almond hostel & cafe Shibuya

It was a relatively good place among the murderous accommodation prices in Shibuya. It is close to either Yoyogi Park Station or Yoyogi Hachiman Station. Self-check-in using a tablet was a bit unfamiliar, but Korean is supported. All amenities such as towels, slippers, locks, and toothbrushes are paid. (I was a little surprised that they didn't even provide towels.) Hair dryers cannot be used between 11 PM and 6:30 AM. Thanks to this, it is quiet. The next morning, I had brunch at the cafe on the first floor, and it was delicious.

Reception is at the cafe. Self-check-in is done using a tablet. As I had never used a tablet before, a staff member did it for me. There were many foreigners staying there. There was a lot of trash, and both trash cans were overflowing. Paper towels ran out quickly and were not replenished. I guess the foreigners had bad manners. The dormitory bed was a partitioned space, so I was able to sleep well. It was conveniently located near Yoyogi Park Station on the Chiyoda Line and Yoyogi Hachiman Station on the Odakyu Line.

The location and appearance were very good. When checking in, we went into the cafe downstairs and listened to the staff's explanation. The room had a high ceiling for a capsule type, and there were two outlets. However, the shower room (2) and toilet (about 5?) were also in the same space as the bedroom. Shoes were generally required, and foreigners walked around barefoot without worrying, but it was inconvenient. There was a luggage storage under the bed, and the door could be closed but not locked. We did not have anything stolen this time. You can rent towels, slippers, padlocks, etc. as an option, but if you are concerned about this, you may want to bring your own. The photo shows a sign next to the sink. I think people who want to dry their hair can use it without worrying.