Hostels in Akihabara

"Within walking distance to Akihabara (less than 200m to Yodobashi Camera, if you're familiar with the area, you can estimate distances). There's a convenience store, various eateries and the train stations (JR Yamanote and Metro) all within 100m. The place itself, this is/has to be a new establishment, given the looks of it. Minimalist look, white and clean. The lobby is a shared living space with couches, a bartop, kitchen and sink for all to use. Stayed in a double bed room. Comfortable, rather spacious given what one would normally expect in Tokyo hotels. You can find in the room, a TV with local stations, air-conditioned and air purifier provided. Wifi is provided for free and bedroom slippers. Take note, towels are not included in the room, so either you bring your own towels or you can rent from the lobby (200JPY a towel if I remember correctly). Finally, the staff. Superb, young crew. Can converse in English well. Will stay here again."

"I picked this place because it was cheap and they had Manga. I’d been to other hotels that had a small library, but this was the first that had a large selection and was incorporated into the room. The layout was very similar to other capsule hotels. They also had a good selection of English manga also. Lastly it’s in walking distance to Akihabara and a few other attractions. "

"Lovely welcoming staff, rooms and facilities cleaned daily, optional breakfast included (simple toast and beverages). Very close to Jimbocho station which is a convenient trainline for getting to Shibuya, and not far from Akihabara. Private rooms and shared dormitories are available, and we were able to book just one week in advance which was a lifesaver. I'll be staying here next time I'm in Tokyo! "

"I was here with 3 of my friends. We booked the private room that had 4 beds in a bunk style, private toilet and shower. Nice cosy little room. Place has 2 common spaces and the one at the top floor has a kettle, microwave and fridge. My only complain is that the ladders for the bunk beds are really small so it can get annoying. About a 10min walk to Akihabara Station which is awesome. I had to use google maps to get to the station initially but after the 3rd day I could easily walk back without assistance as the route was pretty simple. It is nice and quiet but isn't too far from the main area of Akihabara. It is less crowded than Shinjuku so that's definitely a plus for me. If you are on a budget I do feel this is the best place you can get around Tokyo area. Staff speaks English :D I would like to emphasize that I am speaking for the private room only. I'm not really sure how it's like in the shared rooms."