KHAOSAN TOKYO SAMURAI

WELCOME TO KHAOSAN TOKYO SAMURAI

・Free high-speed internet access

・Hot shower

・Fully equipped Kitchen

・Free Origami Class

・Free coffee and tea

・Regular Food Party for our guests

・Free Japanese Sake @ Khaosan Bar Hanabi!

*This promotion price is weekday only
*Promotion price is applied only for an online booking.
*The number of bed with this promotion price is limited.
*Utelsmembers card does not apply to the booking of promotion price.

About　Khaosan Tokyo Samurai

More than 100,000 guests stayed in Our Khaosan Tokyo Groupe! Due to small number of the beds there, many guests find very difficult to extend their stay in our Original Khasan Tokyo since it is always booked. We finally opened the "Samurai" from the voice of our guests. 'Can I extend my stay here?'

From the voice of our guests, we put an extra effort to establish the better facility here in the Samurai. Not only the facility , the price is even better!!
You meet other guests who come from all around the world.

Many tourists and visitors find holiday accommodation very expensive when they visit Tokyo. 'Khaosan Tokyo' offers useful and affordable accommodation in a safe and central part of Tokyo.

Our guests enjoy the warm hospitality, Good service and the opportunity to meet other guests who come from all around the world.

From Asakusa Station you may go.....
To Ueno (5 mins by Subway / 10 mins by Bicycle)
To Akihabara (8 mins by Subway / 20 mins by Bicycle)
To Tukiji Fish Markets (15 mins by Subway)
To Imperial Palace (20 mins by Subway)
To Sibuya / Shinjyu / Roppongi / Harajuku/ (30 mins by Subway)
To Narita Airport (70 mins by Keisei Line)
To Haneda Airport(45 mins by Keikyu Line)

KHAOSAN TOKYO NINJA

NINJA NEW YEAR'S PROMOTION

KHAOSAN TOKYO NINJA INFO

"4 Big Features of Khaosan Tokyo Ninja"
- "Easy Access to 2 JR Stations"
- "Walkable" to Akihabara(Anime)/Ryogoku(Sumo)
- "Deluxe Cabin Bed" Highly Recommended
- "Korean/Cantonese Speaking Staff" on Duty

============== BEST LOCATION ==============

* 30 seconds walk from Bakurocho Station on JR Sobu Rapid Line
4 minutes walk from Asakusabashi Station on JR Sobu Line / Toei Asakusa Line

* Convenient location from Narita Airport: 1060Yen / 80min

* Convenient location from Haneda Airport: 590Yen / 45min

============== OPENING HOURS ==============

* Business Hours: 08:00 - 21:00

* Check in time: 15:00 - 21:00

* Check out time: by 11:00 am

* Free Luggage Keeping: 08:00 - 20:00

+ Arrangements can be made for early check-out and late check-in. Informing us in advance is preferable.

+ We adhere to the check-in time since we would like to secure our cleaning time: 11:00 - 15:00.

================ FACILITIES ================

* Free Internet and Wi-Fi access

* Equipped Kitchen and Cozy Large Living Room

* Shower Rooms and Bath Rooms

* Free Shampoo and Body-wash provided

* Free Tea and Coffee provided

* Free Lockers provided in Dormitory Room

* Linens including Pillow, Bed sheets and Blankets

* Coin Laundry (300JPY) and Convenience Store nearby

==== KHAOSAN TOKYO CANCELLATION POLICY ====

* 50% CHARGE
50% of room rate shall be charged if you inform us 1 day prior to the accommodation date.

* 100% CHARGE
100% of room rate shall be charged if your cancellation date is on the accommodation day.

+ Based on Reception business hour, 08:00 - 21:00 in Japan Standard Time.

* NO SHOW
If we could not confirm your arrival by 02:00 in the midnight, we consider the guest as NO SHOW CASE and we cancel the booking. Please note that we charge 100% for the first night and 50% for the second night in this case.

* DEPOSIT
The 10% deposit for any booking is non-refundable and non-replaceable in case of cancellation and booking arrangement.

* BOOKING ARRANGEMENT
If you would like to change your accommodation date, please inform us your amendment detail via e-mail at your earliest convenience (at least 2 days before). Because of the fact that we basically arrange your booking in accordance with our cancellation policy.

* GROUP BOOKING (OVER 8 PEOPLE)
Room fare for first 2 nights will be charged right after group booking is confirmed. That is non-refundable or non-replaceable in any event of Cancellation / Booking Arrangement / No Show / Reduction in Numbers of Guests.

================ REMARKS =================

* PAYMENT UPON ARRIVAL
Please complete your payment in Japanese YEN.

* CASH PAYMENT
We do not basically accept credit cards/debit cards, thus make sure to exchange some currency into Japanese YEN in advance.

