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I was originally planning to visit Hachijojima, but my flight was canceled on the day of departure, so I ended up heading to Izu Oshima instead. Looking for a place to stay at the last minute, I found KON and booked it based on its excellent reviews. From the moment I arrived, the hospitality was outstanding. The owner picked me up at the port with a sign, shared information about the island during the drive, and even stopped at scenic spots so I could take photos. I stayed in the main building, and the room was spacious, clean, and very comfortable. The tatami mats had recently been replaced, giving the room a wonderful fresh scent. The property was well-maintained, well-equipped, and had a nostalgic countryside atmosphere that made it easy to relax. There are several restaurants nearby, including a great ramen shop and a sushi restaurant called Minato sushi by the harbor that I highly recommend. One unexpected highlight was discovering the manga in the room. The title was Kore Kaite Shine, which is set on Izu Oshima. I learned that the author often stays at KON, and the protagonist’s home was reportedly modeled after the guesthouse itself. What started as an unexpected change of plans turned into a fantastic stay. The warm hospitality, comfortable accommodations, and unique local charm made this a memorable experience. I would gladly stay at KON again on my next visit to Izu Oshima.

One of the best hotels I've stayed at in Tokyo - the atmosphere and all inclusive service was amazing. in the morning there was curry rice and late at night mixed Rice. The Capsule was comfortable and it was quiet for most of the stay, you can hear other people but they provide ear plugs, there is also a fan in the Capsule. You can also enjoy all you can drink soft drinks and downstairs you can find the onsen and mist sauna, you don't need to buy anything in advance to stay here! The staff was friendly and always gave great service and you can store your luggage before and after check in/out. I'll come again.

They have a nice bathhouse in the basement. Capsules do feel a bit small. Lockers are small, but you can put your stuff in your capsule or outside of it. Would book again, it's an authentic Japanese experience.

I really enjoyed this hotel. This was my first time in a capsule hotel, and it is better than the common western hostels. More privacy, better luxury. I enjoyed the bathroom and the amenities (slippers, bathrobe). My favourite thing about this hotel was its 70-80s style. There were still old telephones, old capsules and elevators from 40 years ago throughout the building. I really appreciated that, since I am especially interested in Japanese history during that period (the boom). Last but not least, I also noticed then good connection to the city center (about 1 hour by metro to the castle) and its proximity to the Tokyo Skytree (only a few stations).

It seemed that we were the only couple staying in the house a few days ago, so it was very quiet and felt very good. After a few couples came in the next two days, the house became noisy. People came and went in the morning and evening, and the corridors in the rooms were very crowded, so the experience was down, otherwise it would be a perfect score, although the washing machine and dryer cost money and were very noisy. The staff was very enthusiastic and allowed to store luggage in advance. The house was not in the main building, but in a corner ten meters away from the next door. The house is located as shown in the picture. The recommended index is full in the off-season, and it is halved in the peak season.

The room is certainly very small, but it’s a private room at a low price. Convenient location—there’s a large temple nearby. You sleep on tatami mats, wear Japanese robes, and feel like a Japanese samurai. I’ll definitely stay here again.

Extremely close to Senso-ji Temple, with convenient access to supermarkets, restaurants, and shopping malls within the Asakusa commercial district. The hostel has a great vibe, mostly occupied by Westerners. You can cook your own meals, and the quad room was quite spacious. At 600 yuan, it offers excellent value for money. Although bathrooms and showers are shared, there was rarely a queue. I would definitely consider staying here again on my next trip to Tokyo.

My first impression of the place made me want to leave. It's well known that all accommodations in Japan close their doors to guests after 10 PM.All flights arrive at night. I found a note with my name on the door with the access code and bed number. And that was something beyond description for me. Thank you for your hospitality, and I will visit again. If there is any mistreatment, it will be from the guests themselves, but if you are lucky, there will be a wonderful opportunity to learn about many nationalities and cultures. I thank my friend who was in charge of the work there, and my last picture in Japan was with him.

The room is very cozy, the service staff is very good, but the mattress is too soft, I like a hard bed

The room rates are affordable and public transportation is convenient, making it easy to get around. The front desk staff was friendly, and check-in was smooth. The bedding was clean, tidy, and comfortable. I recommend staying here when traveling!