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#1 of 127 hostels in Japan

Backpackers Hostel K's House Kyoto 4 reviews Average priced "Hostels" in Kyoto, Japan momiji says: Only 7-10 minutes from Kyoto station. They have two buildings. One is old and the other one is very new. They have a cafe/bar downstairs and the price is reasonable. This place is always crowded it seems but it's really clean and the stuff are really helpful and nice. Looks like there are only …

#2 of 127 hostels in Japan

Shin-Osaka Youth Hostel 1 review Average priced "Hostels" in Osaka, Japan Doc_Zenith says: The Shin-Osaka Hostel is a very clean and nice hostel located within a 5 minute walk from the JR Shin-Osaka station. You can take the train or subway here to Osaka itself, but also the train for a short trip to Kyoto, Nara or Kobe. The hostel is located on the 9th and 10th floor and has breakfast …

#3 of 127 hostels in Japan

Khaosan Tokyo 1 review Very cheap "Hostels" in Tokyo, Japan pamipoo7777 says: An awesome place to stay. Super inexpensive and spacious. Free internet and plenty of computers to use. Nice neighborhood. Lots of lockers for valuables (big and small). Some are even big enough for your entire backpack and laptop,etc. They will keep your luggage before or after you check out. Frien…

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#4 of 127 hostels in Japan

Guest House UK Osaka 1 review Average priced "Hostels" in Osaka, Japan domnicella says: This guesthouse is a three bedroom apartment in Namba, Osaka (read: the heart of the shopping and nightlife) that has been converted to accommodate travelers. Accommodations include free WiFi (or use of computer if you are not traveling with one) and one free load of laundry (unheard of!) Masa him…

#5 of 127 hostels in Japan

J-Hoppers Takayama 1 review Average priced "Hostels" in Takayama, Japan domnicella says: J-Hoppers Takayama is fantastic. Centrally located, brand new (opened May 2009), clean, spacious, helpful staff, you name it. Modern facilities and free WiFi for those traveling with a computer (pay for internet if use their computers). Have met an assortment of lovely travelers staying at J-Ho…

#6 of 127 hostels in Japan

Guesthouse Kaine 1 review Average priced "Hostels" in Fukuoka, Japan domnicella says: Guesthouse Kaine is a lovely place to stay. Tucked on a quiet side street, the location is great -- equidistant from both Canal City and Tenjin. Easy to get to the ferry, bus, and train terminals. Traditional ryokan style accommodations, nice shared common areas, extremely helpful and friendly st…

#7 of 127 hostels in Japan

Sumidagawa Youth Hostel 2 reviews Average priced "Hostels" in Tokyo, Japan Doc_Zenith says: The Sumidagawa Youth Hostel is located in Taito-ku, not far from Akihabara and Asakusa (5 min) and Ueno and Tokyo station(10 min). A trainstation and subwaystation are within a range of 5 minutes walking. For me, the hostel was not difficult to find, just follow the directions given by the friendly…

#8 of 127 hostels in Japan

J-Hoppers Osaka Central 3 reviews Cheap "Hostels" in Osaka, Japan momiji says: J-Hopper Osaka is located near JR loop line Fukushima station. Only 3 minutes walk from the station. You can walk to JR Osaka station and Umeda and it takes only 15 minutes. The staff there are really friendly. There's one gaijin staff (i think he's French. he speaks French, English and Japanese) …

#9 of 127 hostels in Japan

J-Hoppers Kyoto Guest House 2 reviews Average priced "Hostels" in Kyoto, Japan pyrrho says: Having been to J-Hoppers in Osaka, I thought it would be a safe bet to stay at this one in Kyoto. I wasn't wrong, though maybe I could have been more adventurous you say? You'd be wrong - I tried to book a hostel or ryokan in Kyoto for several hours of searching - nada! The hostel is about 10 mi…

#10 of 127 hostels in Japan

Khaosan Tokyo Asakusa Annex 3 reviews Cheap "Hostels" in Tokyo, Japan ophirh says: My review of the Annex is very mixed. I think it's an amazing place to meet fellow travelers and also it's very well located. It's in Asakusa area, very close to the train station, though in a quiet place, and from there it's a short trip to every where in Tokyo. They also have their own bar next to…

#11 of 127 hostels in Japan

Oak Hotel 2 reviews Very cheap "Hostels" in Tokyo, Japan dmae712 says: Oak Hotel is a good, cheap hotel for budget travelers. For a 2-twin bed room with private bath, we paid about $35 per person/nite. They provided free internet, kitchen use, and w/d (200Y for washer, 100Y for dryer 30min). Our room was small, but I didn't expect any bigger anyway. The bathroom is way…

#12 of 127 hostels in Japan

Nagasaki International Hostel AKARI 1 review Average priced "Hostels" in Nagasaki, Japan domnicella says: The Akari Hostel has two main things going for it: friendly, helpful staff, and terrific location. Really a great location for temples, shopping, nightlife, etc. The space itself is charming, for lack of a better word. The common area, kitchen, and bedrooms are all nice. The bathrooms leave some…

#13 of 127 hostels in Japan

Backpackers Hostel Ino's Place 1 review Cheap "Hostels" in Sapporo, Japan tj1777 says: Ino’s Place is located a bit outside the central part of Sapporo. But it is close to a couple of subway stations going to the centre. Around the local area are several shops and restaurants hence it is easy to organize something to eat. Even though it is in the middle of the city there are actuall…

#14 of 127 hostels in Japan

Guesthouse U-En 1 review Cheap "Hostels" in Osaka, Japan pyrrho says: A small guesthouse, that's about a five minute walk from Tamatsukuri JR-loop station. The staff speak good English and are exceptionally helpful (no surprise in Japan). There's loads of information about what to see and do in Osaka, and also in other nearby cities. I had a bed on the top floor…

#15 of 127 hostels in Japan

Nikko Park Lodge 1 review Expensive "Hostels" in Nikko, Japan domnicella says: Nikko Park Lodge is very nice. Clean, quiet, family-friendly. Terrific staff; several young American ex-pats working in the kitchen. It is a bit pricey though, but it is on par with the rest of Nikko. It's a good value for the area. If you're traveling with small children or heavy luggage (or b…

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