After coming back from Nikko, I couldn't book the "Khaosan Tokyo Original", so I moved to this hostel in nearby area. In terms of location, it's in between Tokyo Skytree Station (Oshiage Station) and Asakusa Station, from either side you have to walk 15mins at least, for someone like me who always lost direction might take more than 30mins :P.... More

I stayed there for quite some time and this is one of the best hostels I have stayed at. It is in a quiet part of Tokyo but the train station is not far away to be able to go wherever your heart desire. One of the best things about this hostel is the staff is awesome and you get... More

An awful place to stay... and a terrible place to sleep ! If you like paper-thin walls, dark rooms with no windows and if you enjoy the company of noisy "travelers" who get drunk till 3 am and never visit anything, then this is a place for you... The typical hostel for "travelers" who spend their whole time at their... More

I stayed at this hotel for only a night and it gave me a lasting good impression. Their latest check-in time extends up till 1am so if your flight is touching down at unearthly hours (like AirAsia's 10.45pm at Haneda), this place is a good choice. Upon arrival I was attended to by a friendly staff who showed me around... More

I booked 3 nights in this hostel and ended up staying nearly 2 weeks! This is a very social hostel, an ideal place to make contacts with fellow travellers, both Japanese and non-Japanese. The hostel regularly organise excursions and advertise local festivals and flea markets. The staff are helpful and willing to give advice. Yes the rooms are fairly crowded,... More

We have been in this hostel 3 nights. Instead we got two beds in the room 10 personal, private two. Service very friendly and helpful. You can leave your luggage in advance. Internet works quite poorly during peak hours. Kitchen is enough to prepare a meal. I would recommend to those who want to explore a lot, and the hostel... More

Out of all the hotels we stayed at during our trip to Japan with this price range Khaosan Tokyo Annex was the lesser one. It certainly wasn't that bad, but it just couldn't compare to the other ones. The rooms were very small and the absence of closet space caused our bags to take up all the floorspace. It was... More

We just had to move from Khaosan Tokyo Kabuki hostel to the Annex Hostel and it sucks. It seems that a lot of people have the same problem as the Kabuki location books up so quickly. My advice to you - if you can't get into the Kabuki hostel, find something else NOT the Annex. Not worth it. Far from... More

I tried to book in at the other Khaosan branches in Tokyo, but they were all full. My last option was Khaosan Annex, in a mixed capsule dorm room. From reading reviews it seemed that this was the least popular of the Tokyo branches. From talking to other travellers who stayed, they assured me it wasn't bad as I thought... More