Keikyu Electric Railway has entered the hostel industry with this popular hostel in Asakusa.
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.
Also, there are many facilities, including a launderette and kitchen, to cater to long-term visitors as well.
We boast great reviews for our friendliness, and our staff knows a lot about Tokyo. Come and stay!

Located right in the middle of the Asakusa area, Plat Hostel Keikyu Asakusa Station is perfectly situated for sightseeing.
The concept of the hostel is a train station where you can experience the charm of the Keikyu Line.
The moment that you enter the hostel in Asakusa, you'll feel as if you've boarded a train. Each floor is decorated with the scenery of the seas, montains and greenery from Yokosuka, Hayama, and Miura. You'll definitely want to go visit.
To respond to the needs of each guest, we have comfortable dormitories, private double rooms with IoT technology, and spacious semi-private cabin-type twin rooms.

This Asakusa hostel mainly consists of bunk bed dorm, which you would find it comfortable to stay without worrying about other guests. We also have female dorm, private room for small groups and family, several types of accommodation according to your needs. And common dining room is available on the top floor, where guests can use it freely.

Khaosan World Asakusa is the first in Khaosan’s “World” series of hostels. The concept here is diversity, and there are a total of 13 types of room, including ryokan- (Japanese traditional inn) and hostel-type accommodations. Even the guests staying here bring a rich diversity of nationalities and traveling styles. From the playful interior retaining plenty of its bygone love hotel charms to the Showa snack bar-inspired lounge and the bright, spacious dining area, there are more unique features abound than can be listed in a simple introduction. Bringing you a truly brand-new experience, this hostel comes confidently recommended, located conveniently only a minute’s walk away from Asakusa Station and the Tsukuba Express.

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.

Khaosan Tokyo Laboratory is a unique new-style guest house featuring colorful rooms and an in-house gallery. The 3-4 person private suites come equipped with their own showers and bathrooms, making them great for families or groups of friends traveling together. The four kitchen areas in the common space allow for enjoyable and stress-free cooking.
These accommodations are conveniently located for walking, only three minutes to Tawaramachi Station on the Tokyo Metro Ginza Line and five minutes to Kaminarimon Gate.

This hostel in Asakusa was once the home of a carpenter and the ceilings of the first floor where he once had his workshop soar up 4 meters in height. The family who owns the hostel has put almost a whole year into refurbishing this old wooden house. In keeping the same atmosphere as the old workshop, the public room retains its earthen floor, and rare for building in central Tokyo, it faces into a garden with a view of the tip of Skytree on sunny days.

For your comfort and enjoyment, the floors and the furniture in the guest rooms are made of pure, natural wood. Everyone is welcome to come and stay in this cozy little place – a hostel in Asakusa that’s a little nostalgic, and a little new, too.

Located in the center of Asakusa a minute from Asakusa Station with great access to local classic destinations like Senso-ji Temple and Kaminarimon Gate, this hostel in Asakusa boasts the very best rating in all of Asia. Here, you’ll find public transit options, convenience stores, banks, traditional Japanese restaurants, and hot sightseeing spots all within a three-minute walk!
Every guest room has its own shower and toilet, and there are options available for every kind of traveler: solo, group, and more. In the comfy Japanese-style living room, you’ll also be provided with free computers and lots of sightseeing information.

Khaosan Tokyo Original offers reasonable rooms in Asakusa, a traditional town brimming with an exotic atmosphere. The hostel’s facilities are only a 5-minute walk from Kaminarimon Gate (the heart of Asakusa) and Nakamise-dori as well as a mere minute from Asakusa Station on the Tokyo Metro Ginza Line and Toei Asakusa Line, making for incredibly easy trips to points like Haneda and Narita Airports.
The hostel’s philosophy is about offering comfort, cleanliness and a friendly atmosphere to all guests at a good price. Travelers one and all from every corner of the globe are welcome here!