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73%Hotel New Azuma

2-38-3 KiyokawaTaitoku, Tokyo

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Where?

Located close to the Ueno area & the Electric City district.

What?

Budget hostel.

Anything else you need to know?

The property has Japanese style rooms. Each room has air conditioning, a television & is non- smoking. There is a communal kitchenette available for guests' use. Internet access is available at a charge locally.

Reviews of Hotel New Azuma

Hotel New Azuma has a rating of 73% from a total of 78 reviews and ratings, below are some reviews of Hotel New Azuma

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by stephaneco – posted on Sep 9, 2008

stephaneco, from France, has 3 reviews 3

If I'd have gotten a real door like all the other rooms had maybe the cockroach in my room could've been avoided.

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by gransk – posted on Aug 28, 2008

gransk, from Sweden, has 2 reviews 2

Helpful staff and nice rooms, even if they are bit small.

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by josefin-henriksson9269 – posted on Aug 13, 2008

josefin-henriksson9269, from Sweden, has 8 reviews 8

The rooms are small, but it's cheap so that's ok. Beware the beds are just rolled up mattresses on the floor. They are very hard, so are the pillows. I reccomend bringing your own pillow if you like them soft.

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by arisia7797 – posted on Aug 12, 2008

arisia7797, from USA, has 2 reviews 2

Good position if you travel with JR Pass. Not exciting but a good choise comnpared to its price.

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by paolasantini4153 – posted on Aug 9, 2008

paolasantini4153, from Italy, has 6 reviews 6

Great place. I liked the traditional Japanese rooms and the staff was very helpful. Location was a bit far from some of the sights, but was it quiet and had more locals than tourists. Besides, the train system is great and can get you anywhere!

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by kirstenwinek1652 – posted on Aug 5, 2008

kirstenwinek1652, from USA, has 3 reviews 3

An okay hostel, but you have to be inside before 12 or they lock the door. Also the owner isn't fond of people making noise after 12.

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by mejilp – posted on Jul 31, 2008

mejilp, from Netherlands, has 8 reviews 8

Quiet and clean. not a lot of help from hosts, they check you in, give you key and thats it. Not a great area, far from city and if you are after fun dont go here, no air conditioner though it was advertised!!

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by lowthefly363 – posted on Jul 29, 2008

lowthefly363, from Australia, has 8 reviews 8

Hotel New Azuma in Tokyo was the best hostel I've stayed in. The location was easily accessed by the Tokyo metro and I never had difficulty finding my way around. The rooms are simple. I found many of the other travelers were repeat visitors. On my next trip to Japan, I, too, will be a repeat...

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by Mzels – posted on Jul 24, 2008

Mzels, from USA, has 1 review 1

I had a cockroach in my room, but I think it came in through the window, so best way to handle this is maybe not to open windows.

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by zwitam444 – posted on Jul 16, 2008

zwitam444, from Germany, has 1 review 1

Poor directions for location. No wireless as advertised & high charge for internet usage. Smoking in kitchen allowed. Kitchen facilities poor. Sleeping Mattress too thin.

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by Tajohn – posted on Jul 15, 2008

Tajohn, from Australia, has 1 review 1

Staff were very friendly and willing to help with any thing i asked!room clean,with air conditioning,that worked.

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by stuartwaller20002623 – posted on Jul 13, 2008

stuartwaller20002623, from England, has 5 reviews 5

Getting here is a bit of a challenge as the hotel is a bit of a walk from the JR station. Since every person has their own room, it is also rare to see others unless they are coming/going to the shower and bathrooms. The staff was helpful and very friendly and spoke pretty good English.

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by kelsey186 – posted on Jun 21, 2008

kelsey186, from USA, has 8 reviews 8

Really cool tiny single rooms.. very japanese! I wouldnt stay too long, but it is nice for one or 2 nights, or getting in to tokyo at a late hour.

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by mhunter13397 – posted on Jun 13, 2008

mhunter13397, from Canada, has 3 reviews 3

The rooms were really small but the rooms and the bathrooms were clean and it was within walking distance to the train station.

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by sandraklt3195 – posted on May 7, 2008

sandraklt3195, from USA, has 5 reviews 5

Really nice place, the best hostel i went, i recommend to everyone, quiet place, clean, close to subway line by walk (5 min), good price for a private room

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by Jfmar5195 – posted on Apr 24, 2008

Jfmar5195, from Canada, has 2 reviews 2

It might seem a bit far away from the major points of interest (Shinjuku, Harajuku, etc), but it's very cheap to get to those places. The rooms are small, but you don't have to share it, and you get your own TV. I spent half of my stay in Azuma and the other half in another hostel and I regret... more It might seem a bit far away from the major points of interest (Shinjuku, Harajuku, etc), but it's very cheap to get to those places. The rooms are small, but you don't have to share it, and you get your own TV. I spent half of my stay in Azuma and the other half in another hostel and I regret moving out of Azuma. I had actually called back the day after I moved out, but all the rooms were booked :/ I'd stay in Azuma again.close

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by Rsonaw – posted on Apr 9, 2008

Rsonaw, from USA, has 2 reviews 2

For this price a very good possibility to stay in Tokyo. But note, it is not the nearest stay to Shinjuku or Shibuya, if you want to be mainly at this areas. It takes some time to travel by train to the west of Tokyo...

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by lydiawu523 – posted on Apr 7, 2008

lydiawu523, from Germany, has 2 reviews 2

I have been twice in Hotel New Azuma and both times have been very comfortable and great.

