No Borders Hostel — Hotel in Tokyo

I loved staying at this hostel! I originally arranged for one night, then extended to 4 nights total. I felt completely welcomed and cared for by Satoshi and Yuka, and made friends with other hostel guests. The hostel is super clean and the beds are comfortable. If you need to put your luggage somewhere or have a similar problem, the hostel is super accommodating. I loved the kitchen area, which is fully equipped with cookware. The location is central enough that everything is a short walk & train ride away. I really liked the calmness of the area itself. This is the most interactive hostel in which I’ve stayed in Japan, making it my go-to hostel in Tokyo as a solo traveler. Thanks for...

Clean and cozy accommodation with excellent host and hostess who will take good care of you for the length of your stay. Beds are comfy and individual cabins are spacious enough to comfortably wiggle around in bed. Breakfast is prepared in the morning and you are free to join, but you can also prepare something for yourself with the ingredients provided or you can buy your own goods to prepare. Overall a very pleasant place to spend your nights in while visiting Tokyo.

Within walking distance there are 2 bus stations, and a Family Mart(Konbini/Convenience store). The Togashi and Gotanda stations are a little bit of a walk away but...

Really enjoyed my 3-night stay here! The hostel is well-designed with lots of helpful labels. It's quite clean and I found my pod to be comfortable (especially with a table & mirror inside too). Also the mattress/pillow felt really good/supportive. Also the rooms are soundproof so you don't get bothered by noise from the living room. The owner is polite & friendly. Location-wise it's a 10 minute walk to a metro line and a 20 minute walk to the JR Yamanote line, which I...