COGO RYOGOKU Reviews

Near to the station also room always clean. Toilet inside just one, and bidet can't be used well 😔 I hope they fix it soon.

the room is clean and the stafs are so nice. There are convenience stores and many restaurants near by.

Three in a private room that is big enough in comparison with other hotels we stay. However the bathroom was small would suggest to have a towel bar or hanging place on wall. The bar on shower doors are too small to hang. Also not sure of their luggage storage policy after check out. Some said free, some said is not free. We booked two nights and when checked in, I asked about storage after checkout, was told it would be free. But when at the time of checked out, I was asked to pay by $200 yen per luggage by another person there. It seemed to me those are not permanent employees but part time travelers and working in exchange of room stay.

Its a memorable experience, cant wait the next trip in japan

For the price the hotel very good I will come again for short trip

You need to change your shoes when you enter and leave the room. The bed is very spacious. Everyone is of high quality. It is very quiet at night. The room is well decorated. Finely decorated in Japanese style. Tatami is very comfortable to live in. The air conditioning is also quite powerful. The space is a little compact. The price-performance ratio is very high.

The youth hostel (which sells beds) located in Ryogoku Station is quite cozy. The overall decoration is very traditional Japanese style. The public hall is a tatami seating area, equipped with a kitchen, refrigerator, smoking area, etc. It is very convenient, and the reception staff is very young. ,very polite! I happened to meet no Chinese-speaking travelers during my stay this time. There were many Europeans, so it wouldn’t be a bad idea to take a trip to practice English! The room is made of wooden bunk beds, and the residents are very well-behaved. There are bathroom facilities in the room, so there is no need to go out to use the toilet or take a shower. There are also convenience stores nearby, and it's a 3-minute walk from the station. The location is convenient!

It's close to Ryogoku Station. I had an early flight to Haneda Airport the next day, but it was convenient to walk. There are convenience stores around. The kitchen and living room are spacious, so you can relax and eat and drink what you bought. The room had a toilet, shower, and sink, and was comfortable. thank you. I would like to stay here again when I stay in Tokyo.

Youth hostel, the room is quite big, the environment is also good. Cook and eat on the 7th floor, chat, the atmosphere is good. The service staff speaks very good English, and there are also waiters who can speak Chinese, so communication is no problem.

The location is near Ryogoku Subway Station. Basically, you can reach the hotel within about 10 minutes after exiting the subway station. If the hotel has some special measures, such as luggage storage is not free, additional fees will be charged. 10 points worth noting

The staff was very friendly and helpful. You could make yourself a free coffee. A second shower in the ladies' room would have been good.

There was some hair from the person in front of me left in the bathroom of the shower room, so I thought it would be nice if the user could leave a hair roller there so they could clean it themselves and feel more comfortable.

It's actually pretty good for this price point. You just need to take a shower early, otherwise the toilet is very close to the room and it's easy to disturb others. The counter is on the seventh floor, and there is quite a lot of space to communicate with others.

I was told that the room could be automatically locked, but the lock was broken. It doesn't lock. If it's broken, I think there should be an explanation that it's broken. Even close to midnight, there were people walking around in my room making loud noises. Just when I thought it had finally subsided, I heard the sound of thumping walking in another room. It's probably because it's thinly made, but it's so noisy that I can't rest. Cleaning on the last day before leaving time? Some people came in and told me their bed number. It may have been a message about where to clean, but they came before the departure time and asked what? That's what I thought. In the end, I can't calm down because of that. There were other things that made me feel uneasy. I was out of luck. The accommodation fee is cheap, so it may be unavoidable, but the footsteps were generally noisy, and I felt unable to rest both physically and mentally in the room. It can't be helped by the guests, but I think it would be a good idea for the staff to wear slippers to make the sound of footsteps less noticeable. I think it's good for travelers who don't stay at the hotel and are always on the go. If you go to the station, you will find chain stores and other restaurants.