Sophiearth Hostel Tokyo

The location is excellent, very quiet. The staff is friendly, they will tell you everything and help + a lot of information about the city and transport at the information / registration desk The rooms are warm

B&B, Higashi-Shinjuku. Although there is a subway station, it is inconvenient for shopping and traveling. You have to transfer, which costs 180 yuan per ticket. The room was reasonably clean. The downside is that no one comes to clean it for several days. The men's dormitory and the women's dormitory are right next door. The sound of walking on the floor upstairs can be heard downstairs, and the sound insulation is not very good.

The room was too stuffy and smelly; the environment was not good, it was the worst in Japan. Just because it is close to Shinjuku, it is recommended that you sleep well when traveling, otherwise you will be very tired, and the soundproofing of the room is poor. I was woken up by the Indians next door talking at 5 o'clock, so it is not recommended.

It was my first time to stay in a hostel in Shinjuku, and I found that the quality was really bad, the room was very small, the hotel facilities were poor, and there were mosquitoes. The price of this hotel is still the most expensive I have stayed in Tokyo. It’s better to stay in a hotel from now on.

Location is very good

Very close to Shinjuku on foot and very nice.

We stayed in this hotel for 5 nights. Very well located 10 minutes walk from Shinjuku and 2 minutes from a metro line. Functional hot water, everything was very clean, the bed comfortable and the room is completely dark with the shutters closed which is perfect in the land of the rising sun. I recommend.