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by Anuska – posted on Mar 24, 2008

Anuska, from Spain, has 2 reviews 2

There is a good atmosphere in the hostel and I found everything I needed. I slept very well, the place is clean and peaceful and the staff is very kind.

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by Anuska – posted on Jan 3, 2008

Anuska, from Spain, has 2 reviews 2

excellent place & price for my own cosy room with tv. outside sounds do carry on a 'noisier' floor my last nite mid-floor but i stayed 4nites in a corner cosy room very comfortably! neighborhood is fine tho' we have to be alert.

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by cathung22810 – posted on Apr 17, 2007

cathung22810, from USA, has 3 reviews 3

By luck, I slept there omly one night, but I wonder looking at the tourist's pictures shown in the common room how they could have think it was a good place .... Insane, smallest room, and everyone slleps here with the same blanket, because it seems that washing cheets is too expensive for the...

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by cpoursolenn – posted on Feb 26, 2007

cpoursolenn, from France, has 4 reviews 4

clearer directions regarding the exit from the train station to the street that leads to the hotel would be great. the train arrrives from nippori in a different part of the station to the south exit..making it quite tricky to find the exit. for people with heavy luggage it would be recommended... more clearer directions regarding the exit from the train station to the street that leads to the hotel would be great. the train arrrives from nippori in a different part of the station to the south exit..making it quite tricky to find the exit. for people with heavy luggage it would be recommended to take a taxi from the station at minami senju as there is a steep overpass, then the walk to the hotel. also ask for a room on the first floor as there is no elevator, only stairs.close

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by chelainp – posted on Aug 8, 2006

chelainp, from Australia, has 4 reviews 4

The rooms are very small, three tatami mats. Also the streets right around the hotel are littered with old men who often are drunk and passed out at night. The place is close to Ueno, so if that is very important to you then its worth staying there. Internet is not free, its 100 yen per 10...

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by koomo – posted on Jul 31, 2006

koomo, from USA, has 3 reviews 3

The first and only dissapointment during my visit to Japan...I do not recommend it and I think their previous rating was mislleading!!

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by yools65 – posted on Jun 18, 2006

yools65, from Sweden, has 5 reviews 5

It's a nice and comfortable place to stay. The staff there are nice. But the hostel is a bit far away from the JR station. It's still a good place to stay.

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by Fikyl – posted on Jun 11, 2006

Fikyl, from Hong Kong, has 1 review 1

Nice location. Small spotlessly clean rooms. If coming by subway from from Ueno there is a choice of lines but if you have a JR rail pass take the Joban RAPID line (platform 12). Get off at Minami Senju and cross the rail lines via the big blue bridge a short distance away. Then follow the main... more Nice location. Small spotlessly clean rooms. If coming by subway from from Ueno there is a choice of lines but if you have a JR rail pass take the Joban RAPID line (platform 12). Get off at Minami Senju and cross the rail lines via the big blue bridge a short distance away. Then follow the main road thru 3 sets of traffic lights and its down a side street on the left immediately after the big Hotel Hikari. About 6 minutes walk. Hope this helps someone.close

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by Netbr – posted on Jun 8, 2006

Netbr, from England, has 8 reviews 8

Really a good place to stay while in Tokyo. BTW, pozdrowienia dla rodakow z Polski... ;)

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by lukas5600 – posted on May 28, 2006

lukas5600, from Poland, has 1 review 1

it will be better if there is no curfew time

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by ericg7721 – posted on Apr 27, 2006

ericg7721, from Singapore, has 2 reviews 2

The staff at New Azuma are fantastic and all speak English well. This is a great option for a cheap stay in Tokyo!

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by Rich04418 – posted on Apr 3, 2006

Rich04418, from Australia, has 2 reviews 2

Absolutely a must when it comes to meeting interesting travellers from all around the globe. On the downside: you´ll meet the accasional cockroach too, especially when it wants to share your meal( especially in summer, I guess, that can be a nuisance...but it´s your own risk, when taking food...

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by grudmc – posted on Mar 30, 2006

grudmc, from Germany, has 8 reviews 8

Place is quiet, rooms are small but its clean, cheap and the staff were great. About 5mins walk from the metro.

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by petrie3196 – posted on Mar 19, 2006

petrie3196, from Scotland, has 3 reviews 3

one of the cheapest hotel during my trip but one of the best: the staff was very kind and helpfull, all the rooms were clean , even in the bath room. and you can find lots of touristic informations with the staff, free map and flyers. Just be sure to have a map to find it (not difficult at all,...

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by yaonec – posted on Mar 11, 2006

yaonec, from France, has 2 reviews 2

A pretty cheap place to stay and the staff here were all excellent. All fluent English speaking, all going out of their way to help with directions, information and warm welcoming smiles. There is only one shower however which was a bit of a nightmare in the morning and it is a shame about the... more A pretty cheap place to stay and the staff here were all excellent. All fluent English speaking, all going out of their way to help with directions, information and warm welcoming smiles. There is only one shower however which was a bit of a nightmare in the morning and it is a shame about the curfew at midnight! It's not ideally located but has good facilites and was quiet and warm. A good place to meet fellow travellers also.close

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by tommyzero – posted on Jan 22, 2006

tommyzero, from England, has 4 reviews 4

Good hotel for the price. Good location.

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by grant3108 – posted on Jan 18, 2006

grant3108, from USA, has 3 reviews 3
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    • TV
    • Air Conditioning
    • Linen Included
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