Kangaroo Hotel Reviews

A little dirty, the air conditioning seems to have not clean for a long time, open the moment blowing out a lot of dust. In addition, there is a peculiar smell in the corridor of the third floor, as if it is coming from the toilet. The room is small enough, and very, very unsoundproof! The voice of the next door was heard clearly. But you get what you pay for.

It was terrible. The toilet and shower were dirty and there was not enough space to change. Ventilation was bad. We booked a twin room and the upper part of the bunk bed was so dusty that I coughed the whole night and couldn't sleep. Had to rebook another hotel last minute and go elsewhere.

Good! Cheap!

With the exception of its location and service, which closes at 10:00 p.m. The hotel was acceptable based on its cost. For one night, we booked a room for two people for just 3,800 yen. Yes, it is a bit more expensive than hotels in Kyoto because of Tokyo. But it is quite a nice place to go sightseeing. My friend and colleague, Dr. Samir Kale, a neurosurgeon from India, and I enjoyed staying at this hotel. Thank you very much.

It was so sheap but a little uncomfortable

The price is pretty good for Tokyo. It's great to have a supermarket nearby. It's a little far from the subway station, so it's more convenient to take the bus. The mattress in the room I stayed in was very unstable, so you can't sleep on the edge. I accidentally fell off the bed one morning. There was a handle on the wall for some reason, so the mattress couldn't get close to the wall, but it was really okay. The room uses a key system, which I think is good, so that the refrigerator will not be cut off when the room card is not used. Finally, I think the location of the socket is a bit bad, and the table in the room is a bit small. There is no chair and you can only sit on the bed, but for the cheap price to survive in Tokyo, all this is okay.

Good option. We were looking for the cheapest accommodation. The location is not bad, the metro station is not far. There are many grocery stores and convenience stores nearby. Responsive staff. There is hot water, a clean toilet, the room has a refrigerator, a mirror, a hair dryer. As a budget option, it is generally fine.

Facilities: Very old, the toilet on the third floor has a mixture of fermented feces and urine smell; Hygiene: The hygiene situation is very worrying, and you may get a respiratory infection if you stay for one more day; Environment: The air conditioner blows out substances similar to volcanic ash, which is very strange, and the table is full of black dust; Service: The store's service attitude is good, but on the first day, because I encountered a dusty room, I was only given a room change on the second day instead of a refund for the next few days. Summary: It's worse than the slums I lived in in Egypt. If you want a good travel experience, it's best not to live here.

Cheap, beautiful, 10 minutes from Sento MRT station, nice view, great location Everything is nearby and very convenient There are also many entertainment facilities and restaurants The front desk is convenient for calling a car and parking.

It's OK to have an independent space in Tokyo at this price. Although the room is not soundproof, the hotel is not close to the main road, so I could sleep well for seven consecutive nights. Bring your own disposable bedding to solve the problem of humid air. The hotel facilities exceeded my expectations, with hot water, microwave oven, and shower water. The surrounding environment is very good, with a convenience store within 100 meters and a noodle restaurant similar to the late-night canteen. Not bad!

The room is generally OK. It is hard to find a house of this price in Tokyo. Most of them are capsules. This one is a single room. Those who require personal space can consider it. It is close to Minami-Senju Station, and it is closer to Sensoji Temple and Sky Tree. The room facilities are very simple, and the public facilities are basically only microwave ovens and water heaters. There are three shared bathrooms.

Overall it was dirty and dusty. I slept on a bunk bed, but I couldn't sleep with the air conditioner on. I couldn't sleep because I coughed. I had to leave my shoes at the entrance, so I was worried they might get stolen. The toilet and shower are shared, so the smell can be quite noticeable. I was quite worried about the toilet. The room only had hand towels and a hair dryer, but compared to other hotels there were no amenities at all, so I recommend bringing your own or getting them locally. I was also asked to call before arriving, but no one answered, which was a problem. Even if I called, they would just tell me that check-in was at 4pm so it was fine, so maybe it didn't matter. It was a sudden trip so I stayed at a different hotel than usual, but I should have chosen a better hotel even if it was a little more sudden.

The front desk and the accommodation are separate. You have to go to the front desk to check in before going to the opposite floor. The front desk staff seemed to be foreigners who spoke Japanese English but I could not understand them so I used a translator. I wonder if they saw my big suitcase. The key I was given was for a room at the end of the third floor. There was no elevator and the stairs were very narrow. I had to carry the huge suitcase up to the third floor layer by layer. And the room could not be locked from the outside with the key. It should not be considered a hotel. It is a youth hostel with good privacy, but I also saw uncles living there. The sound insulation is poor and I can hear the noises from each room. The toilets are separated for men and women, but the bathroom is on the first floor.

The hotel room was really small, we still had a good time there for one night