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Hostels with Private Rooms in Tokyo, Japan

Hostels with Private Rooms in Tokyo, Japan
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Tokyo, Japan's busy capital, mixes the ultramodern and the traditional, from neon-lit skyscrapers to historic temples. Tokyo’s neon-lit streetscapes still look like a sci-fi film set – and that’s a vision of the city from the 1980s. Tokyo has been building ever since, adding ever taller, sleeker structures. Come see the utopian mega-malls, the edgy designer boutiques from Japan’s award-winning architects, and the world’s tallest tower – Tokyo Sky Tree – a twisting spire that draws on ancient building techniques. Tokyo may have futuristic tendencies, but you can still see traces of the shogun’s capital on the kabuki stage, at a sumo tournament or under the cherry blossoms. It’s a modern city built on old patterns, and in the shadows of skyscrapers you can find anachronistic wooden shanty bars and quiet alleys, raucous traditional festivals, and lantern-lit yakitori (grilled chicken) stands. In older neighborhoods you can shop for handicrafts made just as they have been for centuries, or wander down cobblestone lanes where geisha once walked. Also in the city, amid the sci-fi landscape, you can also find the Meiji Shinto Shrine, known for its towering gate and surrounding woods, and The Imperial Palace, siting amid large public gardens. The city also hosts many museums offer exhibits ranging from classical art (in the Tokyo National Museum) to a reconstructed kabuki theater (in the Edo-Tokyo Museum). Tokyo is an exciting city full of history and progress and these hostels with private rooms provide an excellent base for exploring the area.
How much do hostels in Tokyo cost?
Average Dorm Price $443 ($14 to $9,643)
Average Double Private Room Price (in a hostel) $77 ($39 to $408)
Dorm Bed: $24.99
Private Room: $36.53
Overall Rating: 94%
Khaosan Tokyo Origami offers a good location, central of Asakusa, close to Sensoji temple, and only a 5 minute walk from Asakusa Station. The lounge and dining area offer an amazing panoramic view of the city. There is a cozy common room available for guests to relax and get to know other travelers. The hostel offers a friendly staff that will provide the best info on what’s happening in Tokyo. Khaosan Tokyo Origami is within easy walking distance of public transport, restaurants, convenience store, and many popular tourist attractions. The property offers a variety of accommodation options from dorm style to private rooms, to suite any travelers needs and preferences. Self-catering facilities and a steam room are available for guests use. Linens are Wi-Fi are free with your stay and towels are available to rent.

3-4-12, Asakusa Taito-ku , Tokyo, Japan,
Dorm Bed: $26.04
Private Room: $39.05
Overall Rating: 93%
On The Marks offers comfortable beds where you can rest, enjoy the lively atmosphere at the Bar and Dining area, and listen to entertaining music. The facility offers 3 room styles: capsule-style bunk beds and compact single rooms, both of which share bathrooms and toilets, and single/double standard type rooms. The compact and standard rooms have flat-screen TVs and air conditioning. The front desk is staffed 24-hours a day with multi-lingual staff. The property is conveniently located close it is to major transportation hubs. Tokyo is 19 km away, and Yokohama is 11 km from the property. Haneda Airport is also an extremely close 7 km away. The on-site bar and restaurant specializes in craft beers and smoked foods, especially meat dishes. The hostel also often hold fun events like, running, biking, playing board games, or watching films, you might enjoy some of their activities. Linens, towels, and Wi-Fi are included with your stay.

17-1.Ogawacho Kawasaki ku, Kawasaki si , Tokyo, Japan,
Dorm Bed: $26.85
Private Room: $33.57
Overall Rating: 93%
Khaosan Tokyo Kabuki offers a great value for a stay in the traditional and exotic town of Asakusa. The property is located within a 1 minute walk from Asakusa Temple's ‘Kaminari-mon Gate’ and ‘Nakamise’ shopping street which are in the center of Asakusa area. It is also only a 1 minute walk to the center of Asakusa and the central train station there. Everything you could want is within easy walking distance, super market, bank, restaurants and bars are all within a 5 minute walk. The facility offers both dormitory type rooms with bunk beds as well as private rooms. Guests must be 10 or over to stay. Each room has a shower, toilet, and air conditioning. There is a shared kitchen for self-catering, and a common room to relax. There is also a laundry room available for guests use. Free linens, Wi-Fi, coffee and tea, and towels are included with your stay.

1-17-2 Asakusa Taitou-ku , Tokyo, Japan,
Dorm Bed: $22.18
Private Room: $28.93
Overall Rating: 94%
Emblem Hostel is located in the north-east region of Tokyo where international tourists have yet to explore. Within less than 20 minutes’ away from the most popular destinations such as Asakusa, Ueno, and Skytree, the property is surrounded by convenient retail and dining options such as large shopping malls, grocery stores, and charming local pubs. The facility organizes events for guests to enjoy such as, language and culture exchange, sushi making workshops, movie nights, walking tours, tea making workshops, public bath tours, karate workshops, calligraphy workshops, and more. The property is only a 1 minute walk from the Nearest train station (Nishiarai Station East Exit). The property offers a variety of rooms including dorms with various numbers of bed to private rooms. The hostel offers self-catering facilities, a common room, outdoor terrace, and hot tub for guests to use and enjoy. Linens, towels, and Wi-Fi are free with your stay and bicycles are available for rent.

Umejima 3-33-6 Adachi-ku , Tokyo, Japan,
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