Tokyo Hostels

Great location and clean hostel. Temperatures of room was uneven, the one stay close to the window was too cold but those who slept on top of the bund bed was too warm. Do take note that you have to rent your towel. This caught us by surprise. We have stayed in hostels in other countries and this is the first time towel is not provided.

If you're looking for an affordable and good-quality place to stay, I highly recommend this hostel. Although it's a hostel, it offers a surprisingly high level of privacy and ample space, so you won't feel cramped. I arrived before the check-in time and the staff kindly allowed me to leave my luggage. Finding the place wasn't difficult, but it's a bit of a walk from Shinjuku Station. If you have heavy luggage, it might be tiring, but there are underground walkways and elevators available, so it's not too inconvenient. I stayed here for 5 nights in a 6-bed female dorm. The room was clean and spacious enough to fit a 28” suitcase, and the beds were quite large. As a larger person, I found them very comfortable and didn't feel cramped at all (I slept on the bottom bunk). The bathrooms were clean and had both showers and bathtubs. Liquid soap, shampoo, conditioner, and hairdryers were provided, so you don't need to pack them. If you don't want to bring your own towel, you can rent one from the hostel. The kitchen is quite small but has a microwave, refrigerator, and sink. There weren't many dishes available, but I think you could ask the staff if you need more. The laundry room has two coin-operated washing machines and two coin-operated dryers. I used them late at night, so I didn't have to wait in line. If you don't have any coins, you can exchange with the staff. The common areas on each floor have plenty of seating for guests. There are also multiple power outlets available if you need to charge your devices. There are Lawson and 7-11 convenience stores nearby, which is very convenient. Cons (personal opinion): - Unfortunately, on one of the nights I stayed, the fire alarm went off several times in the middle of the night. I think there was only one staff member on duty that night. The guests and I tried to find the cause of the alarm but couldn't find anything. When I asked the staff, he didn't know either. It might have been a malfunction of the system. Luckily, there wasn't actually a fire. - If you're sleeping on the bottom bunk, even if the top bunk has curtains, the light still reflects off the wall, which can be disruptive to your sleep.

It was only used to spend a night between consecutive business trips. I didn't feel uncomfortable in the room and the shared washroom, toilet, and shower room. It wasn't dirty. For breakfast, they served hot sandwiches. It was delicious. Drinks are in the form of a drink bar consisting of tea and water in plastic bottles, and orange juice in packs. It was a good time before work in the morning. If you don't eat breakfast, you may never meet your employees. Check-in uses the information provided in the email, so it may be stressful unless you are comfortable relying on the staff at the hotel.

The hotel rules state that you are not allowed to talk or eat in the accommodation area, but there are still people talking and eating. It is so noisy that I can't sleep even if I want to rest during the day. At 12 o'clock in the evening, there are people constantly opening and closing the zipper of the suitcase, and there are people zipping it repeatedly before 6 o'clock in the morning. The suitcase zipper is inconsistent with the rule to keep quiet from 22:30-6:00. The hotel lacks management in this regard.

The hostel is in an incredible location, with 3 different metro lines exit. Staff come to clean every day, and facilities are well maintained! highly recommended for solo travellers!

There seem to be quite a few Korean guests, so I wish you would make Korean instructions as well. Overall, it was comfortable, but the mattress was very hard (My butt hurts..) Also, I stayed for multiple nights, and the towels for multiple nights were left in the hallway, so other guests kept taking them, or the owner forgot them Please be careful Also, there were too many people using the hair dryer after 10 PM Also, the microwave after 11 PM Also, the dormitory room is on the 2nd floor, but the women's capsule room is on the 2nd floor, so you might run into men (so it's inconvenient when you go to shower)

I recently stayed at BEE-HIVE Sugamo (Male only) for two nights and had a great experience overall. Upon arriving at Haneda Airport, I took the Keikyu Airport Line to Shinagawa Station and then transferred to the Yamanote Line, which brought me to Sugamo Station. From the North Exit, it was just a short 2-minute walk to the hotel. Check-in was self-service, and it was easy to navigate. My room was clean and came with a towel, toothbrush, and disposable slippers, which was a nice touch. However, I found the space quite compact—it’s difficult to move around inside the room, as it’s very cozy. Despite the limited space, the price was reasonable, and the services provided were good for the value. If I visit Japan again, I would consider staying here once more. Overall, I was satisfied with my stay at BEE-HIVE Sugamo.

Nice hostel close to metro station. 10-15 minutes to Akihabara district. Stuff was really nice and helped with all the questions. Towels, adapters, etc are provided at the reception that is a great advantage. Many stores around. The disadvantage for someone is the trains outside goes quite often and are bit loud, but free earplugs were provided and at it night it doesnt bother you.

I really enjoyed the hostel, stayed in the 2-day format - separate room, clean bathroom, clean linen, nice staff, I will definitely come back. Convenient location.

The location was really good. It was near the train station, grocery and of course Sensoji Temple. There are also a lot of restos nearby. The area around it is pretty quiet at night. I had a bit of a culture shock with the public bath but their onsen was amazing. The beds were decent, it gets a bit cold at night but the blanket really helps a lot. The room itself was okay. Not that big but all good. We were able to put our luggage inside the room and we had safety lockers to store our valuables in. Every floor has their toilet.. Overall, it was a good experience.