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scottaroundworld8800 (Novice Nomad from Scotland), November 2009:
Brilliant hostel!! Defo stay here!! You will love it!
SUPER clean, room & shared toilet/shower, very nice!! 100% on that front! C...
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Brilliant hostel!! Defo stay here!! You will love it!
SUPER clean, room & shared toilet/shower, very nice!! 100% on that front! Cheap for Tokyo!
Staff speak english, 5 min walk from a main subway line (Ginza)
3 great nights here, thank you!
(one thing, possibly get a microwave/kettle - if u had one i didnt find it haha) lessalekzander8218 (Novice Nomad from England), November 2009:
Stayed in a twin room which was ok apart from the very small pillows. Showers (8.5 out of 10) and toilets are nice and clean and t...
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Stayed in a twin room which was ok apart from the very small pillows. Showers (8.5 out of 10) and toilets are nice and clean and there is a decent kitchen/lounge. less
Description: - - - Only 5 minutes by walk from Asakusa Sta.
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jai_rigoni7318 (Novice Nomad from Australia), November 2009:
Great location, superduper clean, great people staying in Hostel, definatley recomend. ps very easy to get to from Narita Airport.
Great location, superduper clean, great people staying in Hostel, definatley recomend. ps very easy to get to from Narita Airport. lessJason (Novice Nomad from England), November 2009:
Cool place, clean and modern facilities facilities, great staff, and right on top of Kuramae subway station so easy access to most...
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Cool place, clean and modern facilities facilities, great staff, and right on top of Kuramae subway station so easy access to most parts of Tokyo. I was happy with my time there, would have no issues in recommending less
Description: Ks House Toyko (open in June 2006) is the 3rd hostel in the K’s House chain and is only a 1 minute walk from Kuramae station (As.. More Info... »
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abbypost4638 (Novice Nomad from USA), November 2009:
This looked a lot more like a gross cheap motel than a hostel when we first arrived. It got better though.
This looked a lot more like a gross cheap motel than a hostel when we first arrived. It got better though. lessivanovnatalie213 (Novice Nomad from Australia), October 2009:
Super friendly staff in a good location, close to the Metro and Plenty of cool markets.
Super friendly staff in a good location, close to the Metro and Plenty of cool markets. less
Description: We hope you will try our super-budget rooms on our remodeled 3rd floor!
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kenerger4509 (Novice Nomad from Australia), October 2009:
Yuki and the staff are superb! The rooms were very well appointed compared to other ryokans. I will always stay here in Tokyo from...
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Yuki and the staff are superb! The rooms were very well appointed compared to other ryokans. I will always stay here in Tokyo from now on. Thank you, Yuki, for making us feel so welcome! Cheers, Ken and SHeila, Tasmania lessbrentalexanderwilliams7992 (Novice Nomad from Canada), October 2009:
Great place to stay. Asakusa is a superb area.
My only concern was that anyone could walk off the street and go past the counte...
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Great place to stay. Asakusa is a superb area.
My only concern was that anyone could walk off the street and go past the counter or upstairs without being seen by the staff.
But of course, Tokyo is not the type of city to worry about that stuff too much.
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Description: In the heart of Tokyo, enjoy an inexpensive, cozy and convenient stay in Toukaisou Ryokan. More Info... »
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Alexis (Novice Nomad from France), October 2009:
A very good ryokan not expansive.
I loved the bath and it s really near Sensoji temple (oldest Tokyo temple).
Internet free, bre...
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A very good ryokan not expansive.
I loved the bath and it s really near Sensoji temple (oldest Tokyo temple).
Internet free, breakfast inclued.
I was in a single room. It s smell a lot of I don t know what but not a good one... lesslcooper8135 (Novice Nomad from Australia), September 2009:
We booked for 4 days and when we arrived they told us they had double booked and we needed to move to another place that they had ...
