K's House Tokyo Oasis - Quality Hostel in Asakusa

Finding the hostel was a little hard, but we eventually found it. The staff are extremely friendly and spoke excellent English. The staff even gave us a map and local recommendations! The lobby (first level) features a kitchen, two computers, WiFi, kotatsu and a toilet. We were in a twin bunk room on level two and it was fantastic. The room included a bunk, two tatami's, a TV and a fully-equipt bathroom. The beds were extremely comfortable, and the pillows were soft. The bathroom was a little bit small, but the shower was consistent in temperature and strength. Shampoo, conditioner and bodywash were all included, as well as towels. The hostel also provides free laundry, however you must buy washing powder for only 300 yen. The hostel is also in a great location. It's about a 5-10 minute walk to LIFE Supermarket, Family Mart, 7-Eleven, Asakusa Station (for Ginza and Asakusa Lines) and the Asakusa Tsukuba Express Line Station. This is definitely recommended for anyone staying in Tokyo. I will definitely stay here whenever I am in Tokyo.

We stayed in a private room with our own bathroom. The place is small but perfectly formed. It was ideal for getting around and it had a little kitchen were we could make a drink or warm food that we bought from the supermarket. Was great being around different people from all over the world, coming and going. Incredible for the price we paid. Looking for an inexpensive, safe, and clean place, then this is it!

Very close to the Asakusa's attractions. Miki (the staff) was very helpful during check-in. We had the bunkbed with the mini balcony. The room was nice and clean. The size was good for the Tokyo's room size standard. It was easy to go to from Narita. Our train ride did not require a transfer. It is a 10 min walk to the subway station. There are less number of subway lines going to Asakusa. I would stay at Shinjuku next time, Shinjuku has more subway and rail lines which make it more convenient. We used the Tsukuba Express line because it was closer to the hostel and transferred at Akihabara.

The staff make this hostel! Over our 2 week stay in Japan we stayed here twice, both times we were made very welcome. The rooms were the biggest we had in Japan and the bed was the most comfy. We didn't use the kitchen other then for coffee but it is spacious and seemed well equipped. Special mention to staff member Kae, her bubbly personality and willingness to help makes this place a perfect place to stay in Asakusa. Tsukuba express metro is a 5min walk away which you can use to connect to all of the other lines in Tokyo.