Plat Hostel Keikyu Asakusa Station

The staff was all friendly and helpful, the facility is clean and new, and the location is strategic, close to stations and convenience stores.

The hostel lacks basic amenities without paying extra, the bunks are more compact than other hostels, and there is barely any seating area or open spaces.

The beds are comfortable, long enough for most guests, and the dorm bed is wide with pristine white sheets.

There is a small kitchen with complete kitchen sets, and a dining area available for socializing.

The low season is in November, and the high season is in March.

Some guests recommend choosing a room on a higher floor to enjoy better views and a quieter environment.

As there are limited nearby convenience stores, it's advisable to purchase necessary items before heading back to the hostel.

The hostel's strategic location, close to Asakusa and Sensoji, makes it a suitable choice for a short stay in Tokyo.

Due to limited space, it's recommended to travel light or opt for smaller luggage to navigate the hostel's compact rooms more comfortably.

Some guests found the private room to be small, so it's advisable to review the room amenities and space available before making a reservation.

The hostel provides a fully equipped kitchen, allowing guests to prepare their meals and enjoy a budget-friendly dining option.

With limited laundry facilities, it's best to plan the timing for doing laundry to avoid inconvenience due to the high demand for these facilities.

Guests staying in private rooms should be aware that soundproofing may be limited, and noise from adjacent areas could be noticeable.

The dormitory rooms may have limited space for luggage, so guests should be prepared to adjust their belongings accordingly.

The hostel's staff are commended for their friendliness and helpfulness, providing a welcoming atmosphere for guests.