* AGE RESTRICTION
We are afraid that we could not accommodate children under 10 years old.

* REGARDING ALL FACILITIES
We are backpackers' hostel and all our facilities are shared. All beds in our hostel are bunk beds.

We are No. 1 hostel group in Tokyo!!
If you come once, you'll be hooked!!

Don't worry Backpackers!
Be Happy @ Khaosan Tokyo!!

KHAOSAN TOKYO SAMURAI - ACCESS MAP -

ACCESS FROM STATION

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From Ginza line (near the red bridge)
Please take the exit "4".
Then, turn right before red bridge then head for the exit "A2" of Toei Asakusa Line and then cross the blue bridge.
Please take the right street of Mercedes Benz and go along the street.
Take the first right (You will see small liquor shop on the left) then you will see Khaosan Tokyo Samurai on the left.

From Asakusa line(near the blue bridge)
Please take the exit "A2"(① on the map) and then cross the blue bridge.
Take the right street of Mercedes Benz and go along the street.
Take the first right then you will see Khaosan Tokyo Samurai on the left.

ACCESS FROM AIRPORT

From Narita Airport （about75min/1,060yen） (Keisei Line Limited-Express or Express/Unreserved seat)　⇒　Asakusa　Sta. If it is the train gose to UENO, Change for ASAKUSA at AOTO station. It's very easy! Same platform and just opposite side.
From Narita Airport （Keisei Skyiner/61mini/1,920yen/reserved seat） >> Keisei Ueno Sta.(about 3 min walk) >> Ueno Sta.（Ginza Subway Line /5min/160yen） >> Asakusa Sta.
From Haneda Airport （Keikyu Airport Line/45min/640yen） >> Asakusa Sta.
From Narita Airport JAPAN RAIL PASS. （Narita Express/60min/2,940yen/reserved seat） >> JR Tokyo sta.（JR Yamanote Line or JR Keihintouhoku Line/7min/150yen） >> Ueno sta.（Ginza Subway Line /5min/160yen） >> Asakusa Sta.

EASY ACCESS TO...

To Ueno (5 min by Subway / 10 min by Bicycle)
To Akihabara (8 min by Subway / 20 min by Bicycle)
To Tsukiji fish market (15 min by Subway)
To the Imperial Palace (20 min by Subway)
To Shibuya / Harajuku / Shinjuku / Roppongi (30 min by Subway)
To Narita Airport (80 min by Keisei Line)
To Haneda Airport (45 min by Keikyu Line)

Ueno Park

Welcome to Ueno!

Ueno Park

Ueno Park is Tokyo's first public park and was opened in 1873. Ueno park has rental boats, monuments, temples, and a zoo. You can see why Ueno is one of the most popular areas for Japanese families to visit.

Map of Ueno Park (LARGE Image 193 kb)

	This statue of Takamori Saigo, erected in 1898, is one of the best known monuments in Japan. He is credited with restoring the emperor to power after the Tokugawa Shogunate's downfall. After World War II, General Douglas MacArthur demanded its removal due to its nationalistic association, but the Japanese people refused.
	The Tomb Site of the Shogi-Tai Soldiers was erected in 1868 to honor the soldiers killed in the Ueno War or "fight of the Shogi-Tai". The Shogi-Tai was an army of the Edo-Shogunate that fought against the Emperor at the end of the Edo period.
	Strolling through the park, we found a happy crowd watching this clown make shapes and animals with balloons. Actually, she was not very good at it but she seemed to be really trying!
	Roger by the Kiyomizu Kannondo Temple.

	The Kiyomizu Kannondo Temple was built in 1631. Nearby is the Toshogu Shrine which was built in 1651 and was dedicated to Ieyasu Tokugawa. He was responsible for making Tokyo the capital and most important city in Japan. The path to the shrine is lined with large stone lanterns donated by feudal lords. It is Ueno Park's most famous religious structure.
We saw several people drink water in a ritualistic manner from this water trough next to the temple. Notice the white notes tied behind the fountain. We think they are wishes and prayers.Thanks to Gregg Tavares who emailed us, we now know that the notes are actually fortunes in the same sense as a 25 cent fortune you could get from a vending machine (for example the machine in the Tom Hanks movie "Big"). After you read your fortune, you tie it to the strings. If it is a bad fortune you are suppose to tie it with just your left hand only although most Japanese have forgotten this part of the custom.
	Kiyomizu kannon-do was established in 1631. The principal image of this temple is a seated figure of Senjo-Kannon. As it is a secret image, it usually is housed in a miniature shrine but is shown to the public on the Fiest Horse Day in February and attracts many visitors.
	A small building (temple?) located next to the Kiyomizu Kannondo Temple.