We stayed here two of the nights we were in Yokohama in a twin bunk bed room. Pro's - Friendly and helpful staff - Reasonably priced bicycle hire Con's - Horrendously small room, barely even enough room to get dressed - 5 Floors but no lift - Wifi only available in the stairwell - Damp room - Uncomfortable, squeaky bunk... More

The hostel room was extremely small, so if you are claustrophobic it is highly not recommended. Probably enough space for 1 person per room with a small luggage. There was only 1 private shower room to cater to everyone staying on that floor. That left me waiting for 1 hour and 45 mins to get into the shower, even though... More

the room for 2 is smaller than my double bed. there are no lifts, rooms are situated on the 4th and 5th floors. pretty much nothing is provided except for the 1 shower room which is shared across the entire floor and a small tv/fridge/foldable table in the room. the hostel itself is a good 15-20 min walk from the... More

My husband and I stayed here for one night in August 2011 as we traveled around Japan. One thing that must be said about this hostel is that it is undoubtedly the cheapest accommodation in Yokohama (if not Japan!) but, you need to bear in mind that you get what you pay for. The rooms really are tiny - I... More

Really small rooms, shared toilets and walk ups. No lifts. Very friendly staff and decent location.

The area this Hostel is located is incredibly shady. Walking down the street all of the buildings are run down and the people are split between two types, scary looking men in business suits with foreign cars (yakuza), or downtrodden day labourers. I got hit on three times in a five minute walk (once in English where I proceeded to... More

The facilities in this hostel were incredibly clean; this building is still very new and there are hardly any signs of wear anywhere at this hostel. The rooms, hallways, bathrooms, etc smelled very nice too. Our room was very small (it fit two people with their mats on the floor and that was it), but hey, you get what you... More