Guest House Tokyo Samurai

The location is really good, and your cabin is perfectly . However, the room itself is often disorganized. It’s evident that people are living there, as there is a lot of stuff scattered around all the time. The bathroom was a mixed bag: the shower was clean, but the toilet was dirty throughout our five-day stay. There was also a long line of shoes at the entrance to the room. On the positive side, the fifth floor is clean, organized, and nice. Unfortunately, the terrace did not meet expectations based on the photos. The washing machine worked well, but the dryer was not effective. In conclusion, while the common areas were terrible, you at least have a clean bed.

If I had to find a complaint for this hostel it's that there's just too many people in a room, and it's more of a capsule hotel then a hostel. The difference is that the people staying here aren't necessarily interested in the backpacker hostel socializing. With that said, it was acceptable and I would stay again. The front desk has very rigid hours and rules, but they are very nice and pleasant to talk to. They've obviously delt with lots of bad guests because they make the house rules very clear. I found the bed to be far too hot, which turned out to be because they turned off the Air Conditioning! It was cold enough outside at night to cool down the room, but it was extremely loud and there were soo many people in the very long narrow room that the guests by the windows would just immediately close them when they were cold, while the people in the back were still fairly hot.