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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...

"Amazing place, Tak is a very good. Just please be respectful and mindful! The place has really homey feel to which is great and since the lobby is just the living you get to talk with the other guest a lot. If you travel alone this is the spot "

"This was perfect for my first night."

"道が分かりにくくてコンビニが遠かった。でも夜はとても静かでぐっすり眠れた。"

"With their creaky floors and thin walls, it was really difficult keep to their rules about not making noise at night. There must have been some sort of air con that ran throughout the whole apartment that made me cold during the nights. The friend whom I met while staying here and I found that the rooms were smaller than we imagined. The beds weren’t too bad but if you’re taller than 5’10 you should consider elsewhere. I have found that the coin laundry machines are so weak when drying it often...

"My 2 nights stay was terrible because I had a very big quarrel with another guest; was allotted a bed in the female room by a woman named Nana;the first night was fine but on the second night, came back from late night work, was tired and I just needed a good night sleep but as I went to my allotted bed,a Chinese guest came in and started shouting and screaming loudly at me,saying that was her bed;there was no staff member to solve the issue; had the worst experience in my entire life"

"Awesome!!! Staff was great and location is within walking distance from the train station and supermarket!!!!!"

"Good value. Hostels like this one are perfect for setting up a "base" when you do Tokyo AND other areas of Japan. Check the commute times with your district of interests, as this isn't Shinjuku. Everything worked out fine (100 yen to use the shower, 100 yens to use the laundromat)"