Find 1 Star Hotels in Boso Peninsula from AED45

"Property was too hot. All pods need cooling. Fourth floor needs to be better cooled due to sauna heat."

"It was safe and convenient ."

"This is the worst capsule hotel I have ever stayed in. -a/"

"good location-convenience and subway nearby- but thin mattress may cause backache -if replaced by thick comfortable mattress, it is appreciated- 24 hour coffee, soft drinks and ice cream are appreciated. well cleaned and nice helpful 24/7 staffs"

"We loved this neighborhood, just a 10 min walk from Takeshita Street, with all the shops and cafes! The hostel has a nice cafe on the first floor, and a 7-11 just down the block. We would stay again, nice showers and bathrooms, cozy beds! "

"Great affordable accomadation, the only thing missing would be a fan / aircon. Other than that… great value for money "

"Very very tiny. If you're ever in a bind, this will do. The place is clean and convenient."

"9.5/10 - perfect place that is outside of the city's hustle and bustle but close to one of the oldest temples in Japan. You can easily access the train and Nakamise - dori street. I did the shared room but they have private room options. Linens were white and very clean spaces. "

"This was my favorite stay in Japan yet. Amazing accommodations, clean comfortable beds, very nice staff. I will be looking for them when I come back next time! "

"First off, staff were very friendly and helpful. The location was ideal and close to essential tourist subways. Excellent coffee served there. Only two negatives was, checks ins could be anytime of the day or night. Which really left me exhausted the night before leaving japan and on other days. . And a problem I noted in a previous hostel, pillows can't be washed so previous sweat stains evident from previous guests, when you sweat, the smell is released. So sorry as the place was great. "

"Fantastic location "

"One down side is a smoking room in the building. Ohter than that, it was perfect. "

"Location is excellent. Supermarket around the corner. Foot steps to the chaos of Asakusa without the busy streets (it’s nice a quiet back street). The train station is just a couple interactions away. Having an onsen is such a bonus. But note, there are no other showers besides inside the onsen. Not a bad thing, just be aware. The cons: zero sound proofing, especially if you’re top bunk because you have no real ceiling - it’s all open and you can hear every zipper, every curtain open and...

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"I really enjoyed my stay here! the room was simple, a bed and a desk. It also had somewhere to hang a couple jackets. It was perfect for what I wanted/needed. It was walkable to subway stations and shopping. The community was quiet as well. I walked back late at night solo and never felt unsafe. I loved the social room downstairs, and that it had a washer/dryer. I would stay here again in a heartbeat. "

"Nice place to stay in Tokyo, very good location ."

"Was wonderful "

"Pro: Great location, close to Asakusabashi station, and within long walking distance to Akihabara Individual locker within the shared room Enough headroom for me to sit in my bed Tidy and clean Good ratio of shared toilet and shower to 8 users on that floor Con:Only one hook in the shower room. More hooks please. "

"Highly recommended "

"I stayed here for a week in February and I would likely stay here again - just knowing that the breakfast that is supposed to be included is a stack of Starbucks cards, $1,000 yen for each night you're staying. The shared dorm featured guests of all ages, not just the college/party aged crowd, and there was a mix of foreign tourists as well as locals in the 6-bunk landing where my top bunk was. Laundry worked well - make sure to bring your own detergent, there is none available in the laundry...