Bnb+ Kanda Terrace Ogawamachi Reviews

I enjoyed staying at the BNB+. The location is close to Akihabara but still a bit quieter and offers good food options. Public transport is close by and the staff is amazing not just in ceasing the place clean but also joining in in some evening musical sessions. Big recommendation!

It’s right next to the station so the location is pretty good. Also just about 10 mins walk to Akiba. The facilities are pretty good. It’s just the AC was broken while I was there for the men’s room.

Bed a bit narrow but more toilet

Very very hot, too hot, my capsule was a literally a sauna. The rest was alright

It’s really good place and location, everything is cleaned, but…to be honest , it’s impossible to stay there because of air , it’s too much people for so small space, so I stayed for tree nights in 8-bed room : there is no any possibility to open window, conditioner is not enough for air so I had to stay in another one places two nights on three because of it …an also it’s a big confused for sharing bathroom area woman/man , think it should be separated. Sorry for my review but it’s important

The location is great for me to render around. The facilities were limited but sufficient.

the place is soo pack. no space for luggage. only cabin size luggage can get thru the space inside the dorm. and the wall is so thin. i was in the dorm and can hear the sound of people walking in the hall, open close the toilet/shower door. wifi is okay

It was small, so I couldn't relax. However, I recommend it if you want to stay cheaply in Tokyo. Amenities are charged, and it was really just for sleeping.

Suitable for traveling alone! The bed is very clean, the balcony is very beautiful, and the guy at the front desk even played the guitar for me 😊 I like it very much! I will come again next time There is also a convenience store nearby

Stayed one night and changed hotels overnight. Service: No service, never saw any scholar from beginning to end. The hotel policy says self-check-in, arrived at the hotel around 6 pm and found that each guest actually left a small note with name and password on the front desk, and anyone can take it and look at it at will. Facilities: It is said that there are male and female areas, but men and women live on the same floor with only simple password areas, and the above check-in method makes the password actually public, and the bathroom and toilet are all pushed open, so it is equivalent to mixed living. The accommodation area, washing area, and corridor are all very narrow, and it is easy to be affected by other guests. Not to mention the big noise of dragging and opening the suitcase, you can hear the sound of going to the toilet across the corridor when you lie on the bed. The capsule you live in is extremely simple, with only pillows, quilts, two hooks for hanging clothes, and a socket. There is no shelf, and everything is piled on the bed. Each capsule has no separate ventilation system and relies on the air conditioning of the whole house. It is very stuffy when the bed curtain is pulled in winter. Hygiene: After sleeping for one night, the screen of the mobile phone next to the pillow was covered with a thick layer of dust, and the floor of the changing area in the shower room was sticky with something unknown Summary: Although since we are staying in a capsule youth hostel, we certainly cannot have high expectations for the hardware, but I have stayed in many capsules and even slept in Internet cafes before, and this is the first time I have seen such poor conditions. The price of booking a room is about 290rmb/night, which is not cheap in a capsule. Personally, I feel that this hotel is only suitable for Japanese people to stay in for emergency (a Japanese person who stayed in the same room with me checked in at midnight and left the next morning without taking a shower), and is not suitable for tourists with families.

A comfortable, modern, world-class dorm with WiFi, power outlets, beds with curtains, and clean public spaces (shower, toilet, washbasin). It's in a prime location and is small, but you can enjoy the view of the skyscrapers from the terrace. You can enjoy Central Tokyo.

I would like to stay again with a flexible response.

The room was poorly ventilated and smelled like rotten feet. I don't know if the people living with me didn't take a shower or if they just left their socks outside. It was a terrible experience. Fortunately, there was a balcony.

The situation is a bit cramped. At night, it's very dark when eating. There's no light. If comparing with other hostels that I have stayed at, this one is at the bottom.