K's House Tokyo

It's a wonderful not so big and more private and familiar hostel. The staff is really nice and helpful (when you arrive, one of them welcomes you personally, takes you to a table and takes time to explain everything to you). It's really very clean. The rooms are not that big and there is only a small locker (about 30/30/30cm), but hey, we all know about the space issues in Tokyo! ;)

Absolutely the best hostel I have ever stayed in. Outstanding. The staff are friendly, professional and welcoming, and hugely knowledgeable about the local area. The rooms are comfortable and clean, although not spacious, they are adequate. There are also lockers for you to store any valuables. The communal areas are a mix of traditional and western that are comfortable and encourage socialisation. Everyone wants to practice their Japanese, and the staff all want to practice their English. Can't wait to come back!!

Spent 6 nights at K's House Tokyo in the shared 6-person dormitory. The rooms are common wash/shower areas are typical for other hostels but K's was one of the cleanest hostels I've ever been to. The staff are all friendly and speak good English. The location is excellent and right near the Kuramae station and Seven-Eleven (incredibly useful). I did not run into any rowdy or loud guests during my stay.

The best hostel I've ever stayed. The staffs are fluent in English, and they are really kind. You can make friends there very easily too. If you are traveling by yourself, this place is the best place for you. I definitely gonna stay there again next time.

Of all of the hostels I have stayed, this was the worst. As soon as we walked in, we were greeted with a damp,sweaty smell that seemed to be everywhere in the establishment. None of the banks have curtains either, which made sleeping impossible. If you want to have a towel to dry off, you need to pay ¥100 for a towel. Because we came in late, the front desk was no longer open which was inconvenient. However, the next morning my fiancé went to the front desk 7 minutes before opening and saw a worker there. He asked in Japanese if he could pay for 2 towels and she replied in a cold tone that they wouldn’t open for another 7 minutes. She still accepted our payment, which was strange. The weirdest part about this exchange was as we checked out, she was too friendly. It was like night and day! All in all, I wouldn’t recommend this hostel to anyone.

I've been here many times in the past and I'd have to say this is my favorite hostel in Japan. There's nothing really special about the facilities provided but everything comes together to make the experience the best in my opinion. The staff are very friendly and will do anything to help you if you have any questions. On the bottom floor, there's a lounge with a bunch of appliances that everyone is free to use, such as a microwave, toaster, water boiler, cups, etc. There's a lot of space to sit and chat or eat, which makes for a perfect place to meet new people and find friends. The typical rooms with 6-8 people have all of the bedding and there is space for you to put your luggage on the floor. There's a toilet and sink in the room and theres a separate bathroom with more toilets and showers. The showers have soap, but you'll have to bring your own towel. The hotel itself is very close to the subway station, and the building is a light yellow color, so it's hard to miss. The best way to get to the hostel is to take the Oedo subway line to Kuramae station and exit through exit A6.

I cannot begin to state how amazing this Hostel is. This has truely become a second home for me. The staff are always accomodating, helpful, friendly and remember me upon returning. The rooms are more than what I expect for a hostel, especially the private ones. The place is incredibly clean. You get access to a computer when you need. And the location is perfect for viewing the rest of Tokyo, with 2 major subway lines within 2 minutes walk. Overall the staff make my experience worth returning for alone - they really make this a second home

K's house has a reputation for being one of the best hostels in Tokyo. The staff is friendly and helpful, there are weekly group activities, the accommodations are nice and clean and it's easy to meet other travelers and go on adventures with each other. You will not be disappointed staying here or at any other K's House (I've stayed at 4 while in Japan and liked them all!)

Great staff, clean rooms (the ceiling has some dips so watch your head on the bunk bed, I bonked mine really hard), and it's located close to the JR and subway so getting to other parts of Tokyo is relatively easy. Other perks are that there's a 7-11 thirty feet away, which is great for beer and breakfast and all the great combini things you might need. There's also a decent ramen joint around the corner that's open all night.

K's house Tokyo were recommended to me as excellent place to call " home " while in Tokyo by my friend who visits Tokyo frequently . She was right as always. Very convenient location , clean and cozy in the most charming way , rooms are small but well designed for comfort and convenience, excellent showers and comfortable beds .... and the best part : Absolutely outstanding customer service ! The staff are kind, helpful, engaging and fun people . Highly recommend

MY FAVORITE HOSTEL IN JAPAN. I have only stayed in one other hostel in Narita but still I love how the staff at K's House were just so darned great to me. On to my review. Arrived in Japan in need of last-minute cheap arrangements. At the airport, I googled Japan hostels & after looking through quite a few, decided on the K's House in Asakusa. The directions to get there are clear enough, & booking thru the website was easy. The facebook page is quite lively, though their yelp presence is minimal (see their google reviews/fb page for more reviews). I arrived around 10 am on a Monday. Was told I couldnt check in for another hour or so, but I could bring my bag up to the room I'd be staying in on 3rd (?) floor (all female dorm). Paid ~$28 for 1 night and hung out in the cute "lobby" (more like a dayroom) chatting with strangers til 11 am, when I was told I could claim my bed because the room was now "clean" (side note: in Japan, EVERYTHING IS ALWAYS CLEAN. Not that I minded the wait..). I went upstairs & claimed my bed. The all female dorm has just 5 beds, 2 are bunk style and there is one by the far wall, which I claimed. Was told that the hostel was at full capacity as there were many groups of travelers coming thru to snowboard & travel. Met a bunch of them my 2nd day when I signed up for the free tour of Asakusa offered by the staff. Australian, Cambodian, European, Brits, Americans, old, young, you name it, all sorts stay at K's House & I met them ALL. Very great people. Moving on, the dorm rooms are divided into all female, all male, mixed co-ed, and single rooms available for couples or families on the various 6 floors. Wifi is provided with a password. Smoking allowed only on 4th floor balcony. Shower for female dorm is on 4th floor as well. They offer to hold your luggage for no charge as well. Rooms and showers are CLEAN & the female dorm has a toilet inside as well as a sink. There is also a toilet and sink next to the coin-operated laundry room (forgot what floor its on). The bidets are the nice kind, not the cheap kind that sprays you everywhere thankfully. There is a tiny elevator that's big enough to fit just you, a large piece of luggage, and a small piece of luggage perhaps. I wouldn't chance it with more. Another common restroom is located just off the lobby. Your stay comes with free coffee and bread/toast in the morning, which is provided but if you want more there is a wonderful bakery not far on the right side down the street. There is a shared fridge, toaster, microwave, & kitchen in the lobby area. Also lobby has 2 types of tables to eat, one a traditional low Japanese style complete with cushions and tatami, and another 5 seater regular table. There are maps and signs everywhere which help instruct you on etiquette, which is a good reminder for all. Location is great as it is located near the subway, a few stops away from a JR line so no problems with trains or transferring either. Convenience stores and other cool places to see are shown on a hand-drawn map available to you at check-in. Overall, will 100% come back. It gets busy so make sure you book as early as possible.

Wonderful hostel! A little hard to find at first but there are signs posted off the main road to direct you towards it. The rooms were very clean and comfortable, outfitted with AC and the bathrooms were stocked with toiletries already. I would stay here again in a heartbeat! Thank you for making my stay in Tokyo amazing!