Plat Hostel Keikyu Asakusa Station

In Japan for half a month, from Kyushu, Kansai to Kanto, this is the worst hostel I’ve stayed in. When I checked in, I asked the front desk if I could have a bottom bunk because I have a knee injury. They said there were no available spots, but when I got to my room, I found the bunk below me was empty the whole time, with someone only moving in a day later. I had to endure the pain and struggle to climb up and down for five nights. The bunk space is cramped, with the upper bunk significantly smaller than the lower one, making it easy to bump your head when getting up. It feels very oppressive. The ventilation system is poor, the room smells bad, and the Wi-Fi is extremely slow – basically unusable. I had to rely on my mobile data even indoors. The room is also narrow, and combined with messy roommates who cluttered the aisle with their belongings, this has been my most disgusting experience in Tokyo.

Hostel is at very location, easy accessibility to metros. The space is very tight. Almost everything is chargeable here. Getting time for laundry is very difficult as they have only 2 of them.

It was a great stay and perfect location!!! Super cozy and comfortable

The location is super convenient, very close to the tourist spot. The environment is great, I got a really nice sleep. The hygine here is good as well. (BTW The shampoo is really good lol)

Normal hotel. Not a bad location, clean, good capsule, polite staff, you can leave your things before check-in. Cons: the shower is located on another floor, the temperature and water pressure are not always stable. Towel and slippers for an additional fee. No drinking water, only from the tap.

The bed is really small and it’s a bit hard to move around but guess you’re only going to sleep there so it’ll do the job. I find this place convenient since it’s nearby the station and the Sensoji temple. Staff is helpful and easy to talk to.