Sakura Hostel Asakusa

decent space to stay at an accessible location. Bed was a lil squeaky but the overall environment was ok

I’m not satisfied with the staff member named Josh or John (an American guy). When I asked if the hotel had hair ties, he immediately said no without checking or thinking. When I mentioned that my room didn’t have slippers (I mistakenly used the word “shoes” instead of “slippers”), I noticed that he didn’t understand, so I tried to explain again. However, he just said he didn’t understand, repeated the word “shoes” with a rather annoyed attitude, and showed no sign of wanting to listen or assist me. This is the first time I’ve encountered such service in Japan.

Not my first time here yet no improvement on their, facilities, services, amenities etc

No choice if you are in a tight budget. It's the cheapest so expect it's not great but u have save a lot of money. It's your choice if you prefer comfort or safe money. Even if how clean the space. If your room mates are trashy and smelly and noisy then u can't do anything Towels are not provided. Free breakfast

This was a very good hostel for location and a good price too. It was close to subway stations and lots to do nearby. Staff were very helpful and there was always somebody nearby

Staff spoke some English, good location near Sensouji Temple.