Sakura Hostel Asakusa Reviews

The location walk around 10-15min from Asakusa metro station, Easy to travel from Haneda Airport. First 3 nights I stay at mix dorm underground floor, a bit musty smell. The staff quite friendly & helpful. No free towel

Good location However, there was rubbish under the beds, the beds were very thin, and rooms cramped. Bathrooms also not great, shower dripped all night. Unfortunately snoring kept me up most of night, however this is dependent on roommates. Nice to have breakfast in the morning and free use of kitchen. Staff were very kind Not sociable

Dirty room as they did not clean the dust beside thr bed , should have done a vacuum cleaning there is tonf of dust!! B1 floor is damp , You couldnt take a fully breath when slept in B1 floor also not enough socket at the bed even the bedsheet is not coverd you need to cover by yourself In conclusion this is by far tge worst hostel in japan that i ever stayed

Topical capsule Hotel. Nothing special about it. It does the job, even providing lockers. Cleaned in full ever day after the checkout.

Staff friendly, helpful, located in good area, got breakfast, clean

Not my kind of hostel…hot water doesn’t work and resting area very rowdy

Nice hostel. Tourist attractions was nearby

location was so good 😀

This is my second time stay in here. I like the location is near te tample. around this area , you will easy to find the good food . I stay in 2/F 8 bed female room. it is good for the room have a three side window. and next to the lady shower room. I think I will book again for my next time in Tokyo.

I didn't see much of it. So next time, i will pay more attention. The place was though.

good place to stay

Very poor, everything has to be charged. It is understandable that there are no free towels, toothbrushes, etc. Even slippers are charged. These are not because of the price, because I have stayed in a 97-yuan capsule hotel in Japan that has these things. The hotel was renovated from an old building. It has a strange smell and almost no service. You even need to put on the bed sheets and pillowcases yourself.

There is a cafe on the first floor of this youth hostel. Free toast and coffee are provided for breakfast. Many Europeans and Americans stay here.

The room has a smell. The advantage is that it is close to the tourist attraction Sensoji Temple. For people with mysophobia, it is not recommended to stay here