Hostel Nui, Tokyo

The location is great, very quiet and safe. The ground floor bar/cafe and the kitchen are great for socializing. Overall, very cozy stay.

There is a strange smell in the bathroom.

This is my third time staying in Nui. It is one of my favorites by far. Location is great, but it's also relaxes. The facilities are amazing, the cafe/ bar is a super hip place loved by locals. I love it.

The staff were nice! The food and the location is amazing.

Nothing, loved the property.

Very nice staff, good bathrooms - they even have a bathtub! Big common rooms

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Beautiful design, clean, quiet but with a nice social bar/cafe area, easy to meet other solo travelers.

A bit far from the center but close to metro station so easy to get anywhere.

Cool vibe. Nice staff. Good food and drinks in restaurant/cafe.

I liked that it was in a chill, quiet area. But it made it a bit far from some major hotspots and attractions.

Beautiful establishment and very convenient. Staff consistently helpful and accommodating. Very easy to communicate with English and a small amount of Japanese.

Great breakfast!

The refined and well stocked bar, the cafe with the flower shop set up inside providing decor but also a sense of community. As such the ground floor area intermixing these elements draws locals and travellers alike, and provides a cool ambience to while away time, meet new people or simply enjoy the great food and drink. It feels pretty novel in this sense and a much more holistic experience than a hotel or travellers only hostel. Staff are excellent

I reserved a single room. It was comfortable enough bunk bed setup in a small concrete room, not great value for the price but then its not really the main reason you choose to stay here. It's a quiet residential area but well served with transport links and has the Sensoji temple nearby. Provides a nice counterpoint vs staying in say the madness of Shibuya, so I would rate this as a positive, but if you're a mad crazy party animal that only wants uptime, stay elsewhere. For everyone's sake

The cafe/bar is really cool, slightly expensive but really stylish; the food is great and the drinks are very well-made and well-poured. There's a rooftop and an outdoor area for smoking, and there's a common area with a good kitchen and laundry facilities (100 yen per use) on the 6th floor. There are lockers free to use in the dorm rooms but you'll need your own padlock. The beds are relatively comfortable in a bunk-bed (as opposed to capsule) style with curtains that are ok for blocking the light.

The location is great, the hostel is really nice in terms of design. You can also meet heaps of local if you speak japanese as on the ground floor they have a cafe. Bed is comfortable and shower is good.

One day when I was at the cafe some of the staff said me that I couldn't be there because the space was for guests. But this happened only 1 time in 6 days of staying.

The hostel is very clean, the bathrooms are the best part of the hostel to be honest, Japan standard haha. Friendly staff and nice bar inside the hostel, which is great to make some friends around

The location is not very good if you want to stay near Shibuya area or similar. 30 minutes by train, but the train station is a 7-minute walk from the hostel.

This place slaps. It has that perfectly chill and grungy hostel feel while still being super safe, secure, nice, and full of amenities. The lobby cafe food is so good and so popular with even the locals they were shooting a commercial for local tv one day I was there. The rooftop has an amazing view of the canal and the sky tree. Close to a lot of cool things. Kappabashi kitchen street, sensoji temple, short ride to Ginza or Akihabara.

There were almost too many locals in the lobby it made it hard to meet other travelers

The vibe was amazing, very multicultural hostel

My second stay here, really great hostel, and a great place to meet other travelers. The staff are very friendly and helpful.

Wifi is not the best, but manageable. Could be an issue for those working remote.

Lovely, helpful staff - gave recommendations, saved us from travel peril, were friendly and informative Delicious food - French toast and seasonal citrus chicken udon especially good Great location Impeccable vibes

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The common areas seem taken out of a pinterest picture. The upper floor holds a very nice kitchen and common room to work, chill, study or meet people. Very convenient for those seeking some time for themselves. There is an iMAC to work on. Plenty of bathrooms, and showers on every single floor. The staff was extremely friendly and kind. The first floor, which is restaurant/bar, is a great area to meet local people and foreigners.

The price is a little bit higher than usual, and the bar below is what I would say is pricey, expect to pay 600 yen for your coffee and probably 2000 yen if you go for a course and a drink. However, nobody is making you go there, so it's up to you. It's a great add on to a hostel.

Clean, trendy, convenient

I loved everything

Good hostel, good common areas for meeting people! Staff were friendly and helpful during Typhoon Shanshan.

Not super well located, but very close to Kuramae Station.

Cozy, great location, welcoming.

Just the mattress and sheets didnt feel comfortable

Comfortable and Friendly with excellent food and coffee. Facilities were really good.

Very cool. Clean and staff were friendly.

Wasn’t easy to get to from Tokyo station after getting off the narita express. Might have been me though

Very social, easy to get to know both travelers & locals due to the fantastic bar/restaurant area in ground floor & common room upstairs. Friendly staff, clean facilities. Very close to subway station, 4min by foot.

Wifi spotty/slow in certain areas (washrooms). Early checkout (10am).

It was a calm, clean and well decorated space. The staff were also amazing, pleasant and kind.

Not too many spaces for solitude or privacy, when one needed it.