Keikyu Electric Railway has entered the hostel industry with this popular hostel.

With the concept of safety and security, we've developed a slightly luxurious hostel for women, families and others who haven't stayed in a hostel before to feel comfortable.
The name Plat Hostel was derived from ”platform”, to express that the hostel is not the destination but part of the travel journey, and the Japanese word ”puratto”, to indicate a hostel where visitors can stay freely and without worry.

While keeping the hostel on a small scale, we've created various room types to suit all different uses. You can also enjoy the beautiful view from the rooftop.
In addition, there are also many facilities including a launderette and kitchen to cater for long-term visitors as well.

Shower use is 800 JPY *only guests, no towels
We have group discounts/gifts (subject to conditions)

Book and Bed Tokyo is a new style of hostel targeting both overseas and domestic travelers. Located only a minute’s walk from Ikebukuro Station’s West Exit, the hostel is founded on a “bookstore accommodation” concept: almost all of us has the experience of reading late into the night, our eyelids growing heavier, until suddenly we wake up to morning sunlight. It’s times like these this hostel has in mind, offering guests the perfect joy of that instant you fall into slumber.

With design by Makoto Tanijiri and Ai Yoshida’s Suppose Design Office and book selection by Shibuya Publishing & Booksellers, the hostel has also attracted international attention as a part of new cultural trends in Tokyo and was featured in major world newspapers like The Guardian and The Independent. To top it off, a night’s stay is quite reasonably priced, starting from 3,500 JPY.

Free WiFi access is available throughout this new property which opened in April 2015.

We have prepared various types of rooms to cater for our visitors. There are a number of small yet comfortable and private “POD” beds, a “Dormitory” with bunk beds for larger groups, and a more private “Family Room”. For additional peace of mind, whether traveling alone or in a group, we have dedicated our 5th floor for women only.

With a 24-hour front desk, Grids Hostel Lounge Akihabara offers free luggage storage and a shared kitchenette equipped with a fridge, a microwave and kitchenware. The communal lounge is ideal for socialising with other guests.

Guests here can reach one of the biggest electronic district in Japan with a 10-minute walk or make a 10-minute drive to Ueno Park. Asakusabashi and Bakurocho Subway Stations, located within a 10-minute walk, offers easy access to many sightseeing areas. Haneda Airport is a 40-minute train ride while Narita Airport is a 70-minute train ride away.

We welcome everyone with our meticulous service offered at a reasonable price.

We are locating in Chichibu-Tama-Kai National Park and surrounded by the great nature or Mount Ontake. The scenery of Kanto area from Ontake Shrine is beautiful especially at night or the sunrise. It takes 3 hours from Tokyo and not recommended to Tokyo sightseeing. Cable car operated 7:30 am to 6:30 pm. Not allowed to check in after the last cable car service.

The theme of guest house MARUYA is, ”Stay and be addicted to Atami.” The place brings together guests and the locals, and the local lifestyles as well. Stay and stroll the town with the locals and other guests; chat with the locals at the cafe across the street, picking up some great information; and make the most of the town with ways you never knew before. By the time you leave MARUYA, Atami will become ”another everyday” for you. Why not start out by immersing yourself in Atami for a while. Each room is capsule-shaped, and you can maintain your privacy while still enjoying the company of other guests in the common lounge and kitchen. The neighborhood around MARUYA was once an entertainment district , so you will find many small drinking spots and restaurants. For breakfast, you can buy appetizing dried fish at stores in the shopping arcade and serve yourself by grilling and eating. We hope you enjoy various types of stay!

Newly opened as a Youth Hostrel in April 2013. All rooms are private room with bath and shower. No dormitory. Reservation available from 3 people. Ueno Park (zoo and museums), Akihabara electric city, and Ameya Yokocho are within 5 minutes' walk. Tokyo University is also reachable on foot. Very useful for any kind of need: travels, job hunting, exams, events (e.g., Tokyo Marathon) and more. Come stay with us when you visit Tokyo!

The almond hostel & café opened near Shibuya Ward's Yoyogi-koen Station in September 2017. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the facility. The 2nd and 3rd floors are entirely nonsmoking and fully equipped with air conditioners. Free bath toiletries are available in the common bathroom. The café is located on the 1st floor, so why not refresh yourself while enjoying a coffee in the morning. The 1st floor café can be used anytime from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m., and is a great spot to chat with other customers. Female-only dormitory accommodation is also available. Even guests who are unsure about staying alone can enjoy a worry-free stay. Luggage can also be dropped off at reception before check-in and after check-out.
It takes just 5 minutes by bus from the nearest bus stop to Shibuya, just 6 minutes by train to Shinjuku Station, and Harajuku is within walking distance. 1 hour via train to Haneda Airport. 1.5 hours via train to Narita Airport.
Charge applies：toothbrush, rental towel, slippers, keys, coin laundry

Open on April 2014. In the central Tokyo, almost everywhere is accessible such as Shinjuku, Shibuya, Asakusa, Ueno, or Akihabara within 15~20 minutes. Our YH is locating at Iidabashi Station which has 5 routes and 1 minute from each exits. We have a good view of Mount Fuji, alps, or night of Tokyo from lobby or your room.

Ura-Asakusa: backstreets to one of Tokyo’s most famous neighborhoods. Different from glamorous Omote-Asakusa, where the traveler finds Kaminarimon Gate, Senso-ji Nakamise-dori, and other Asakusa symbols, this is home to rows of classic eateries and workshops filling the alleyways and roads behind Senso-ji with lively, authentic, real energy. Khaosan Tokyo Origami stands at the entrance to this district, where craftsmanship, especially leatherworking, is at the forefront.
More than any other Khaosan location, this hostel feels connected to the local area, participating in local events, hosting neighborhood strolls, and more. All throughout the hostel you’ll see origami works hand-made by staff, and over in the gallery space you’ll be able to enjoy paintings and other works of art. Truly, this is a place filled with the warmth and joy of humanity.
**Facilities**
Free internet / Wi-Fi available
Shared kitchen (variety of cooking utensils, fully equipped with tableware, free coffee and tea)
Shower (with shampoo and body soap)
Locker for valuables inside the dormitories
Washer / dryer (for a fee)
24-hour monitor security system inside the premise