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What guests sayMeguro-ku Aobadai 4-9-10TokyoShow on map
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Wise Owl Hostels Shibuya, opened in April 2017, offers a convenient and comfortable stay in Tokyo's Meguro District. With Simmons beds in all rooms, free WiFi, and a shared mini-kitchen, guests can enjoy a cozy and relaxing atmosphere.
Convenient Location
Situated within walking distance of Shinsen and Ikejiri-ohashi Stations, exploring Tokyo is easy from this hostel. Additionally, with Shibuya Station nearby and various transportation options, visiting attractions like Meiji Jingu Shrine is a breeze.
Amenities and Accessibility
From a designated smoking area to a nearby convenience store, Wise Owl Hostels Shibuya ensures guests have everything they need for a pleasant stay. Book now and experience the vibrant city of Tokyo from this welcoming hostel.
Popular amenities
Quadruple Room with Shared Bathroom
Bunk Bed in Twin Room
Double Room with Shared Bathroom
Private Quadruple Room with Bunk Bed
Private Double Room
Bunk Bed in Mixed Dormitory Room
Bed in 6-Bed Female Dormitory Room
Mixed Private Dormitory Room
Meguro-ku Aobadai 4-9-10
Open in Google MapsI dunno, I'm pretty torn on this place. You get what you pay for but it could have been a lot nicer with minimal effort. Pros: Front desk was very nice during the day, a little ruder at night. Very clean. The people who were staying there were nice and respectful, but your milage may very. Cons: No locked way to store luggage before check in. Didn't provide a key to the lock box in my pod so there was virtually no way to secure my belongings. There are no hooks! Your pod has a single hook in it. None of the 2'x2' restrooms or sinks had hooks to hold your belongings. The curtains on my pod were a bit broken making them difficult to open and close. One of the bidets didn't work One of the dryers didn't work (they warn you about taking out the lint which I did, but I tried twice, that dryer definitely does not work) Additionally for the laundry, you have to buy detergent at the front desk, but nowhere in the instructions on how to use the washing machine does it say that. Finally, the washing machine requires exactly 7x100 yen coins and good luck finding that as a foreigner. The hostel was mostly empty when I arrived, yet they placed me in this very awkward, middle of the hallway spot which was very uncomfortable. If I'd be placed in a corner it probably would have been a much better experience.
Check-in
16:00 – 23:00
Check-out
11:00