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pitre4950 (Novice Nomad from Canada), November 2009:
Great hostel overall. Only thing: the six-bed dorm was badly ventilated, so the air was rather bad and smelly in the morning.
Great hostel overall. Only thing: the six-bed dorm was badly ventilated, so the air was rather bad and smelly in the morning. lesskerry_a_harrison3664 (Novice Nomad from England), November 2009:
We loved this place. Clean, great kitchen facilities, free internet, friendly staff, good location and sociable too. Thanks!
We loved this place. Clean, great kitchen facilities, free internet, friendly staff, good location and sociable too. Thanks! less
Description: Ks House Toyko (open in June 2006) is the 3rd hostel in the Ks House chain and is only a 1 minute walk from Kuramae station (As.. More Info... »
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Edward (Novice Nomad from Switzerland), November 2009:
i really enjoyd stayin there!!!
i really enjoyd stayin there!!! lesshostelworld6549 (Novice Nomad from France), November 2009:
Clean, friendly and efficient staff, close to the Asakusa station in the North-east part of the city (the exit for the Asakusa lin...
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Clean, friendly and efficient staff, close to the Asakusa station in the North-east part of the city (the exit for the Asakusa line is closer than the one for the Ginza line.) Do note that the lively area in Tokyo is in Shinjuku/Shibuya, in the West/South-west part of the city, and the last train is around 12:30AM. less
Description: - - - Only 5 minutes by walk from Asakusa Sta.
- - - We are NO.1 hostel group in TOKYO.
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chrishleonard4365 (Novice Nomad from USA), November 2009:
Great location in the heart of Asakusa. Neighborhood is "colorful", but still fun. Dorms are decent, with a nice common room. I ch...
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Great location in the heart of Asakusa. Neighborhood is "colorful", but still fun. Dorms are decent, with a nice common room. I changed to a private after roommate issues - staff was very accommodating. If getting a private, ask for a Japanese-style room - mine was a bunk bed in a 4-mat room, very cramped! lessabbypost4638 (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. less
Description: We hope you will try our super-budget rooms on our remodeled 3rd floor!
Check-in time is between 3pm and 10pm. Please, no child.. More Info... »
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swanyeong1018 (Novice Nomad from Malaysia), November 2009:
The map for the hostel was very helpful in finding the place. Staff was friendly and helpful. Would definately recommend to friend...
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The map for the hostel was very helpful in finding the place. Staff was friendly and helpful. Would definately recommend to friends. lessadri_horvath9102 (Novice Nomad from Germany), November 2009:
Itīs a great place to stay at in Tokyo, very easy to find (just follow the map)
and with good connection to Narita, good access t...
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Itīs a great place to stay at in Tokyo, very easy to find (just follow the map)
and with good connection to Narita, good access to the sights around Asakusa & Ueno, the staff is very kind & helpful, rooms are pretty spacious (also the single rooms) and very clean...I enjoyed my
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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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rachelkawalek9109 (Novice Nomad from USA), November 2009:
I think there are differences between the main hotel and the annexes. It would be nice if you had a choice. Stay was nice, but I e...
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I think there are differences between the main hotel and the annexes. It would be nice if you had a choice. Stay was nice, but I expected more for the reviews given by frommers. lessVeronica (Novice Nomad from Australia), November 2009:
very very enjoyable.. somehow never had to line up for the onsen either. Conveniently located 5-10 mins walk for two metro lines. ...
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very very enjoyable.. somehow never had to line up for the onsen either. Conveniently located 5-10 mins walk for two metro lines. Hard to find at first, take the main road (up on the map) and look for the english sign pointing left. 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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spencerinc5827 (Novice Nomad from USA), November 2009:
Not much for what you pay. Extra for a shower? Really? But the friendly staff more than made up for the shortcomings. Thanks a lot...
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Not much for what you pay. Extra for a shower? Really? But the friendly staff more than made up for the shortcomings. Thanks a lot! lessKristy (Avid Traveller from Australia), November 2009:
This is one of the better places we stayed in Tokyo, especially for its price. It is very clean and the facilities available; inte...
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This is one of the better places we stayed in Tokyo, especially for its price. It is very clean and the facilities available; internet/dvds/food delivered etc, are excellent. My only suggestion to the place would be that they invest in some softer pillows for guests that dont want to use the rock like Japanese style ones. 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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keithmaguire (Avid Traveller from Ireland), November 2009:
I think the "deluxe one room" should specify that it's still a capsule in a dorm.
I think the "deluxe one room" should specify that it's still a capsule in a dorm. lesscristianlidstrom4350 (Novice Nomad from Sweden), November 2009:
It was easy to get there from Narita Airport, OK location to get around in the rest of Tokyo. The staff was helpful and told us th...
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It was easy to get there from Narita Airport, OK location to get around in the rest of Tokyo. The staff was helpful and told us the best way with pleasure. 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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sagrilloea3124 (Novice Nomad from USA), October 2009:
Clean, convenient and the room was bigger than expected. The staff spoke English and was very helpful answering questions and giv...
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Clean, convenient and the room was bigger than expected. The staff spoke English and was very helpful answering questions and giving directions. Reasonably close to subway and train stations, (walked with a backpack suitcase); a bit further to museums and zoo. Ueno was a fun area to walk through in the evening, and had lots of restaurants. Hotel was on a street that was very quiet. Definitely recommend. lessRichard (Novice Nomad from USA), September 2009:
The floor had uneaten peanuts on it and the bed made me deathly allergic. Also, I couldn't bring a local friend up to my room to ...
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The floor had uneaten peanuts on it and the bed made me deathly allergic. Also, I couldn't bring a local friend up to my room to look at pictures due to a no visitors policy. It Japan. Would not recommend. less
Description: New Izu Hotel offers a perfect combination of good value, convenience, comfort and hospitality...
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Nancy (Novice Nomad from USA), November 2009:
My perspective is probably biased because I stayed in a dingy dorm room in the basement. I liked the location and would try again...
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My perspective is probably biased because I stayed in a dingy dorm room in the basement. I liked the location and would try again but only in a private room. lessfirdausarman1754 (Novice Nomad from Singapore), November 2009:
They made a silly mistake to display the male dorm bed as a 1-bed dorm room! I was horribly surprised that what they are offering ...
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They made a silly mistake to display the male dorm bed as a 1-bed dorm room! I was horribly surprised that what they are offering is not what i booked for. Also, the place is full of loud, young, smelly and untidy European/American kids. If you want a contemporary Japanese experience don't come here! 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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