Base Inn Tabata - Hostel

“Close to nippori station for easy access to yamanote line and Narita skyaccess. Also beds were nice and lots of room for luggage. Also the staff was nice”

“We mostly stayed indoors in this hostel because of the Coronavirus outbreak. So our review is based on staying in and exploring the walking surrounding areas vs being touristy around japan. The staff (Hayato, you the man!) was very nice and kept everything cleaned. They changed our bedding and towels during our stay. Which was really nice considering it's a hostel and it's not a common practice. They have a microwave/toaster oven dual futuristic technology that just made cooking our microwavable meals and bread great. The hostel is on a 3rd floor with elevator access. It's only one floor so you don't have to use stairs to get to any of your rooms once you're inside the hostel itself. The hostel is self-check-in and the staff is there but not always present. We didn't mind at all but would recommend having some sort of communication accessibility. There's a Lawson next to the hostel and a small local fruits and veggies store right behind the building. There's also a Lawson 100 and many groceries a few minutes from there. We walked around and also found a Can Do which is a 100 yen store close by! It's a neat place if you're willing to walk around. The station is about 7 minutes from here and it's a JR line as well. Listen to this for like a moment. WE HAD MINI FANS IN OUR CUBE BEDS. Game changer? Absolutely. P.S. Also if you're into Animal Crossing, ask Hayato when he clocks out if he wants to play. His town is sick.”

“Easy access to train stations, cozy, clean and tidy, good privacy in the pods. Close to 7/11 and there's a Lawsons right a croos the street too - for scanning and late night snacks.”

“Queda cerca de una estación JR, lo que facilita transportarse. Los espacios comunes se limpian muy bien diariamente.”