Where to stay in Tokyo when you are going alone
9 places read, grouped by the choice you are actually making. Every one has been read rather than listed.
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Women only
Properties or dorms that take women exclusively.
- Nui. Hostel & Bar LoungeWomen only
A communal kitchen and free Wi-Fi are available to guests.
Hostel · 4.4 from 1,381 - Book and Bed TokyoWomen only
The reviews are too thin for a specific read.
Hostel - Bunka Hostel TokyoWomen only
Renovated Asakusa building with a ground-floor cafe, dorms, private rooms and female dorms.
Hostel
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Hostels
Where most first solo trips start, and where meeting people costs no effort.
- CITAN Hostel
Women return for the pod curtains that close on all sides and the bathrooms cleaned daily without fail. The underground bar is one of Tokyo's quieter finds; the cafe doubles as a proper workspace.
Hostel · 4.5 from 1,010 - ＆AND HOSTEL AKIHABARA
Capsule-style pods and dorm beds with individual privacy curtains, USB charging ports.
Hostel · 4.2 from 895
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Hotels and guesthouses
A door of your own.
- Aman Tokyo
The spa has been described as temple-like.
Hotel · 4.4 from 1,900 - TRUNK(HOTEL) CAT STREET
Front desk staffed 24 hours, with check-in from 2pm, off Cat Street in Shibuya.
Hotel · 4.1 from 1,814 · about $400 a night - Asakusa Kokono Club Hotel
Women come here to walk to Senso-ji at dawn, before the tour groups arrive. The neighbourhood has traditional eateries within steps and the station within walking distance. No honest catch surfaces in what women report.
Hotel · 4.6 from 433 · about $150 a night - TOKYO-W-inn Asakusa
Women's-only room is quiet and clean, within walking distance of Senso-ji and close to the train station. The common area is small, which the reviews note but do not mind much.
Hotel · 4.4 from 336