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"Stayed for 1 night at a double room in 802. The room was pretty clean except for the carpet. It was stained, dirty and looks like it has not been deep cleaned in a while. The washroom was clean and had a bidet. Note: there is no TV"

"I have stayed at this hotel for two holidays in Tokyo so they are doing quite a lot well for me to have returned. Positives. Lockers are avalaible in the dormitory style rooms and you dont need to have your own padlock to use them. Bedding is clean and comfortable there are also roller blinds for privacy for all of the sleeping bunks. One set of towels are included with additional sets avaliable to rent at 300 Yen. 10 to 15 minuite walk from Akihabara station and only a few stations away...

"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...

"Very easy to use and convenient location for anyone wanting to go to Skytree or usd the Asakusa line. Only negatives were having all the lights connected to one switch, and finding some receipts and postcards from previous guests under the mattress."

"Exceeded our expectations, which is important to note, as there is no lift, plenty of stairs to haul your luggage up, no luggage storage or forwarding options and an automated check-in process that relies on receiving a code to check-in a day or two before. Knowing and expecting all this beforehand, you can plan accordingly and it’s no problem at all. The room was clean, functional and very comfortable. Rubbish removed daily and fresh towels provided. It’s a great area that is quiet but very...

"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...

"Everythings is fine"

"This is like the sixth-seventh time I used this hotel. It’s a bit of a walk from Ueno Station, but you get a nice, quiet, no-frills hotel that’s pretty cheap. Thanks again for a comfortable stay. "

"Very very nice place and very very nice staff. Just a little comment for cleanliness."

"Great experience "

"Nice room, lots of bed space. Very convenient to H line."