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Sakura Hostel Asakusa in Tokyo, Japan

2-24-2 Asakusa, Taito-ku

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Overall Rating: 86%From a total of 198 Reviews

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ali_drummond7958 from England stayed here on 14th March 2008

83%

 
room i was in was paritucaltly cramped as it was on the corner of the building and there is no common room or anything like that. apart from that, great staff and great location

Luca from Italy stayed here on 09th May 2008

86%

Male 25-30
i really enjoyed my stay in sakura hostel, good location close to the aminity, the hostel is clean, the staff polite and the atmosphere is very friendly; very recommended

Rebekah from USA stayed here on 09th May 2008

96%

Female 18-24
I had a great time at this hostel and I would definitely stay there again and recommend it to anyone visiting Tokyo! It was a little far from some places, but it was a nice area and I didn't have any problems because of that. The atmosphere was definitely great -- I met a lot of cool people while hanging out in the lobby. The staff was also extremely helpful in giving me directions, etc.

Edwin1977 from England stayed here on 08th May 2008

76%

 
The 8 bed dorms are the tightest squeeze I\'ve ever experienced, though it\'s an extremely sociable hostel so the roommates kind of made up for it. The local area shuts down pretty early in the evening, so the reception/social area takes over. I had a lot of fun. As a base for exploring Tokyo, it might be a little far out for some people, though the shrines etc in the Asakusa area itself are both ancient and lovely. Just think about what time last trains are from the more lively areas if you\'re thinking about staying here. Top tip, Jakotsuyu Onsen, only 5 minutes walk away.

aholjus5014 from Finland stayed here on 30th April 2008

93%

Male 18-24
Staff is extremely nice, should give all of them a pay rise.

nicoledecoteau1406 from USA stayed here on 30th April 2008

93%

Female 18-24
it was a great stay! the location was cute and relaxing. the people were amazing and not having a curfew was the best part.

jjsandow384 from Australia stayed here on 25th April 2008

76%

 
Fun, clean and helpful staff. A bit of a distance from the subway station but not a real inconvenience.

minorgf4903 from Canada stayed here on 24th April 2008

93%

Male 25-30
Immaculate bathrooms. Great shower facilities. Clean rooms. Spacious lockers. Lots of people to meet. Comfortable lounge. Felt very secure. Only complaint would be perhaps they could use a few more internet terminals.

goldfiregypsy from Australia stayed here on 20th April 2008

100%

Female 41+
A little bit hard to find but no problem as any Japanese person will willingly take you in hand and show you the way - fantastic.

Katheryn from USA stayed here on 17th April 2008

70%

Female 25-30
It was a standard issue hostel in a good location, no extra character that would make it Japenese-y and breakfast was extra being all you can eat toast. A big guy actually broke the side railing when he was climbing down above me, so if you are of larger than average size, request a lower bunk. All in all good price and clean


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