&And Hostel Asakusa Kappabashi

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The staff at And Hostel were so welcoming and sweet! We loved getting recommendations from them during our stay. The hostel has its pro and cons, the rooms are very very small but it is walking distance to Kappabashi kitchen district and Sensoji Shrine, numerous restaurants, coffee shops and maintain stations. I would recommend this for a budget conscious travelers!

Small room but good to just sleep. Lots to do in the city. Nice staff, great location.

This is in the heart of asakusa and super low key location. The desk clerks were so nice and happy to assist in anything. Would book again!

Though it is not at the busiest CBD area, it is only 7 mins walk from the nearest metro station. Connecting bus routes to Ueno are also very convenient. The area is quiet yet safe, for those who are looking for a relax and chill stay should definitely consider this.

Room was small, but this was my fifth visit to Japan so it wasn’t new to me. Good for travelers that pack minimally. Convenient location, near bus stop, train station, a short walk to Asakusa, and right behind Kappabashi street. Would stay again!

Great location. Staff was really helpful.

Great place to stay in Asakusa. Close to metro stations and convenience stores. Very clean and staff was absolutely fantastic! The only downside were the beds, quite uncomfortable. But the rest was great. Definitely recommend it!

A very good property. Comfortable bed and good facilities. My only negative feedback is the check in time of 4pm. Most places is 2pm.

Very very nice place and very very nice staff. Just a little comment for cleanliness.

I booked this place as part of a discovery process in Tokyo, I had only 3 nights and I couldn't be more sad to leave, the staff there is truly amazing, very genuine and kind people, special words for Kira and Fuyuki, they take great care of everyone and interact amazingly, they should get paid double. The common area is medium sized but cozy, not often busy, there is a kitchen with everything you need and different amenities. The room is a bit on the smaller size but sufficient, has a good shower, toilet, mini fridge, TV and double bed, which was quite comfortable. Two windows to let some light in (although can't be opened much) and heating/cooling. As an extra, they have great wifi which is not that common in Japan. The only thing that comes to mind to improve is to replace the curtains with proper blackout blinds, even though it is not a ton of light coming in early it is sufficient to wake someone up if you are slightly sensitive to light. Will come back for sure.