Popular Hostels in Tokyo Chiyoda Ward

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Bnb+ Akihabara (Female Only)

Bnb+ Akihabara (Female Only)

3.9/573 Reviews
Tokyo Station/Nihonbashi/Akihabara/Kinshicho
Welcoming and kind staff, every service available, even a small bathtub, hair straightener and all the accessories for the toilet, the places to sleep are somewhat reminiscent of cemetery niches but are clean and equipped with light, curtains, duvet and power point, everything is very clean, about 30 minutes from the station, many good restaurants for all tastes in the area! A nice experience
Sakura Hotel Jimbocho

Sakura Hotel Jimbocho

4.1/560 Reviews
Suidobashi/Ochanomizu
My original room had a weird smell so had to change to another. It was better, but not great. They do provide basics of robe and small towel. ¥100 rental of large towel for shower. Showers are private and clean and shampoo and body provided. Depending on room, you may hear people making noise in halls by bathrooms and sinks. Bring earplugs. Bed comfort was 3/5. Doable but not great for my aging back. Free breakfast and coffee was a nice touch. Staff was very nice and better English than most hotels I stayed at. Note: WiFi didn’t reach rooms very well or was very slow. It was more reliable in the lobby.
&and Hostel Akihabara

&and Hostel Akihabara

4/554 Reviews
We spent a week in @And Hostel. The hostel is very good, Akihabara station is very close. The room is not very large, but it's all in Japan. We had a room on the left side of the hall. The rooms on the left are quite dark. The rooms on the right are much bright. It would be nice to stay there for so long to get a bright room. That was unfortunately not the case. Also well to know: you don't get just such bathrooms, they cost 200 yen per piece. The rooms have no own bathroom, on the floor there are 2 showers, 2 toilets for women, and 2 toilets for men. That was ok, you never had to wait. The showers were always clean, were cleaned every day. The room doors are kept very thin and isolating keep accordingly bad. There are kept guests making the right noise in the middle of the night, and you hear that. Most guests already see that they make as little noise as possible. The room was otherwise OK, the mattress was ok. The review is a bit difficult because it would be somewhere between very good and satisfactory. Not very good, but just good.
Akihabara Bay Hotel (Female Only)

Akihabara Bay Hotel (Female Only)

4.3/542 Reviews
Excellent value for money (3440 Yen, just over £20 GBP for the night!) close to Akihabara station. Spotlessly clean bed-cubicle and shower room. There was an excellent selection of toiletries in the bathrooms (not just the usual Japanese hotel, shampoo, conditioner and shower gel, but also skincare). Mattress a little firm. Surprisingly quiet (the background aircon/ventilation was effective white noise) so there was no disturbance from other guests overnight. They provide pyjamas and towels. If you're not very fit/flexible, you might want to ask for the lower level bed-cubicle as it takes a little climbing/wriggling (like getting onto a top bunkbed) to get into the upper one. The lockers up on the floor with the cabins were full height and larger than expected - I could probably have fitted my suitcase in there, but I'd not expected to so left it downstairs in reception. (Reception was crammed with other people's luggage, not ideal). Great for a one night stay (like most capsule hotels, you and your luggage get kicked out during the day while they clean). Be aware that (like most capsule hotels) they don't deal with the takkyubin luggage services.
Anshin Oyado Tokyo Akihabara Denkigaiten- Male Only

Anshin Oyado Tokyo Akihabara Denkigaiten- Male Only

4.5/547 Reviews
Very close to the station. It takes less than 5 minutes on foot. A bit like a capsule hotel? It is expensive, but the facilities are good. I came here for a trip, so I stayed here for 3 nights and 4 days straight with the intention of setting up a base in Akihabara, and I was satisfied.
Backpacker's Mini House

Backpacker's Mini House

4.4/520 Reviews
Tokyo Station/Nihonbashi/Akihabara/Kinshicho
Hotel location is good. It's near an area with many offices, so it's not that dangerous or noisy during the day and night. It is also connected to Ginza Line or JR Station within 10 minutes on foot, so it is easy to move to other areas. Shampoo and body wash are provided. It is recommended to take other sanitary supplies for personal use. The bed and internal facilities are clean and the owner's grandfather organizes them. It was the cleanest place I've ever been to in the guest house! Laundry can be done by using a nearby coin laundry, and in small quantities, if you ask the owner's grandfather politely, you can do it yourself. Breakfast can be eaten with toast, butter and strawberry jam. There is also coffee and tea, so you can eat it at any time. For those who like alcohol, my grandfather will give me a welcome drink. :) The facilities, location and price are good, but above all, my grandfather is so kind and fun. I've been to two guest houses, but it was the first time anyone did it like a family. Thanks to you, I had a great time finishing my trip. It is also a pleasant experience to meet various foreigners. Family travelers may be a bit difficult, but it is a must-recommended accommodation for those traveling with individuals, couples or friends.

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