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"Overall, the hostel isn't bad. However, it was inconvenient that I was staying on the 2nd or 3rd floor, but the showers, kitchen, and common area were all on the -1 floor. Also, the location was in an area where people were constantly drinking and partying until morning. It was quiet, but it was a fact that there were many drunk people in the area in the morning, just like at night. What also made me uncomfortable as a woman was that about 90% of the guests in the hostel were men. And it constantly smelled of men's feet 🥲… but I liked everything else about the hostel. The only unpleasant incident was when I left a lot of groceries in the common fridge, and the next morning, I found nothing… only wrappers and packaging in the trash can… After that, I was really afraid to leave any of my belongings there. It was about a 10-14 minute walk to the metro."

"I absolutely loved this hostel and highly recommend it! It's very quiet, and even with 12 beds in one room, everyone was considerate, so I slept really well. The blackout curtains were great, letting me sleep in naturally. The washroom area was also very clean. The price is incredibly affordable, making it perfect for solo travelers. I stayed for two nights and truly enjoyed it here. There's free coffee and a lounge on the second floor. You can see the Skytree from a short walk down the street, and it's only about a 10-minute walk to Senso-ji Temple. Right across the road, there's a Uniqlo, MUJI, and a drugstore, making shopping super convenient. I'm not sponsored, just genuinely recommending this place!"

"This hostel is really great! Even though it's a shared dorm, you still get a good sense of privacy. The showers are plentiful and super clean. They also have a washer and dryer (only 300 yen combined!). The elevator is a huge plus! There's a fridge for your food and a microwave available. Around the hostel, there are restaurants, cafes, and convenience stores open all the time. It's super close to Meguro Station, making travel incredibly convenient. They provide hair dryers too. Fresh towels are given daily. The staff here are incredibly lovely. I stayed from April 22-28. It seemed my slippers were collected on the morning of April 24th, and I happened to bump into a male staff member. I asked for a new pair, and he immediately brought them to me. So sweet! I wish the check-out time could be extended a bit. 10 AM is a little early; I'd love it if it could be 11:30 AM or even 12:00 PM."

"I absolutely loved this place! It has a great sense of comfort, It was great to come back here every night. It's super close to a lot of stations, easy to go anywhere. So many amenities, the do-it-yourself drinks at night are awesome!!! Lots of options. Massage chairs as well, ice cream! Machine to take out the smell from the shoe! Everyone working there is super sweet (althought I really would prefer all the staff was female as well - there's a lot of male staff). The only other complaints are that everything is plastic and paper cups, so much garbage!!! They could really make it a system of use and clean it yourself for the plates. The elevator can be veeeeryyyyy slow-its only one. And there's no shoehorn!!! So many amenities but no shoehorn which makes it kind of crowded at the entrance sometimes for putting the shoes on."

"The hot spring was very comfortable, and there were instructions in Chinese, which made everything very convenient. After soaking in the hot spring, the hotel offered free ice cream if you felt hot."

"I booked a single cabin and everything was great. Especially its location right in front of the subway station, which makes it super accessible. Considering it's a capsule (especially for the price), it's hard to find a better place. The downsides are that the showers are on the 6th floor, so you always have to take the elevator to shower, and the washing machine (300 yen), dryer (100 yen for 30 minutes), and powder detergent (100 yen from the vending machine) all cost extra. Also, the room entrance is a curtain, and the partitions between rooms are plywood, so you can hear everything from the neighboring rooms. (Everyone is generally considerate, but seriously, don't expect any soundproofing.) For your information, the amenities provided at check-in include earplugs, a disposable toothbrush, toothpaste, a face towel, and a bath towel. Towels are stacked at the entrance to the 6th-floor shower room, similar to Korean saunas or jjimjilbangs, so you can change them daily. In conclusion, it's a highly recommended accommodation due to its excellent value for money. I'll definitely consider staying here again if the price is right next time."

"We checked in around 11 PM, and staff were still available, making the process quick and smooth. The lobby offered comics and other entertainment. Free breakfast was also served from 5 AM to 10 AM. While some noise is unavoidable, light sleepers can use the provided earplugs. For me, someone who falls asleep the moment my head hits the pillow, it wasn't an issue at all. The bathrooms were spotless and fully equipped. You could arrive with absolutely nothing and be perfectly fine."

"We stayed at Cafe OUR OUR hostel for 4 nights. Apart from the usual girls chatting away until past 11, the hostel itself was wonderful. They have free towels for showers with cotton buds and hairdryers with an additional onsen hot tub type room! They had toothbrushes, earbuds, body towels and hairbrushes for you outside the room to take. Checking in and out was easy, however it was sometimes difficult to find a member of staff without wondering throughout the whole hostel due to their working on the 1st or 2nd floor at different times. The lights are consistently on in the all female dorm, but this doesn’t affect your sleep as your cubby hole with the pull down blind makes it very cosy and dark enough. The chill our lounge is outside the all female dorm and is open until 11pm. If you return to the hostel after 11pm, the entrance area has a buzz in code where a member of staff can let you in. This hostel is close to the Asakusabashi (8-10 minute walk) or close to Kuramae station and square cafe (15 minute walk)."

"My stay was good. The location though surrounded by bars which was one of my concerns during the night one of the cons of staying due to being a solo female traveler. But despite that it was street were well lit so it wasn’t too horrible walking back to the hotel. But I would still be mindful about the hours as I’m not someone who stays out late into the night. It’s was a good location close to lost of convenience stores, Starbucks other coffee shops and eating places and shopping places. The stations were close by about five to six minutes walking so getting around was easy. It was clean and they replaced towels everyday if you’re saying multiple nights (which I did). Another thing if you’re planning to stay be sure to have your day planned out starting early. They close the bathroom and sleeping facilities to clean from 11 til 3pm so you have to move early to start your day. But if you plan to stay in for a bit then the lounge is available and there is a vending machine though it is limited to drinks and amenities and uses physical card and physical IC card. But the convenience stores are close by so you can pop out to get something to eat and come back or head to the parks that are near by. But overall my stay was fine the location was good for me and it was affordable too."

"This was my first time staying at this capsule hotel, but it was more comfortable than any other I've stayed at. I can understand why the price range is a little higher. In addition to the amenities and cleanliness, it also has a bath, so I feel like I was able to relieve the fatigue of work. One thing is that the location in Akasaka is a little inconvenient, but other than that I have no complaints. It provided a comfortable stay that I would like to use again in the future!"