Toco Tokyo Heritage Hostel Reviews

Love, love, loved this place! It was tiny! but very welcoming, clean, the staff were great and very friendly. I loved the bar and the tiny lounge area. I came on my own so it was nice meeting all kinds of people and it was always busy. The only downside was the dorms were a bit dingy and dark, and cold! but i didn't spend much time in the dorms so it was fine. Just full of character, quirky and all in all a great place to stay. Location was excellent, great value for money.

We had a really nice stay at toco, very friendly staff and clean rooms in traditional japanese style with clean kitchen. Cool bar at the entrance, which makes it easy to make new friends and even have a chat with local people who come in for a drink! Would come back anytime!

Gorgeous, comfortable, friendly, cheap! Can't go wrong!

it was really cosy with nice character, i enjoyed the bar at the entrance of the hostel. the staff were really nice as well!

A great place! Cool traditional style buildings, the staff were all super friendly and welcoming. For New Year's Eve they had a little party at the bar and organised dinner, an outing to a shrine and a traditional breakfast the next morning!! The dedication to the guests was impressive. The one thing I would mention is you need to bring your own lock to lock up your stuff and there could be a bit more bathroom/shower space. Otherwise, a great stay!!

Very cold... Not good for winter We can't use hot water at a washstand. Just cold water...

Cool architect and interior decoration, convienient to in Ueno or Asakusa. In the morning, I woke up from sweet dream by seeing the orange reflect of the sunshine in the garden, like in paradise.

verrrry good hostel. and i did enjoy japanese traditional house.

Really great hostel for atmosphere. Meet loads of people. The bar nights are fun

One would not expect this back-in-a-garden, ancient Japanese house in the middle of Tokyo. From the street one cannot see it, the entrance is through an unimpressive building from the maybe sixties. And yet - whow! The old house has everything an old Japanese house has - thin walls (with wonderful woodwork), stylish tatami rooms with futon (and bunk beds in the dormatory parts), shared washing facilities etc. So do not complain about this - you know where you are going to. Great atmosphere!