, you will definitely hear people walking in the corridor in the morning to check out and get to the shower. Best to use the earplugs that come with the room!

The location was near the station and lots of grocery stores if you intend to take home some chocolates, you'll get the best deals. The hostel staff where also friendly and respectful, I really appreciate their kindness.

It is not that I do not like, but the part wherein you can't blow dry your hair in your floor past 10pm was not very convenient for me, You need to go down the reception and blow dry your hair in the kitchen. Especially when you arrive late from the hustle of bustle of site seeing and shopping. Though I really understand the point as to not disturb the other guests, this is just my take to the question.

It's really close to Minamisenju metro station. There's free coffee and water at the lobby, you can use the microwave. Rooms are small but serve the purpose. The staff it's super friendly and all speak good English to communicate, there are free umbrellas for you to use during the day at no fee neither deposit. For towels there's a single charge of 300 yen per person.

Cleaning is supposed to be every 4 days as explained during check in, we don't know if we had to ask for it on the 4th day but they never came to clean the room wasn't a big deal. The bed is kinda rough to sleep but then again for the price in tokyo is still a great deal.