Double Room
- 1 Double bed
Hotel · Tokyo · Tokyo City Area
In a quiet neighborhood near two subway stations, this hostel balances social spaces with privacy-focused capsule-style dorms and private rooms.
About
Unplan Kagurazaka sits in a quiet pocket of Shinjuku, a short walk from Ushigome-yanagicho station and close to Kagurazaka station. The hostel mixes a guesthouse buzz — lounge, bar, restaurant, and shared kitchen — with a more private capsule-style setup in the dorms. The neighborhood itself is a draw: a historically rich area with local shops, cafes, and easy access to the rest of Tokyo.
The hostel scores particularly well for staff (9.1), service (9), and value (9), and guests consistently point to cleanliness and the comfortable pod beds. Dorm beds come with lockable cases for valuables, and the common spaces are designed for meeting other travelers without feeling crowded. Whether you're in a private double or a shared dorm, the atmosphere stays relaxed and well-run.
In brief
01 — Rooms
High season: summer dates usually book out a few weeks ahead.
02 — Amenities
Everything included at this stay — the facilities and essentials, at a glance.
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03 — Reviews
Recent verified reviews from guests who stayed here.
Guest-rated 8.7/10 from 802 reviews
8.7Verified guest“Very close to the metro and in a calm, pretty area. Several stations are within easy walking distance, which made getting around the city simple.”
8.7Verified guest“Great spot for a quiet couples' getaway — easy transport links and a charming neighborhood. The room felt thoughtfully designed and cozy, and the staff were warm and full of good local tips.”
8.7Verified guest“This hostel genuinely impressed me — spotless, new-feeling, and cozy, with comfortable beds and roomy capsules. The dorm stayed quiet and considerate. The loaner phone for directions was a welcome bonus, and the location is handy for the airport. Kagurazaka is a cool area, the mobile guide was a nice extra, and the breakfast was delicious. The cafe space was lovely too.”
8.7Verified guest“A well-thought-out modern space, clean and maintained. The wooden pod was spacious, with a comfy mattress, light, and socket. Separate Japanese-style toilets and a washroom with a big bath. Staff were friendly and spoke good English. Conveniently near the station, with plenty of local restaurants.”
8.7Verified guest“A real find in Tokyo. Staff were incredibly friendly, the hostel was clean and cozy, and the location was ideal for sightseeing. The included breakfast was a lovely touch — I'll be back next time I'm in Tokyo.”
8.7Verified guest“Clean rooms and a friendly team. Convenient for public transport and shops, and the beds were comfortable for a solid night's sleep.”
04 — Location
The property sits in Tokyo.
Kagurazaka: A neighborhood with a distinct character — historic streets, small shrines, and a mix of traditional and modern cafes and restaurants. Guests mention it as a attractive alternative to Tokyo's more tourist-heavy districts.
Getting around: Ushigome-yanagicho station is about a 5-minute walk, and Kagurazaka station is also close, with multiple metro lines making most of Tokyo accessible without transfers.
Shinjuku: The bright lights of Shinjuku are about a 10-minute drive, per the property's description — easy to reach for a night out, but far enough to sleep away from the noise.
23-1 Tenjincho, Shinjuku, Tokyo, Tokyo City Area, 162-0808, Japan
05 — Good to know
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06 — Questions
Check-in runs from 16:00 to 23:00, and check-out is from 05:00 to 11:00.
The property does not list parking facilities. Most guests arrive by metro, as the hostel is near Ushigome-yanagicho station.
No, the hostel does not allow pets. The entire property is also smoke-free.
Yes, a free breakfast is served in the morning. Guests describe it as a light continental spread, typically toast and eggs.
The hostel offers both private rooms (Double, Private Double, and Private Bathroom Double) and shared dorms (mixed and female-only). Dorm beds come with lockable storage cases.
Yes, the property has a shared kitchen, a leisure/TV room, a restaurant, a bar/lounge area, and a terrace.
The bottom line
For travelers who want a calm, well-run base in Tokyo with a bit of design flair, Unplan Kagurazaka is hard to beat. The staff and cleanliness earn consistent praise, and the capsule-style dorms offer a rare sense of privacy in shared accommodation. If you're set on a car or need late check-in, look elsewhere — but for most visitors, this is a dependable, high-value pick.
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