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We booked for 4 days and when we arrived they told us they had double booked and we needed to move to another place that they had organised down the street for 2 nights.The staff tried to be nice but when the took us to the new place it was horrendous - dark, dreary and terrible facilties and not one staff member who spoke anything but Japanese. I would never again go back to either place. less
Description: Hotel Kamogawa is an affordable ryokan ideally located in the heart of Asakusa, one of the most famous to More Info... »
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bethanwarner7168 (Novice Nomad from England), November 2009:
The smallest room I've ever stayed in, but other than that, the rooms/facilities are all clean, shower is good, staff all speak go...
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The smallest room I've ever stayed in, but other than that, the rooms/facilities are all clean, shower is good, staff all speak good english and are helpful, and breakfast is a bargain with unlimited toast for 310Y. lessNicholas (Novice Nomad from England), October 2009:
This is a very good centrally located hostel. We have used it twice now and been very satisfied both times.
This is a very good centrally located hostel. We have used it twice now and been very satisfied both times. less
Description: The Sakura hotel has single, twin, and double rooms available along with dorms in the centre of Tokyo... More Info... »
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Darcy (Novice Nomad from Canada), November 2009:
great place to stay. The room we were in was a little small, but all we need is a place to sleep at night so it was all good.
great place to stay. The room we were in was a little small, but all we need is a place to sleep at night so it was all good. lessrebsmile6026 (Novice Nomad from Switzerland), November 2009:
a realy friendly staff, super clean rooms and shower. a place where you can have fun!
a realy friendly staff, super clean rooms and shower. a place where you can have fun! less
Description: Only 30 secs walks from JR Bakurocho Station. Only 4 mins walks from JR/Toei Asakusabashi Station. More Info... »
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emmatuchin1148 (Novice Nomad from Australia), November 2009:
Beautiful，traditional hotel, would highly recommend. staff were wonderful.
Beautiful，traditional hotel, would highly recommend. staff were wonderful. lessyvesdebruyne528 (Novice Nomad from Switzerland), November 2009:
Thank you again for your support during the checkout/departure, as well as for keeping our luggage during our round trip. We look ...
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Thank you again for your support during the checkout/departure, as well as for keeping our luggage during our round trip. We look forward to visiting you again should we stop by in Tokyo. less
Description: Excellently situated near Tokyo University, in a quiet part of the city, just a small way from the subway system. Experience the.. More Info... »
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theorgreenly5991 (Novice Nomad from USA), November 2009:
Great place to stay in a quite neghborhood away from all the neon. Nice lounge, great staff, and fun people. They have a very nice...
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Great place to stay in a quite neghborhood away from all the neon. Nice lounge, great staff, and fun people. They have a very nice work exchange if you want to stay a long time. Only problem for me is that there is a TV in the main lounge and I don't like that because it shuts people off and makes it harder to meet people and have conversation. lessRoberto (Novice Nomad from Switzerland), November 2009:
I was there but I got 2 days lateran e mail that I had to pay for no show. i paid when I arrived and now I pay once again. Not fun...
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I was there but I got 2 days lateran e mail that I had to pay for no show. i paid when I arrived and now I pay once again. Not funny. How to prove I was there if the staff didn t give me a receipt? less
Description: Welcome to Khaosan Tokyo Smile! ! We are centrally located only 5 minutes walk from Asakusa Station.
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roguev9296 (Novice Nomad from Bulgaria), October 2009:
this place rocks!
real cool and friendly and helpful staff, english spoken etc. singles abit on the small side, but hey, its as c...
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this place rocks!
real cool and friendly and helpful staff, english spoken etc. singles abit on the small side, but hey, its as cheap as it gets in tokyo. very clean. its abit off the beaten track so its takes a little bit of time to get to the cooler parts of tokyo but its well worth it. lessheywhoah8844 (Novice Nomad from USA), October 2009:
Perfectly adequate for my needs, although I admit I didn't expect the futon and pillow to be as hard as they were. The location is...
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Perfectly adequate for my needs, although I admit I didn't expect the futon and pillow to be as hard as they were. The location is definitely a bit out there, but the price was very right, the staff was friendly and helpful (and spoke good English), and everything was kept clean and tidy. less
Description: Welcome to our Japanese style Aizuya Inn. We have just redecorated our Inn.
Easy access to Tokyo, Asakusa, Ueno, Akiha.. More Info... »
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