Base Inn Komagome Tokyo

The price is low, so expectations were low, but that was surpassed. The only complaint is that the smell of shoes fills the room. Otherwise, no issues.

Kouki·Hace un mes

The hostel is great—definitely a value‑for‑money spot. It’s a 5‑minute walk from Komagome station on the Yakamote line, so all tourist sites are close. The cleanliness isn’t perfect, but I think it’s worth the price. There’s also a place to eat and cook. The cleaning could have been better.

Vedat·Hace un mes

I checked in on the first day and it was fine no matter what time I left. There might have been a bathroom voyeur incident.

Katsuyuki·Hace un mes

The experience matched what I had at Base Inn Tabata, and there were even fewer people per room.

Intui·Hace 2 meses

“コスパ良し、他は薄目で見れば良し”

The location is great—you just go straight down Azalea Street from Komagome East Exit, and you’ll find small Maruetsu, Lawson, and a coin laundry along the way. The coin laundry gives a 200‑yen discount after 21:00, so it’s worth going then. The top floor of a mixed‑use building offers a nice view. There’s a microwave, a pod, and a sink, but no stove. The hotel itself is tight. Inside the capsule, there’s a shelf for luggage, but the upper shelf creaks when you turn over, which feels unsettling. I suspect the noise is louder for people on the upper shelf. The facilities are on the borderline between clean and dirty; I didn’t see any bugs, but even if there were, it wouldn’t feel out of place. That’s why I don’t complain about the price. Also, the basement is a karaoke snack bar, so the guests’ off‑key singing can reach the fifth floor—earplugs might be necessary.

Haruna·Hace 2 meses