Superbe”

Excellent ! Parfaitement situé, proche du métro. Raoul est vraiment de bons conseils et très chaleureux ! Un endroit que je recommande!

très petit ,un peu cher mais le reste très bien”

chambre très petites .un peu cher mais ttès bien pour le reste

très bon début pour un 1er voyage au Japon”

nous avons passé 3 jours très agréables à Aizuya Inn , nous avons apprécié la gentillesse de Raoul à qui nous avons pu poser nos questions (en français) auxquelles il a répondu avec beaucoup de gentillesse, les chambres équipées de futons sont certes assez petites mais suffisantes quand on y va seulement pour dormir, on a également apprécié de pouvoir manger certains soirs dans la salle commune ; Déco très sympa , auberge bien placée (proche quartier Asakusa et Ueno)

Auberge sympa”

Séjour sympathique dans une auberge pratique pour se déplacer en métro à Tokyo. Je le recommanderai pour les petits budgets.

Un hôtel pour petits budgets très bien”

Aizuya Inn est une petite auberge très agréable qui est située à environ 10 minutes de marche de métro sur la ligne H du métro. Elle est tout à fait adaptée aux petits budgets, ce qui n'est pas négligeable dans une ville aussi chère que Tokyo. J'y retournerai sans hésiter.

Un hôtel pour routards super sympa”

J'ai découvert un hôtel très peu conventionnel, très convivial, dans un quartier certes un peu excentré, mais très différent du Tokyo moderne hyperactif qu'on imagine a priori. La petitesse de la chambre (3 tatamis = 5m2) ne m'a pas dérangé, pas plus que les sanitaires à l'étage ou les douches à pièces. Pour le prix d'un dortoir en auberge de jeunesse, j'ai pu bénéficier d'une chambre individuelle :-) Tout est fait pour qu'on ne se sente pas un voyageur anonyme dans un hôtel anonyme. Le gérant (français) est toujours disponible pour donner des bons conseils ou des adresses utiles. Le bar/cuisine de l'hôtel et le "convini" (supérette) du coin sont toujours disponible en cas de petit creux :-)

Très bien”

We stayed here for several nights. The hostel is very nice, and our room was quite nice. It is generally sort of clean, we did notice a weird distinct odor in our room, which bothered us a little, but was a very minor issue. The walls were very thin, you can hear everything from the common room. The sink and mirror was outside in the common room which was strange. The showers and toilet were all separate. We tried to do laundry but the dryer did not dry our clothes at all. However, the staff was very helpful which we appreciated. Overall, we had a good stay, but will look into different options for next time.

backpacker”

For me , i ve never reviewed the accommodation where i stayed . However for this place , i must .... 1) i came to Japan around 9pm in autumn . it is very dark at night. and that night the typhoon has came to Japan . rainy and windy. when i went to the hotel at 10.30. there is a sign published on the door of the hotel "Dear guest Your booking has been moved to our annex builiding , just accord the street" . and there is a map reference which is not easy to understand" What i can do on that time ? i need to find it first. i 'd like to complain that when you change any information of your place , why don't you let your visitor know about the change. it took about 40 mins to find the right place on the map. i felt so tired that night. when i came to the hotel , the staff has not yet said "sorry or apologize to me" . i have not heard the kind of wording . it is disappoint. However i already paid , i have to stay even though i don't want to stay. In my opinion , i don't suggest anyone to stay at this place . 2) For the place , may be it is in process of building .the floor is very weak . when you walk , you should not walk that area. you may be the cause of floor damange . this is not the room i booked. if you are not ready for the guest to stay. you should not publish on agoda. Actually it waste my time to comment too. but for the benefits of any other guest , i have to . sorry . Hope my comments will help to any guest.

Cozy place, kind staff, convenient area”

I really like this place. I booked the dorm bed for 2 nights but they offer me the private room instead (which I don't know why but really appreciate it). The private room is warm and cozy with Japanese style (sleep on the futon). This hostel located on good area. There are many supermarket around and just 20 minutes walk to Asakusa temple. At first I think it's quite far from subway but actually it's really near and convenient. Around this area is not noisy. The staffs are so kind and willing to help. But for the shower, you have to pay 100 Yen/ 5 minutes. All in all, I would like to stay this place again.

Unclean room”

Severe itch during stay. Feel that the bed mattress and blanket are both unclean.

Clean place and helpful staff”

Its not that cheap after adding shower fee. Shower should be free like other guesthouse

Good stay and value for money”

Everything fine for me except the 100 yen for 5 minutes bath time

Value for money”

Lication is quite far from station but it's ok for this price. Free bicycle rental and breakfast (cornflake, milk, juice).

facilities were old, staff was very nice though”

Facilities were a bit old, especially the bunk bed, can’t sleep well with that bed. took 10 mins by walk from the station, and be prepared you need to pay for a shower

Comfortable Hotel”

Near to train station and really easy access to the city, the hotel was clean, comfortable and quiet. Thanks to the staff for helping me when i was check out in the early morning, sorry to bother your sleep.

Very nice”

very nice stay will stay there again

Nice cheap hostel but could use some improvements”

Nice hostel, the staffs are friendly, but the hostel seems a little bit run down. For japan standard, the hostel is not tidy in the insides (especially the kitchen) and I found some dusts on my bed. My bunkbed also makes creaky sound like old bunkbed. Do note that you need to pay 100 yen per 5 minutes to use the shower room, it's ok with me though. Overall this is a nice hostel despite its problem.

Great value for money”

not worth your money”

Despite the apparently warm atmosphere of the common room, staying at Aizuya Inn wasn’t a pleasant experience. The second thing customers are welcomed with after a normal “Hello” is a polite but pretty strict “Please put your shoes in the cupboard” - cupboard that speeds a fragrance of deodorant mixed with feet smell in the room. The bad experience doesn’t stop here. In random order: - a deposit of 1000yen is required for the key - what for? Especially that you cannot return the key after 10pm or before 8am, so what about early planes and late nights out discovering the city? Refund can be done by Paypal, but that’s another thing you need to deal with, not them. - the common fridge seems to be cleaned every year - there is no tea in the room - but there is a TV, in case you want to rent a game console (because tea doesn’t make more money) - the location is somewhat far from interesting things to do in Asakusa - taking a shower will cost 100yen per 5 minutes - and it’s not your personal shower - renting a towel will cost 100yen - and it comes with extra hair form other customers, maybe explaining the cost? - nails coming out of the stairs threaten to stab your feet - because Aizyua doesn’t provide slippers (if they did, I guess they’d rent them!) and requires to leaves the shoes in the smelly cupboard. Most important point of the experience: Aizuya Inn makes you feel like an annoying guest in someone else’s house, but not really like a customer. If the above list appeals to you, staying at Aizuya Inn is recommended. Otherwise, run away - possibly closer to the dynamic part of Asakusa, where interesting things are.

value for money”

this was the first hotel that I stayed in japan, greeted by a Caucasian during the check in. I really love the environment and service there. Especially the breakfast served. On the down side, the stairs is too narrow for kiasu traveler like me. Overall, great stay, great comfort and great for value.