Sakura Hotel Jimbocho Reviews

Fully recommend I have book a small single room for three days. It's so near to jimbocho metro station Also near to akibara station

There were three of us, but we went with the intention of traveling cheaply and without thinking about cleanliness or facilities. I was impressed because it was better than I expected. There was breakfast, and there were many old bookstores in the neighborhood, so I could feel the old-fashioned atmosphere. The downside is that it is a bit far from Shibuya!

The room is small but fully functional, clean and sanitary. The front desk service is warm and thoughtful. The transportation is convenient. It is a 3-minute walk from Jimbocho Station, which is convenient for going out and not far from the Imperial Palace. It is cost-effective and it is a wise choice to live here.

Wifi didn't work well, breakfast was basic, bread, soup, coffee/tea. I was given a narrower room, maybe because I was alone. The advantage is that the location is good, close to Old Book Street and the Imperial Palace, and it is also convenient to transfer to other lines. It is located in Chiyoda District and has yukata provided. Reference yourself.

The facilities are clean and friendly. There are no bed bugs on the bed and there is no mold in the shower. The cafe on the first floor was warm and a great place to enjoy food or chat. I want to use it again next time

Traveling alone, female, staying in basement dormitory, checking in around 10pm. [What I was curious about] ・Because it's underground? There is a sound. Is it the sound of a train? That's what I thought at first, so it must have sounded like a ton. If you listen closely, is it the sound of water running on the first floor? Is it the sound of the washer/dryer operating underground? I was surprised that I could hear the sound quite clearly at a high frequency. I slept, but... ・I didn't really understand the rules for using the foot wiping mat in the shower, so I wish they had made it clear. Maybe this is something new? So I took out the things that were hanging in each shower room for myself, but I didn't know where to put them after I finished using them. ・It's just a hit or miss, but I was assigned a bed on the second floor, but the girl (Asian, Japanese?) in the first bed had put her bag in front of the ladder that led up to the second step, so I was very considerate. I thought not. ・It's a bunk bed type, so when the younger child moved, the shaking was surprisingly felt at my place as well. ・It is designed to be separated by a curtain, but when I went up to the bunk bed, I could almost see the first bed through the folds of the curtain, so I would have hated it if I was on the first bunk. Maybe, I thought. ・The washrooms are unisex, so there were times when we were both a little careful. I've experienced separate floors for men and women in other dormitories, so I thought I wouldn't have to worry about it in a different dormitory. ・In the end, I didn't even know where the slippers were... [Good points] ・Free breakfast is definitely a good thing! Toast (several types of jam and butter? margarine?), soup, coffee, tea? , milk (maybe milk) is free. It was crowded until about 10 o'clock, and after that, a lot of people from overseas started coming out, so it seemed empty. ・I was also happy to be able to drink coffee and milk at night (I get the impression that other places have restrictions such as only being available in the morning) ・I liked the location. It's not far from the station, and when I walked to Tokyo Station, 80% of the route was along the Imperial Palace, so it was easy to walk and fun to walk. ・In addition to the free menu, there are various menus that you can pay for, so it might be good for cafe lovers! (I don't really look at the menu though) ・I thought that I could check out at 11am and have more options in the morning.

24-hour cafe, walking distance from the Arena, a very satisfying experience The capsule hotel is small and has everything you need

Friendly service, free luggage storage, clean environment, free breakfast

Very good. Reasonable arrangement. The bathroom and toilet are very close to the room. The front desk guy is very kind. I will come again next time.

It's a long-established hostel, so that's a good thing! Now, I want to interact with people from overseas! If so, I highly recommend it!

The room is relatively small, but relatively clean. There are public showers, toilets, restaurants, smoking rooms, and you can see the posters in the elevator. The hotel also organizes some activities every night, but I haven’t participated in them. I don’t know how they are. There are some in Chinese and English at the door. The local travel guide is very attentive.

The women's capsule was also clean and nice. It was the first step, and it was a little uncomfortable because the top part shook every time I moved, but that's the only bad thing about it, so I'm satisfied.

Clean and tidy, convenient transportation, the lady at the front desk is very nice.

The biggest pitfall of going to Japan this time is accommodation. The location is good, it's at Jimbocho Station, and it's very convenient to eat nearby. The facilities are not very good, the bed in the room is placed against a door, and the door always rings at night. And the head of the bed faces the window, and there is wind above my head in winter... Breakfast is said to be provided, but in reality it is just slices of bread, and the coffee is only iced American and not very tasty.