Hostels in Nishitama District

"Breakfast is terrible"

"Excellent location. Clean rooms. Friendly staff. There are great restaurants close by including a fluffy pancake restaurant walking distance. I am going back."

"The hotel is in a very central and busy location, so busy that I ended up going the long way round from the station to avoid the busy main road where hundreds of people are crossing. The room itself was lovely and freshly renovated, very compact though. Due to renovations 3 of 5 washing machines were not available during my stay and the other 2 were constantly in use so that I was not able to do my laundry which was inconvenient. The buffet breakfast is basic and you have to get there early as one day I went half an hour before last entry and some things like scrambled eggs had finished and not been replenished. There is a charge to call a taxi at the front desk so it's better to call one using Uber."

"The staff was very helpful and attentive. Great area. Very close to train station"

"Courteous staff, well maintained property. Room and washroom are smaller but okay for few days stay. Location in quiet area, a bit of walk to train station. Excellent bakery!"

"10 minute walk to Shinjuku station. Nice and quiet on the weekends. Would definitely stay here again. "

"Very kind and helpful staff. Close to a station, convenience store, and pharmacy. Great that there were Muslim/halal friendly menu items."

"Good hotel and close to Shinjuki with dining options around! You can walk from Shinjuku or take a metro"

"I expected a picture perfect stay. The only things that were slightly off: 1. mag-safe phone charger wasn’t working (they replaced it) 2. Breakfast was amazing but waiter never asked me if I wanted any juice. 3. The arrangement of the floors is a little wacky. The 41st floor is reception. You take an elevator to higher floors to reach the guest rooms. To get to fitness center you go to 45th floor for entrance and then a side elevator to 47th floor for actual gym/pool. Felt like solving a maze. I love the two bar floors. Just like what I remembered from the film “List in Translation.”"