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Hostels In Japan

8/23/2019

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Hostels are one of the cheap accommodations popular among backpackers and budget travelers. If you're looking for a cozy and social place to stay in Japan, that won't break the bank, then a hostel is likely your best choice.

Hostels usually have spacious common areas that allow guests to get to know one other, and actually for many hostelers, the opportunity to meet other travelers is part of the appeal.
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Hostels In Japan
While hostels can be found throughout Japan, they are mostly concentrated in big, popular cities and typically range in price from 1,500 to 4,500 yen. Breakfast is included at some hostels, or will be available at an additional fee. Some hostels also provide private rooms in addition to dormitory accommodation. The private rooms that come equipped with minimal amenities, in a minimalist space, tend to bring the cost up by a few thousand yen.

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How To Find And Book Hostels In Japan

Do some groundwork before choosing where to go, and book hostels in advance rather than just turning up and hoping that there will be a suitable bed. The Hostelworld has listed 36,000 properties in 178 countries, including several hundred Japanese hostels in more than 80 cities which can be easily booked online. Here are the lists of Hostels in the most popular destination in Japan:

  • Hostels in Tokyo
  • Hostels in Kyoto
  • Hostels in Osaka
  • Hostels in Hokkaido
  • Hostels in Hiroshima
  • Hostels in Fukuoka

Some hostels have separate accommodations for males and females, while others have some or all shared rooms. Dormitory rooms with double-storey bunk beds are most common, and usually are shared by four to eight people. Shared facilities often include a shared lounge, laundry room, toilets, bathrooms, and kitchen that is equipped with simple cooking tools. The shared lounge is usually equipped with a television, WIFI and a computer for all to use. Most hostels now have lockers and vending machines with a variety of drinks and snacks.

Hostels in Japan range from reliable hostel chains to independently owned facilities with traditional styles. The style of lodging can vary widely; some hostels are modern apartment type buildings and some are wonderful cottages in scenic spots; some with bare essentials, while others are almost luxurious. Most of hostels are well-staffed, clean and comfortable.

Hostels have different rules and regulations, with only a few hostels imposing a curfew, especially the ones outside of the big cities. If access is 24 hours, you can expect to be woken up at any hour as others return to the room, or new guests arrive; having a laid back personality is definitely helpful. Reading reviews online is a good way for finding best hostels. Hostelworld not only makes searching simple and easy but it is a source where you can find millions of verified guest reviews. On Hostelworld in addition to Hostels, you can also search for Bed and Breakfast, Hotels and Apartments.

Recently more middle-class travelers are looking for cheap ways to get around. By far the best options for visitors to Japan who plan to do a lot of travelling are hostels, and the Japan Rail Pass which allows unlimited travel on almost all JR Buses, and JR Trains including the Shinkansen.

Similar to Japan Rail Pass, there is Japan Bus Pass for Highway Buses which can be a more economical way of traveling. They offer many overnight bus services, that can save time and accommodation costs as well, which is an advantage over railways.

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