Popular Hostels in Tokyo Chuo Ward

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Citan Hostel

Citan Hostel

4.4/521 Reviews
Tokyo Station/Nihonbashi
We booked the large king room which provided an extremely comfortable stay for two in Tokyo! The hostel is well situated, within a five minute walk from three different metro lines, as well as various convenience and grocery stores and restaurants. The room itself was large and comfortable, although in the winter, the floor hall remained very cold. The space is modern and clean and we only once saw anyone else on our floor. There is noise from outside the building (most notably a bell that chimed at 4:30 pm), but we were able to get excellent sleep. We stayed on the seventh floor, which only had female showers, but it was not a problem to go down one flight for the male showers. The cafe provides delicious breakfast options, from a full breakfast plate to granola or a pastry. They also have decaf, which can be more difficult to find in Tokyo. The downstairs lounge is stylish and comfortable with wonderful drink and snack items (we did not have a full dinner) as well as an excellently curated playlist. Finally, the staff was always polite, helpful, welcoming, and warm! Citan is highly recommended if you do not mind sharing a shower and bathroom with others.
Imano Tokyo Ginza Hostel

Imano Tokyo Ginza Hostel

4.5/5103 Reviews
Tokyo Station/Nihonbashi
Clean n new. 5-8min from 3 different stations. However, felt a bit far due to nothing much to see around and shops closed by 8pm. Staffs could speak well English. Cafe at second floor with water filter. Info was not clear in whole Japan, I walked to nearest pier but cruise not available at that pier at that season!!
9h Nine Hours Ningyocho

9h Nine Hours Ningyocho

4.1/5119 Reviews
Tokyo Station/Nihonbashi
Worst hotel experience ever. The check in was so complicated since we booked through trip.com, so we never received the QR code and/or any reference number for the self check in. As for the amenities, you receive a basket with a pj's and slippers (that you need to wear in the capsule room) and a toothbrush. They should also give some earplugs as their capsule is like sleeping with carboards wall. You ear everything, with people snacking, drinking, snorring. Definitely the worst night of my life. We booked this to experience the capsule, but save your money and book an hotel room. Also, bathroom area was very dirty!
Tokyo Guesthouse Hive

Tokyo Guesthouse Hive

4.1/511 Reviews
Tokyo Station/Nihonbashi
I stayed four nights and it was a nice stay. The perfect choice for my city trip. My Bed was clean as well as the Bathrooms. It is not in Downtown but the location is still good. You have two choices to get into the metro and both station are very close (one entrance is just 35m). There also 2 small 24/7 Supermarkets around the corner. If I go again to Tokio, ill come back.
Obi Hostel

Obi Hostel

4/527 Reviews
Tokyo Station/Nihonbashi
As of June 2023, when I stayed, there was no kitchen to self-cater as you wrote. Moreover, the relaxing space on the first floor is open as a restaurant cafe, so food seems to be not allowed to be brought during the restaurant cafe business hours. Furthermore, you can't bring food to your room. If you are supposed to cut your budget by self-catering or lunch box, we do not recommend staying here (there are Yoshinoya and Matsuya nearby), but if you don't mind the above problems, I think it's the best inn. First of all, rental towels are included for free. And there is a full-fledged gym that guests can use. In addition, the gym can be used 24 hours a day. If you have few outside users in the early morning, you can enjoy training on a rental. If you make full use of various discounts such as discounts for national support and discounts on reservation sites, you can use accommodation ＋ gym at a cheaper price than going to the real gym １ times. If you like to train your body, why not stay there once? The restaurant menu on the first floor has a lot of protein-conscious menus 々.

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