This was the first place we stayed in during our trip in Japan and it really set the bar for accommodations. Some people have commented that it was far from the train station, but I really don't think that a 10 minute or less walk can be considered "far". The directions given by the hostel are great and we found... More

I stayed here for 3 nights. Room is old but clean,small space but fine for one person. Shower and toilet is new and clean. Hotel's location is far from Minami-Senju station. It'll be more far distance when it's rain and carry large luggage. So if you're solo women,you may panic to walk alone at night. But I think Japan is... More

We liked pretty much everything - really nice hostel. Clean, bright japanese rooms (western too, but we preferred the Japanese ones). Good kitchen and several places to sit and eat dinner and breakfast. Good clean showers and bathrooms. This place has everything you would really want for a place to stay and explore Tokyo. Convenient for trains and helpful staff.... More

I lived in Japanese style single room for 4 nights. It s quite reasonable price,especially in Tokyo!!! room is very small, just like you could see from website, but it is enough for one people to stay. washroom and bathroom are super clean. However, I have to say this hotel is not very close to JR or Tokyo Metro station... More

this hotel is located 20 min. walk from asakusa temple and ueno park, and 7 min. walk from nearest subway station, but too far from center of tokyo - around 15-20 min. by subway. however, it is propably the cheapest hotel you can find in tokyo, with prices ranging from 25-30 usd for a private single room - it is... More

I had had a few horrible nights at a hostel near juyoh hotel. Then, I just started to search by foot and pop in because I had seen lots of business hotels nearby while I was walking towards train station. I accidently got in Juyoh hotel because it is first closest one in distance. I asked a woman counter in... More

Juyoh is about 10 min away from the nearest train station, Minami-senju (JR Jouban Line, Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line, Tsukuba Express), from where you can get to Akihabara in about 10 minutes, and to Shinjuku and Shibuya in about half an hour. You can reach Asakusa by foot in about half an hour from Hotel Juyoh. The hotel is simple,... More

Juyoh is a very good place if you are looking for a non expensive place, with all the facilities to have a good time there. It's not a fsncy hotel, don't expect a a classy hotel, expect a clean place, with friendly staff. They have kitchen, refrigerator, free coffee and tea, free pc for guests, free wifi, provide tipical japanese... More

i just spent 4 days/nights at the Juyoh and will definitely be returning in the future. I have stayed in this neighborhood twice before, those times at the New Koyo Hotel. Both are quality hotels, but for about the same price, Juyoh offered the option of a lovely japanese-style bath (300 yen for an hour) and had a larger kitchen/lobby... More