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"This was a great, budget-friendly place to stay on my first trip to Japan. I will definitely be staying again. Things I loved; close proximity to local transportation, Lawsons in the building, room size was just right and bathroom amenities were so helpful. What I did not like; extremely long waits at the elevator, there’s no microwave in the room and there was dust in the crevice of the headboard. None of my dislikes are deal breakers. I will absolutely be back."

"Value for money good location. Some staffs english was limited but i have no japanese. Would stay again"

"Staff was very friendly and accommodating."

"So much for a small price. Super clean and comfortable. Bathrooms and showers rooms exceeded my expectations. Great solo stay!"

"Clean rooms and attentive staff which helps since i don't know the language well."

"This was my 2nd time at this hotel. I like pretty much everything about this hotel. "

"Love this hotel."

"Good location "

"The most entitled, unaware and rude guests accentuated by the lack of staff onsite! There is no staff onsite, no communication, and no enforcement of any rules. I contacted them multiple times during my stay and was ignored completely. People take phone calls in their beds, don’t use headphones, pack loudly late at night, and ignore any basic sense of shared-space etiquette. There are effectively no quiet hours. Ps. X 26 beds = 26 people talking and doing whatever they want when you are trying to rest. There’s no switch to turn lights on and off, stays on the whole time - Sleeping here is a struggle, even with earplugs. I’ve stayed in countless hostels in Europe, Central and South America and people are considerate and way more polite - after 10pm you enter the room using a flashlight and have to remain quiet. ALL REAL TRAVELERS KNOW THAT THIS IS NOT A HOTEL AND YOU MUST RESPECT OTHERS. Cleanliness and location are fine, but that’s where the positives end. Also worth noting: no kitchen, no water fountain, and fully self-service check-in/out with zero support. If you’re expecting a hostel experience with even minimal structure or consideration, look elsewhere."