Hostel holiday rentals in Bunkyō-ku

茶室カプセル/赤坂見附駅徒歩1分/Enso Tokyo Akasaka

This is the most recommended room in the hotel, which is a capsule hotel rebuilt in the spirit of a tea room. The ceiling height is about 2 m, and you can change clothes and work on a PC in the capsule. If you book for 2 or more people, we will secure rooms as close as possible, such as next to each other or in front of each other. Couples and friends can also use it. 1-minute walk to Akasaka Mitsuke Station. There are many restaurants nearby. It is perfect for sightseeing within 10 minutes by train to Shinjuku, Shibuya, and Ginza. Self check-in, free wifi, and individual lockers are available. You can also have light meals and drinks or work in the shared lounge. The table is powered. We provide a water server and coffee and tea bags, so please feel free to use them.

[HAOSTAY OTSUKA205] 7 minutes from Tokyo-Otsuka Station and 5 minutes from Shin-Otsuka Station | Spacious single room with excellent access

★ Double room with 1 double bed ★ Shared toilet and shower room ★ Shared coin laundry ★ 6-minute walk to Otsuka station on the Tokyo Yamanote line/Toden Arakawa line, 5-minute walk to Shin-Otsuka station on the Marunouchi line ★ This is a hostel-type inn with excellent access and the highest convenience ★ 3 minutes to Ikebukuro, 11 minutes to Shinjuku Station, 14 minutes to Ueno Station, 17 minutes to Harajuku Station, 20 minutes to Shibuya Station by train ★ Restaurants, bars, and fast food restaurants around Otsuka Station ★ Convenience store 2-minute walk, supermarket, pharmacy 5-minute walk

Mixed Dorm Bed | Backpacker-Friendly | Nui. Hostel

A shared dormitory room suitable for budget-minded travelers who enjoy a social hostel atmosphere. Each bed is equipped with a privacy curtain, reading light and power outlet, offering personal comfort within a shared space. Showers and toilets are shared and located on each floor. Guests can use free Wi-Fi, the communal kitchen, laundry facilities, and the lounge & bar on the ground floor. Located near Asakusa and major subway lines, this dorm is ideal for solo travelers or backpackers.

6-person room with private shower room

Ryogoku keeps its traditional downtown vibe. This is a "co-living hotel" where you can stay, work, and socialize while soaking in the area's unique culture. The room has a capacity of 6 people with 3 bunk beds. Recommended for a family or a group of friends traveling together! 【COGO RYOGOKU Features】 ★ Perfect base for city exploration, offering local experiences. ★Relaxing space: Footbath and spacious lounge to refresh your body after a long day of exploring the city!

2 min to Asakusa Sta/1 Mixed cabin/WIFI Free

≪Resol Postel Tokyo Asakusa ≫ ○ One of Japan's best popular areas which full of foreigner tourists and visitors to Japan ○ Easy access to various parts of Tokyo such as Sensoji Temple and Tokyo Sky Tree ○ You can use the living lobby on the 2nd floo for various purposes, such as planning a trip with friends and communicating with the travelers you met there. ○ Each cabin is locked for each area, so it can be reserved for groups, families, girls, etc.

Standard Family Room (breakfast included)

●CASHLESS PAYMENT ONLY We do not accept cash, including the restaurants. ●AMENITIES From an environmental point of view, amenities are kept to a minimum. Bamboo toothbrushes - 200 yen (toothbrush tablet included) Towel set - 300 yen (rental). （Except for dormitory rooms, one Towel set is included free of charge） ●Breakfast Breakfast is available from 8:30-10:00. Doughnuts and coffee, green tea and tea. (Advance booking required).

Nomad Hostel Classic / Single Private Room #1

Stay in a unique Japanese architectural house! Inside the Private Room: ※You see a single bed in the photos and it is a complete private room and you won't share the room with anyone. 1. Covered pillow, blankets and mattress are provided per bed 2. Wi-fi all over the house 3. Air condition and heaters 4. Room key to lock to the door 5. Desk and chair 6. Face mirror 7. Hungers for clothes 8. Multiple socket with USB

10-minute walk from the center of Asakusa! _Free wifi! Semi-private room

Plat Hostel Keikyu Asakusa Station is a hotel where you can feel the breeze of the Miura Peninsula, which is connected by the Keikyu Line, and want to travel by train. This room is a cabin-type single room. Privacy is protected by curtains, and it is a small and comfortable space. It is also about a 10-minute walk to the center of Asakusa, and the access to the main areas of the city is also very convenient.

Pegasus hostel (only for gentlemen) 203

Newly opened youth hostel in 2023, clean and tidy, spacious and bright, coin-operated washing and drying machines on the ground floor, 3 minutes walk from Asakusabashi Station, surrounded by many restaurants and convenience stores, quiet at night, facing Sumida River Fireworks Festival, traditional Japanese boat-shaped house, touring Tokyo Bay, Odaiba Rainbow Bridge, etc.

100-year-old dormitory guest house toco.

Toco. is a renovated guest house that is a 100-year-old traditional Japanese house. At the entrance bar, guests and visitors talk to each other, and a warm, magnificent wooden house appears at the door. We look forward to your visit, as it is a place where travelers can return comfortably amidst the ever-changing scenery and the unchanging scenery.

5minutes walk from Asakusa Station! Female dorm

Easy access to Asakusa/Tokyo skytree/Kuramae! The Female dormitory accommodate up to 4 people. Solo female travellers can feel secure as they stay in our hostel. Each bed has small security box, roll curtain, reading light, USB socket and outlet socket. There is a toilet inside the room. This 2-star hostel is located in Sumida District.

Guestohouse Sheena & Ippei (AI-satandard room-)

Sheena & Ippei occupies a renovated 50-year-old building that was once a tonkatsu restaurant. Our small hotel lets visitors stay in an old downtown district and get a taste of the local shopping street. Just one stop away from the mega-station of Ikebukuro, Sheena & Ippei is an ideal home base for enjoying everyday local life in Tokyo.