Considering I've stayed at a lot of hostels, I'll say that this one was one of the better ones. The rooms were actually super nice (for a hostel) and really clean. We had a mini-fridge, which was useful, yukata and slippers. The washrooms kinda sucked. There were only two stalls and water sometimes leaked into them from the shower. The... more

They Juyoh hotel is really cheap, and the only reason I would recommend it to anyone would be if they specifically asked for cheap rooms in Tokyo. The hotel offers just about what you can expect to the low price, but does not try one bit to exceed expecations. The showers aren't all that fresh, there is a 1 AM... more

went there to stay for 4 days during my backpacking in Tokyo. The hotel website is very informative,with maps and very detail assess information. Found the hotel without any problems (by walking), except the only information wrong was that it didn't tell you to go thru the bridge over the railway. Once arrived in hotel, you need to pay in... more

If you're a backpacker, it's hard to recommend a place better than the Juyoh Hotel. There's free green tea, free WiFi, you get your own room, and they have clean showers and a traditional Japanese bath. You can also get a non-smoking room, which is a feature usually available only at the top-end Japanese hotels. The place is an older... more

Juyoh hotel is mainly a backpacker's type place, but I'm told business people and other travellers sometimes stay there. The advantage over other backpackers' hostels is that you get single rooms. The rooms are small (3 Japanese tatami mat sized) but come with a futon (no bed, but a Japanese style mattress for sleeping on the floor - very comfortable),... more