plat hostel keikyu asakusa station — Hotel in Tokyo

&AND HOSTEL ASAKUSA STATION is located less than a 5 minute walk to the Asakusa Tsubuka Express Line Station (Tokyo Metro Tawaramachi Ginza Line station is about 5/8 min walk while Asakusa station servicing other lines such as the Ginza Line and Asakusa line is within a 10/15min walk) as well as many cafes, restaurants and shops.||||Sensoji Temple as well as Nakamise shopping street, Don Quijote and Hanayashiki are within a 10min walk from the hostel. ||||The hostel consists of 3 different rooms types, mixed dormitory, female dormitory and double/single private room. Dormitories start at 2,000Yen a night while Private rooms start at 5,000 Yen a night.||||I had booked on Expedia and got 50% percent off and was staying in the Female Dormitory for 8 nights.||||Floors 3-7 consists of these rooms along with 3 sinks and 4 toilet rooms (2 female & 2 male) as well as a small terrace. The beds are quite spacious and include a ledge for your coat/jacket, a clothes hanger, USB port, outlet, light and AC unit to keep you cool during the night. They also have a QR code that you can scan and see how busy it is in the shower rooms and the lounge.||||The 2nd floor consists of the shower rooms (5), shower/bath combo (1), kitchen area and lounge. All of the shower rooms include Shampoo, conditioner and body wash for free. Guests can use the dishes, sinks, fridge, microwave, kettle, coffee maker as well as the pots and pans provided. As well there is laundry machines available for 500 Yen. Each floor has it's own wifi, making it easier to connect when going from floor to floor. ||||On the main floor there is the reception, lounge and outdoor terrace. The staff is friendly and helpful, which at check-in was very reassuring considering that I had been waiting for my luggage that I had sent for delivery for 3 days with no delivery to be seen in sight. I let them know the number of the previous hostel and asked if they could let me know if my luggage had been dropped off at the other hostel. To my happy surprise the next day when I had come back from being out, my suitcase was waiting there for me. The staff member had gone to my previous hostel and personally picked up the suitcase and brought it back for me. For me this was above and beyond any customer service I had received at any hostel or hotel. It really made the hostel stand out from any other that I had stayed at previously. ||||There is no parking for guests so if you have a rental car, you might want to consider choosing a bigger hotel over this one. The offer luggage storage from 8am for 300Yen, as well they sell a assortment of necessities incase it was the one thing you always forget to pack (Toothbrush, towel, razor,etc..). ||||Check in is 4pm to 11pm, there a 1,000Yen charge for checking in after 11pm. ||||Reception is from 8am to 11pm.||||Overall out of my trips and all the hotels I've stayed in so far in Japan this is my favorite. I would definitely recommend it to anyone coming to Tokyo and want somewhere not only nice to stay but has very friendly and...

&AND HOSTEL ASAKUSA STATION is located less than a 5 minute walk to the Asakusa Tsubuka Express Line Station (Tokyo Metro Tawaramachi Ginza Line station is about 5/8 min walk while Asakusa station servicing other lines such as the Ginza Line and Asakusa line is within a 10/15min walk) as well as many cafes, restaurants and shops.||||Sensoji Temple as well as Nakamise shopping street, Don Quijote and Hanayashiki are within a 10min walk from the hostel. ||||The hostel consists of 3 different rooms types, mixed dormitory, female dormitory and double/single private room. Dormitories start at 2,000Yen a night while Private rooms start at 5,000 Yen a night.||||I had booked on Expedia and got 50% percent off and was staying in the Female Dormitory for 8 nights.||||Floors 3-7 consists of these rooms along with 3 sinks and 4 toilet rooms (2 female & 2 male) as well as a small terrace. The beds are quite spacious and include a ledge for your coat/jacket, a clothes hanger, USB port, outlet, light and AC unit to keep you cool during the night. They also have a QR code that you can scan and see how busy it is in the shower rooms and the lounge.||||The 2nd floor consists of the shower rooms (5), shower/bath combo (1), kitchen area and lounge. All of the shower rooms include Shampoo, conditioner and body wash for free. Guests can use the dishes, sinks, fridge, microwave, kettle, coffee maker as well as the pots and pans provided. As well there is laundry machines available for 500 Yen. Each floor has it's own wifi, making it easier to connect when going from floor to floor. ||||On the main floor there is the reception, lounge and outdoor terrace. The staff is friendly and helpful, which at check-in was very reassuring considering that I had been waiting for my luggage that I had sent for delivery for 3 days with no delivery to be seen in sight. I let them know the number of the previous hostel and asked if they could let me know if my luggage had been dropped off at the other hostel. To my happy surprise the next day when I had come back from being out, my suitcase was waiting there for me. The staff member had gone to my previous hostel and personally picked up the suitcase and brought it back for me. For me this was above and beyond any customer service I had received at any hostel or hotel. It really made the hostel stand out from any other that I had stayed at previously. ||||There is no parking for guests so if you have a rental car, you might want to consider choosing a bigger hotel over this one. The offer luggage storage from 8am for 300Yen, as well they sell a assortment of necessities incase it was the one thing you always forget to pack (Toothbrush, towel, razor,etc..). ||||Check in is 4pm to 11pm, there a 1,000Yen charge for checking in after 11pm. ||||Reception is from 8am to 11pm.||||Overall out of my trips and all the hotels I've stayed in so far in Japan this is my favorite. I would definitely recommend it to anyone coming to Tokyo and want somewhere not only nice to stay but has very friendly and...

Worst hostel ever. No security door lock to entrance dorm room. No slipper, towel. Dirty hallway in mixed dorm room a lot of sand on the floor It's look like to sweep the floor for so long. Only good thing is air-conditioner in the room. Tiny space in mixed dorm there're just tiny space to walk and crowded of luggage can't open luggage in dorm room. There're tiny space outside the room in front of restroom you can open your luggage (not over 2 luggage it's too small space) but becareful to block someone to walk to restroom or elevator. There're only 6 washroom at 2nd floor (2 room for women and 4 room for everyone) nobody use it. I've never queue up to use it. It's not too clean but acceptable. Bed in mixed dorm that I get (the upper bed) it's too small and uncomfortable because there're a box above my head (like in the picture). Rude receptionist he's so rude when I arrived about 11.30 P.M. he was hanging out with a lot of guest in the common area at first floor and he told us reception close if I want to check in have to pay 2000yen per person he already sent an e-mail before to me. I did't get an e-mail about check in time but I only get an email that I request hotel about the room. Finally he found out he forgot to send an e-mail to me but he told that we have to pay 2000yen for check in or go to find somewhere else to stay. And finally he found some annoucement from hotel in Agoda website that late check in after 11 P.M. have to pay 1000yen person. Okay it was my fault to not read carefully so I have to pay 1000yen to stay there because I'd paid everything to agoda before come to Japan I have no choice. Before I booked Plat hostel Asakusa I stayed at Plat hostel haneda for 1 one and everything perfect there're the check in machine so you don't have to pay additonal if you're late and they also prepare slipper towel for everyone (no charge) and also have a key card to go inside the room. So I decided to stay at Plat hostel in Asakusa branch and I found out the Plat hostel Asakusa is the worst...