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Distinct Hostels in Tokyo
Onsen Experience at Ryokan Tokyo Yugawara
Visitors can soak in the Ryokan Tokyo Yugawara’s own onsen (hot spring) before going to bed.
Read and Relax at Book and Bed Tokyo
This hostel in Tokyo’s Ikebukuro neighborhood is ideal for those who forgot to pack their Kindle.Opened in late 2015, the bulk of Book and Bed’s beds sit inside a long wooden bookcase found in the main area of the hostel.
Traditional Vibes at Bunka Hostel
The ground floor of this converted pachinko parlor hosts an izakaya that serves up classic Japanese food and sake.Designed by artist Hiroko Takahashi, the hostel is a self-proclaimed leader in cleanliness and functionality.
Local Flavors at Irori
This Tokyo spot promises to offer a “more local, handmade trip.”Irori’s first floor features their titular attraction, a sunken fireplace where guests can cook meat or fish with other travelers.
Community Feel at On The Marks
Located just outside of Tokyo proper, On The Marks feels more like a great neighborhood bar than a hostel.
Immerse in Tradition at The Ryokan Tokyo Yugawara
The Ryokan Tokyo Yugawara, opened in March 2016, offers a traditional Japanese inn experience within the confines of a hostel.
Your Tokyo Adventure Awaits!
Whether you’re seeking a hot spring experience, a cozy book-themed atmosphere, or a lively neighborhood bar vibe, Tokyo’s hostels have something to offer every traveler. Embrace the culture, meet fellow adventurers, and make unforgettable memories in the heart of Japan.
