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"This is my first time visiting Tokyo and Juyoh was my first hotel/hostel stay. What a great first impression of Japanese hospitality. Juyoh is located in Taito City, which is a charming and quieter area north of Ginza. The room is modestly sized with a tatami style sleeping mat and cushion, which is quite comfortable for people who are minimalists, a sleeping style called "shikibuton." There is no TV. Only a floor desk. The bathroom is shared but is very clean. There are showers and toilets on...

"Great location, comfortable bed. It is cramped, but it’s a hostel after all. I’d stay again if I return to Tokyo. I needed assistance checking in and was not able to reach a staff member at the phone number provided. Fortunately one of the travelers in our group figured out a solution. I was disappointed in the lack of customer service."

"By far the best hostel in the downtown area of Tokyo. Very clean and respectful environment yet there are events and areas that encourage socialization. "

"一階に共有スペースがありますが、週末夜、深夜まで酒盛りをする客がうるさかったです。2階のドミトリーまで声が聞こえました。11時以降、スタッフがフロントにいなくなるので飲酒禁止にして欲しいです。"

"The people staffing the front desk and Café area were consistently nice and accommodating."

"I just want to thank you ∧ hostel -kihabara in special Mana, she’s absolutely very professional, friendly, spoke English very well that made my first trip to Japan Unforgettable. Thank you for the team and woul definitely go back and encourage people and my friends, do not hesitate make a reservation. You will be look after, not as a number but considerate and respectful manner. "

"I loved A16. It is an ideal spot to start a trip to Tokyo. It was very easy to get to, coming from Narita Airport and there are LOTS of good, cheap dining options within a very short walk. While not necessarily the closest place to tourist spots, it is very close to Asakusa-bashi train station, making it very easy to get around Tokyo. The surrounding area is foot traffic friendly and there's plenty to see, (the entire suburb is sprinkled with bead/ jewellery making supply shops which was a...

"cool hostel, the workers are really great, helpful and nice. The shower room smells a bit moldy, so just keep that in mind. They do have a nice kitchen area with a tv, if u just need a place to crash its okay. my pillowcase was not clean thank god i had brought my own. Had to pay 200 yen for a towel. All in all okay hostel"

"I loved staying here during my trip to Tokyo. Is right next to the station so it’s suuuper convenient. Place was clean, common area was tidy and cute as well. Would definitely recommend and will be coming back if i ever go back to Japan. :) "

"We stayed in a 2-bed room for 10 nights. You should expect the bathroom to be small, but it has everything we needed. The hotel has a common area kitchen, which we didn't use much, but also the room itself had a little fridge and a table. There is a laundromat literally across the street if you need to do laundry. The staff was SO nice the entire time!!! We really enjoyed our stay here while in Japan!"

"Literally avoid this hotel at all costs. There was literal blood in the showers, most of the guests were American and of course, they're very loud obnoxious and selfish. In the capsule room they were walkinf with shoes on, speakinf loudly at 7am and so on. I feel bad for the manager working because she did her best but what can you do with selfish tourists?"

"Very cool hostel! Has a chic coffee shop and clothing shop downstairs, host was extremely nice and made sure that people were comfortable, right next to Keisei Takasago station for easy commute. I had a great time talking and hanging out with host and fellow hostelmates, will be coming back!"