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Reviews of Ace Inn Shinjuku, Tokyo, Japan

Ace Inn Shinjuku - Hostel

BRAND NEW Hostel@Tokyo!!!! We just opened on Aug 1st 2007. You can meet people from Europe, US, Asia, Middle east, Africa, South America... Here, it's the place to make your friends to travel with. We are located in Shinjuku, in the center of Tokyo. S...
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Avg Rating: 84% (123 Reviews)

Character: 79%

Security: 83%

Location: 83%

Staff: 89%

Fun: 74%

Cleanliness: 91%



Customer Reviews

76%

The lockers were a bit too thin for standard luggage, but I was only traveling with a messenger bag and it fit fine. Showers were ok but the men's one on the far right(#4) was hard to control the temperature on. Would have been nice to have a plug in the bed area.

Kevin, from USA ~ Jul 24 2008

80%

First time I have been to Tokyo, but i was able to access everywhere from this hostel. Lots and lots of beds so there are lots and lots of people. I really enjoyed my stay here. Tokyo and Japan are highly recommended.

Blake, from Australia ~ Jul 24 2008

74%

It is a nice quiet place to stay when you come visit Tokyo. The best part was how close it was to the train station. I will stay there again the next time I visit Tokyo.

Karmen, from USA ~ Jul 24 2008

76%

It is a good place, but could be better for a capsule kind of dorm experience. I am certain that for this price you can stay in a better regular kind of hostel.

Walter, from Brazil ~ Jul 22 2008

76%

Nice place. But I was there solo and a bit hard to meet people. The common room is upstairs and a bit unfriendly. Maybe I was hoping for a bar or music or something not 'who are you?' stares. But that's ok, somtimes places just work out like that. Good location, maybe 2 mins from the subway. I'll probably stay there again.

Daniel, from Australia ~ Jul 22 2008

70%

Cool place. I hade a great time, but there was no locks on the rooms or for the building in general, meaning literally anyone could walk in. There are lockers in the rooms but only big enough for valuables. My main bag had to be left in the open where someone managed to help themselves to my cap and belt.

Christopher, from Australia ~ Jul 21 2008

84%

This hostel is a good option if you're spending a few nights in Tokyo. It's centrally located (3min subway away from Shinjuku), there's free internet and wireless access, the hostel is clean and the staff are very helpful. The curfew isn't that bad because the subway is closed at that time in any case (and it forces you to party even harder in crazy Tokyo). The cubicle-style beds would've started to feel claustrophobic if I stayed there for more than 3 nights... Cool place on the whole!

Vusumuzi, from South Africa ~ Jul 18 2008

70%

very close to train station- convenient, the lockers were tall and narrow so couldnt fit much in, they had an elevator which is always a good thing when you are a few storeys up, my friend reckoned you should be able to use the stairs as well though-for some reason you could only use the lift. having to pay 100yen for showers sucked a little but all in all pretty alright place and i enjoyed my stay here.

amie, from Australia ~ Jul 17 2008

80%

Great location, about 10-15 walk to Shinjuku if you take a right out of the hotel and just keep going straight. A bit weird knowing there's only a curtain separating you from other people but I didn't have a problem with the locker space.

Ashley, from USA ~ Jul 15 2008

74%

Ok place if you want to be near Shinjuku. Area is not very lively though, you have to walk about 20 minutes to be in Shinjuku. hostel is not very lively either but it is clean, quiet especially for a 26 bed dorm and functional. I found a good bar in the area, the ob-la-di, turn right when you exit hostel, take stairs to be in the bridge, go left, stay on left side of the bridge. it is 200 meters after the bridge.

Coralie, from France ~ Jul 14 2008