★★·Tokyo·8.7
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Located in central Tokyo, &AND HOSTEL ASAKUSA KAPPABASHI offers 2‑star private rooms with air‑conditioning, free Wi‑Fi, and en‑suite bathrooms. Each room features a work desk, flat‑screen TV, and a compact kitchen equipped with refrigerator, microwave, and electric kettle. Guests enjoy a shared lounge, outdoor seating, full‑day security, luggage storage, and easy access to Asakusa, Ueno, and Haneda Airport.
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The location was excellent, the staff were very friendly and spoke English, and the communal kitchen was well equipped. The design was very minimalistic and efficient, but it can feel cramped for older or space‑hungry guests.
Maximilian·2 hari lalu
The hostel is great and well situated in Asakusa – about a 15‑minute walk to Ueno Station, close to Senso‑ji, and a half‑hour walk from Tokyo Skytree. A supermarket (My Basket) is just a few minutes away. The area is quiet. Staff are very friendly and chatty, always ready to help. The shared kitchen at reception is superb, stocked with pots, plates, utensils, glasses, a microwave, a bread toaster oven, a kettle, oil, spices, sauces, instant coffee, tea bags, a fridge, etc. The room also has a small fridge. A shared washer and dryer are available for about 500 yen. The bathroom provides body soap, shampoo, conditioner, a toothbrush, and a small toothpaste. Rooms were quiet but the shared spaces had a lively atmosphere with tables and games. The 5th‑floor room lacked airflow on hot days, so I slept poorly. The AC was noisy and ineffective; it worked better when outside temperatures dropped in the second half of October. We would have liked more towels (only one large and one small per person). The room is very small – bringing more than one large suitcase makes it hard to move. The beds and pillows felt too firm, though that’s subjective.
Jasmina·5 hari lalu
I loved the staff—so sweet and welcoming. The hostel has its own bathroom and sits nicely between two metro stations, close to Senso-ji and Kappabashi Kitchen Street. The room felt a bit small for the price, but that’s just how it is in Tokyo.
Sophie·Seminggu lalu
The location is great, the facilities are clean, and the staff are helpful. I’m not upset, just wish there was a shelf above the sink and a few more hooks in the room and near the shower—those small touches help a lot in Japan’s tight rooms.
David·Seminggu lalu
The staff are fantastic, the rooms are very comfortable, and the spot is perfect for a quiet retreat and for going out (Asakusa is a 10‑minute walk, and Metro G reaches almost every major part of Tokyo).
Andros·Seminggu lalu