Hostel Kura

Stayed for 1 night, great experience! The room was clean, well-equipped and the bed was comfortable. The front desk service is friendly and the breakfast is rich in variety. The location is convenient, and it is convenient to eat and travel around. I will come again next time~~~

Since I couldn't book a hotel, I chose a hostel and met an interesting person. However, the hostel closed at 10:00, and I was locked out because I didn't pay attention. I almost had no place to sleep. Fortunately, the girl who slept late saw me and let me in.

I understand that they don't let me into the hotel when my flight arrived late at 10:30 and don't need to refund my money, but I don't understand what they mean when they report me for trespassing in a private home. Did they use money from the hotel where I live to trespass in a private home? Do you understand that they don't respond to reports even when it's late because they have **** in their heads? Do you have **** in your head? I came here alone and my impression of Japan has been greatly reduced.

First of all, this hotel does not store luggage. This is a standard service in other hotels, but this hotel doesn't even care about such small details. Even check-in is from 3pm and check-out is at 10pm, about an hour earlier than other hotels. I had to cram fifteen bunk beds into a small room and stay there, but because there were so many people, I couldn't sleep deeply due to snoring and noise. Honestly, I don't know if the bathroom is clean. Hair is rolling everywhere and there is a lot of dust. ah… It just wasn't that good. I paid about 80,000 won for this hotel, and it was ridiculously cheap compared to the price. If it were me, I wouldn’t stay here again.