Question 1

What's the best hostel near Asakusa?

Accepted Answer

If you're looking for the best hostels in Asakusa, our travelers' independent reviews can help you choose the most popular places to stay. We recommend considering the Superb Quality Hostel K S House Tokyo Oasis with a rating score of 9.5 and an average bed price of £22 as one of the best hostels in Asakusa for 2025.

Question 2

How much is a backpacker's hostel near Asakusa per night?

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Based on average prices of Hostels near Asakusa, you can expect to pay around £22 per night during non peak periods to stay in hostels nearby. (Average prices taken from sample hostel nightly costs in Asakusa 2025 - Prices are subject to change)

Question 3

What is the cheapest hostel near Asakusa tonight?

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If you're looking for the cheapest Hostels near Asakusa, then you could balance affordability with popularity by considering the  Grids Tokyo Ueno Hotel & Hostel  tonight. With rates starting from €14.06 per night this ranks it amongst our lowest rates from our best hostels near Asakusa. This means while other hostels near Asakusa may come in lower in price, Grids Tokyo Ueno Hotel & Hostel is the best balance between value and reviews. (Rates are subject to change depending on accommodation choice)

Question 4

Do hostels in Tokyo offer private rooms?

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Yes! Many Tokyo hostels have private rooms in addition to dorms—great if you want a little quiet.

Question 5

Can I find capsule-style hostels on Hostelworld?

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Absolutely. Use the filters to explore capsule options in popular areas like Akihabara or Ueno.

Question 6

What’s Tokyo like for food lovers?

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Heaven. Try budget ramen joints, sushi bars, 7-Eleven snacks, and don’t miss Tsukiji Outer Market. Hostel staff can recommend hidden gems.

Question 7

How do I get around Tokyo easily?

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Grab a Suica or Pasmo card, and use the JR Yamanote Line to circle through main areas. Most hostels are close to metro stations.

Question 8

Is Tokyo safe for solo travel?

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Yes—one of the safest big cities worldwide. Hostels are secure and well-staffed, and solo travel is common.

Question 9

Are there other accommodation types on Hostelworld?

Accepted Answer

Yes—check our Hotels in Tokyo or B&Bs in Tokyo pages for alternatives.

Question 10

What’s the best time to visit Tokyo?

Accepted Answer

Spring (March–May) for cherry blossoms, or autumn (September–November) for cool weather and colourful leaves.

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