Hotel Owl Tokyo Nippori Reviews

Cheap and clean!!! Location near supermarket and kombini. I wish they fixed and clean that laundry room upstairs. The mold is kind of scary

Close to JR Station, but if you want to use the Subway, you have to walk up to 10 minutes. There are no towels and check out is early at 10am. Rooms (we had a shared 4 bed dorm) are clean but cozy, less privacy as expected. Hard matress on the ground. If you want to stay close to JR Nippori station, it's a good choice, but we would stay at another place next time.

I really enjoyed the stay! The location is just perfect, Nanjing Road, The Bund and the old city are very nearby. The room, restrooms and showers were very clean all the time and the service was excellent. Jing was the best guy at the reception, he even surprised me with a little gift when I checked out, appreciate it a lot :) Next time when in Shanghai, I’ll definitely stay at Dayin Hostel again!

They keep an owl pet which people can go touch or take pictures

Good value of money. I stayed 2 nights in the lower deck which I believe is the cheapest available capsule in the hotel. Nice shower, clean and tidy overall with free drink on the lobby floor. I was lucky as no one snored that affected my sleep. One thing I feel inconvenient is if you have lots of luggage. I carried all the valuables with me all the time.

Very nice!

Clean and accessible. The pic is from a restaurant nearby the hotel

The location is convenient, just a 5-minute walk from Nippori Station, and there are many restaurants nearby offering a variety of cuisines! The hostel provides free drinks, and luggage storage is available before and after check-in! The staff are very friendly!

This time I extended my stay for three nights, but changed to a different bed. The experience was the same as the previous three nights. This six-night stay was truly fortunate; my roommates were all very quiet, so I slept very well. Grateful. It was great value for money, and I will definitely stay here again if I come to Tokyo alone next time.

The hotel is very close to Nippori Station, making it convenient to take the train. It's quite clean and hygienic. Most of the guests are Europeans and Americans. The upper bunk has a step instead of a ladder, which is convenient. If you don't want to shower at the hotel, you can go to the nearby public bathhouse, which is very cheap at only 500 yen. I arrived relatively early this time, so they also had luggage storage. There's a restaurant called Qinhuai Pavilion next to the hotel, which is very good.

Owl Inn completed 2 nights stay, mixed room out of bed, at night everyone room guests are self-disciplined, only 1-2 room guests, making noise, but the bed bed itself has a bed board causing the sound, and up and down the stairs will also have a sound, when there is movement to make a sound! Remember to bring your own towel/toothbrush/toothpaste! Slippers are provided, change into the room before entering the shop provides slippers, toilet / shower room each 3, washroom has 4, hair dryer! The lobby has a living room with drinking water/coffee machine for convenience! No deposit required! Unfortunately, check-out at 10am can be postponed until 11am. It depends on the price, cheap hostels are convenient and budget is limited, short stay travelers!

Conveniently located near the station. The dormitory rooms are separated by curtains, but they seem quite old; they creak and groan loudly with just a slight shift in weight. There's no cushioning as it's just a single futon mattress on a wooden board. The elevator seems to be broken, so you have to take the stairs up to the third floor. People with large suitcases have to leave them in front of the reception. The Wi-Fi is unreliable and slow, not very comfortable. Towels, toothbrushes, and other amenities are all extra. Shampoo, body soap, and hair dryers are provided. There's a drink dispenser in the common area with unlimited drinks.

Great location, perfect for sightseeing as it's close to a major station. Starting your Tokyo exploration from here is the easiest place to begin.

There are several convenience stores nearby, making shopping very convenient, and there's also a supermarket very close by. Eating out is difficult unless you go towards Minami-Senju Station or Minowa Station. Famous restaurants include Unagi no Obana, a sakura nabe (cherry blossom hot pot) restaurant (though it's in a different direction from the station), and tempura restaurant Iseya. Both are about a 10-15 minute walk away. Asakusa isn't far, but it's a bit of a trek on foot, although there are rental bicycles available, which are very convenient for those familiar with the area. This area is right in the heart of what used to be known as Sanya. There's a Sanya police box nearby, and you can even walk to the Yoshiwara district, a dream destination for some. Again, it's about a 10-15 minute walk. The room, toilet, and shower were clean and made a good impression. Having a bathtub is the best part. If I had one complaint, it would be that a bidet toilet would make it perfect.