Walking distance from Haneda Airport. A very convenient location, especially getting in late after a long international flight. It was comfortable, clean and had everything you needed to get a good night’s rest.

No place to lounge around and relax other than the dining area but not really an issue for a short stay which seems to be the main purpose of the hostel. There was however a nice rooftop area and a nook to read/use devices on located on the second floor

Perfect place to stay if you need to stay somewhere close to the airport. I stayed here for one night because I had a 1:00 am flight into Haneda. The Uber taxi cost me about 1,400 yen to get here. There’s a machine to self-check-in which gives you a key and tells you your bed number. It seemed the majority of people staying here also had late night flights and needed a place to crash for the night. Beds were comfortable. WiFi was good. Toilets and showers were also clean. There’s a convenience store right in front of the hostel in case you need something for late night. Late check-out is also possible for a fee.

The staff were really helpful in helping me with my check-in in 2 days and I did really appreciate that.

The draining hole in the shower room was also full with fallen hair, which was a bit uncomfortable from the perspective of a guest. I know it is difficult to keep the toilet and shower rooms clean all the time with so many people using them. But I used to see a hostel in Osaka having their guests with collecting fallen hair and wiping out water spread all around the sink. Another thing is that the toilet rooms are a bit lack of consideration for women when there were no small trash bins so that they can throw away their sanitary napkin trash.

Location is great. There is a Family Mart across the street and nearest station is 10 minutes walk away. Staff is friendly and speak English. We arrived early and were able to leave our luggage for a small fee (200 yen each bag if I'm remembering correctly) before check-in. Stayed 1 night to go to Haneda airport the next morning. Checkout is easy with self check-in/checkout machine.

This was my first time staying at a hostel. I thought rooms could have been cleaner but I'm not sure if I'm expecting too much. Bedding, bathrooms, and shower area are clean. However I did think floors and other things look liked they should be cleaned. I found what looked like a piece of a potato chip near the bed.

Perfect location! 5 minutes to get to terminal 3 from the train station and 5 minutes walking to the station. There are restaurants, laundry place and a 7 eleven by it. Very modern and a lot of room for luggage. Nice showers, bathroom and kitchen. They give you free towels, free sandals and the bed is equipped with a tiny light you can carry with you.

The mattresses are very thin. You need your key at all the time, if your forget it when you go to the restroom in the middle of the night you can’t go back to the room. Ppl were noisy when leaving at different times during the night.

I missed my flight so found this affordable hostel near the airport. Only a 8 min bus ride. Very clean hostel & quiet. Amazing facilities such as washroom for ladies / men separate. Great rooftop for sunsets. Family mart right across the road, station literally right around the corner

Would only recommend for very short stays as city is far. I didn’t find the bed comfortable but i was only staying for 1 night. I couldn’t figure out how to put the code in for the side door but luckily someone opened the door

Not far from Haneda airport. Around 1500 JPY with taxi(in case you missed the last train). Highly recommend if your flight is late night because you can check in (also chek out) anytime with automated machine (my flight was 4 hr. delayed because of storm so i have to checked in at 3 AM). Nearby train station is within walkable range.

Like any other hotel around an airport ,its kinda expensive compare to other hostel. Hallway is abit small so its may inconvenience if you carrying large luggage. No designated storage area inside the room so you have to find your own free space(if there are) and drop your luggage there but thats fine for me because the bed was large enough for me and my 65 liter backpack.

Clean and modern hostel with all your basic amenities for a quick night/layover in Tokyo. Dorm beds are spacious with a night light, privacy curtain, under bed storage, and type A and USB-A outlet. Dorms are broken up into rooms of about 10 beds each, and each room has key card for security. Rooms are small but spacious enough to store your luggage upright to the sides/corners. Showers and toilets on each floor and amenities include shampoo, conditioner, body wash, hairdryer, body towel, and slippers. All other toiletries are available for purchase. Check in and out is quick and simple via check in counter or automated multilingual kiosk. Staff are friendly and speak basic English. Small kitchen stocked with stove, water kettle, microwave, and some basic kitchenware.

Internet was spotty and I could not connect on my laptop, only my phone for some reason. Hostel is a short walk from stop on the Keikyu subway line, but a bit of an inconvenient path (lots of side streets without well paved sidewalks) if you have large luggage/multiple suitcases. Beds were quite hard.

It's perfect that passenger can check-in by the self-service check-in machine when getting there in the middle of the night.

Some passengers didn't realize the bed number is shown on the receipt too, so they slept the wrong bed. This situation makes me feel uncomfortable, especially when I arrived in the middle of the night and found someone sleeping in my bed and I have to wake her up to communicate… By the way, the air-conditioning didn't turn on, it makes the air in the room is quite stuffy that night.

The hostel is at a walkable distance to Haneda airport. I had an early flight so I walked over in the morning, it's doable in around 30 minutes plus you have a scenic view and a torii gate to pass through. The hostel has the smell of a new building. Everything is modern and clean. The dorm is spacious enough to reorganise luggage. They have a roof too, if you want to chill upstairs. I had mixed feelings about the noise, but could sleep perfectly. The staff is very friendly and helpful. They speak English too, if you don't speak Japanese.

I had to wait some time for the shower water to warm up.