The location was easily reached from Shibuya station, you can either choose to walk around 15 mins or take a bus for 2 bus stops. There is also a subway station on another line that is near the property too. The Wifi provided in the location was good too, no issues when using it. The staff was also helpful with assisting me with filling up the form for luggage delivery, which can then be sent through the nearby Family Mart, but do take note not to do it too last minute.

The space can be a little small, but it was not an issue for me as I was travelling alone. Just a small thing for others to be aware of.

I stayed here for a week and would recommend the place! Great location, the bed was very comfortable, everything was super clean, there was a USB plug next to bed and a locker that you could lock with a key (it fitted my backpack). I stayed in a mixed room on the 4th floor, but the beds are located pretty well in different corners, so it doesn't even feel like it's a massive 28 person room.

It was pretty cold inside the bathrooms and the showers, could be because it's winter. Also some people would talk pretty loudly at night, even though all in all the room was pretty quiet and I could sleep well most of the nights. I'd still recommend earplugs.

Google Maps is essential for traveling in Japan! This hostel is in a very convenient location in Japan. I traveled alone, and this was a good environment. There were no issues with the shared bathroom. The area provides easy access to the Hachiko Memorial Statue, Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden, Meiji Jingu Shrine, Shibuya Sky, Shibuya Crossing, Milky Way Cafe, convenience stores, and more. In addition, I was able to visit TeamLAB planets, Tokyo Skytree, Takeshita Street, Tokyo station, and karaoke! I took the bus and trains, but using Google Maps was easy! I just matched the bus number on the left side of the road and pressed the "stop" button when I wanted to get off the bus. I only used public transportation because it was unnecessary to use anything else! Lastly, this hostel is for individuals who wish to travel most of the day and need somewhere to rest at night. I also initially used coin lockers from the train stations to store my luggage before reaching the hostel. There is baggage storage available, though. Interesting perks about the accommodation: - Stairs to bunkbed (rather than typical ladders found in capsule hotels) - Reasonable Check-In and Check-Out time - Friendly Staff - Plenty of storage area for bags - Good privacy - Common lounge - Easy check-out - Lock and Key to store valuables in bed area

There was a little noise because a window was open, but I could have closed it if necessary. Since every bed was so close, I found it challenging not to disturb others because of the accommodation's layout. Overall, I would highly recommend this accommodation. I would stay here again! I also liked the atmosphere of the shared lounge on the first floor; it was very relaxing!

The whole building is really comfortable, you have everything close and practical. The location is close to Shibuya station and there are tons of combinis around for quick and yummy food. The staff is amazing, always ready to help, shout out to German who gave me great tips on how to go around nice anime stores and places, he's great! 😄 Beds are comfortable, you have curtains for privacy and sockets to charge your electronics. The showers are great too, they all have shampoo, conditioner and shower gel! Definitely good for travelers who can't take too much stuff inside baggage like me. 10/10 super recommend this hostel, will definitely stay here again when I come back.

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Walking distance to Shibuya

Can be noisy at times, lots of young travellers

I loved staying at Wise owl hostel! I even extended my stay and came back for my last day in Tokyo. All the receptionists were super helpful and friendly especially German! The location is great, close to Shibuya station/ crossing, there are supermarkets close and and all kinds of restaurants and stores. The price was good considering how amazing the facilities are, beds are comfortable, bathrooms and showers well equipped with shampoo, conditioner and shower gel (something I don't see often in hostels). 10/10 Will come back when I'm traveling around Japan again!!

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This is my second time staying here. The location is awesome. It’s an easy walk into the hustle and bustle, with amazing restaurants, shops and the famous Shibuya Crossing. Internet worked really well. Great facilities at your bunk, including USB charger, light and locker for valuables. Staff were super friendly and helpful.

The room was pretty tight. We struggled to get our suitcases in. My friend slept with hers in her bed. But if you’re not fussy or short trip, wouldn’t be too much of an issue.

Really enjoyed my stay here and would definitely stay again if I come back to Tokyo! Felt very safe as a solo traveler, facilities were clean and room was comfortable. A lawsons right across the road for any late night snacks! There was a little changing room with sink inside the dorm room that was super handy also.

It's about a 15min walk from Shibuya which was fine for me powerwalking to and from the station and shops, but keep in mind if you have lots/heavy luggage or mobility issues

I stayed for a week and absolutely loved it here!! Great staff, quiet room, big showers, big room, comfortable bed, amazing air conditioning in summer!! I would stay here again in a heartbeat.

The only thing would be they only give you 1 towel. But this didn’t bother me, as there’s lots of space in the room to dry. Also I stayed in a 6 bed dormitory which was a great size, the twin rooms looked very small.

It felt sociable but not in a forced way. The staff were lovely and helpful and always around. The showers were great with good privacy and soap provided. Access was easy no matter the hour.

In the female only room there were a lot of things left behind by previous people staying, for example toiletries, umbrellas etc. Some of it was definitely useful and worth keeping but it might be good to have a sign that says it’s free for use because at first we all thought it was someone else’s stuff.