Hotel Prele Reviews

This is the worst hotel I've stayed in Tokyo.The bed sheets were very thin and felt like they had not been changed. There were long hairs and small black particles on the bed.And I got a rash after sleeping for a day. Each room only has a toilet but no shower room. If you want to take a shower, you need to go to the fifth floor. There is no elevator to the fifth floor. You need to walk from the fourth floor to the fifth floor.It's far from the subway station. I will never live here again.

Everything is good for me and Room for me I like

Its hard to go up on a bunk bed becausw of the placement of the stairs. No free towels provided. But ypu can purchase amenities at there reception. Walking around 12 mins on foot from the sta. Made me tired

If you're a non smoker, and not carry anything valuable larger than a phone, this place is great. It's really well laid out, clean, and comfortable. However, the lockers provided are so tiny you can't fit the valuable things you have that you don't want to carry around, like a laptop or gaming console. If you're a smoker, there really isn't anywhere to smoke, the owner pointed me I the direction of a park, but there isn't a smoking area there, I checked the map and the nearest smoking area is 2 blocks away. If they think there's a nearer one, then perhaps they should draw a map to it. Other than those two things, it's a great place to stay.

A pretty decent hostel, quite far away from everything but Asakusa is a nice quiet area. However most of the staff were pretty unhelpful - if you need anything done in regards to your booking via Trip then do it through the app as they are unable to do anything (change dates, rooms etc). Lost out on my cancellation fee because of a staff error that they couldn’t rectify.

I recommended this hotel for solo traveller, one problem I faced when I was staying is that locker is too small I could not keep my laptop.

Good clean and helpful the location is good the good thing is staff is nice helpful

Really nice place. Very clean, specially toilets for being a shared room, which are usually not that clean in other hotels I have been. Staff was very kind and the location is great, about a 10 min walk from Asakusa, which makes it very convenient but quiet. Totally recommend it.

They do cleaning everyday, really friendly stuff and nice people. Toilets and showers clean. I would recommend staying there.

Located middle of different subway lines, a bit remote but quiet location👌🏻 Place are clean and new Better bring your own mirror for makeups, while the largest mirror was with the sink

You get what you pay for, I guess :) It is quite cramped, and it is not comfortable to get ready in the morning, as the bathroom/vanity area is in the same room without proper seperation.

Very cheap with all basic equipment. But that is all you get for the price.

My third time staying in a hostel but this one was my worst experience. I’m shocked that no hairdryer is provided, we need to borrow it at the counter and return it immediately after every use. The amenities are very basic, only shampoo and body wash, not even a proper conditioner. Bed and pillow are very thin. They also charge a fee of 1000 yen if we want to keep our luggage at the hostel after checking out. I’m quite shocked and I’m not sure if other hostels in Tokyo are like this. The only good thing about this hostel is they have a lift so I don’t need to carry my luggage all the way to the 4th floor.

Clean, easy, cheap. Good facilities. Can't complain. Close to the SkyTree and the Salt&Tobbaco museum. :)