Tokyo Cubo

Its location and price are the best things here. It’s fairly close to the main train station, with street food and convenience stores nearby. The hostel is tucked inside a small restaurant. Staff spoke English and the service was pretty nice. My room was clean and air-conditioned, and the beds were ordinary but had privacy curtains. There were lockers, and the toilets and showers were clean and in good condition when I visited. The facilities need work. When it rains, water leaks in several places, and even with buckets underneath, it can spill over and make a mess. The common area is small and not always air-conditioned, so it gets humid and uncomfortable to hang out in. I’d suggest adding somewhere to dry umbrellas in rainy season. Mine was damaged by someone when I tried drying it in the open-air area they directed me to.

A handy place for backpackers who mainly need a bed in a strategic location. Bandung Station is only a 10-minute walk away. My single room was just big enough to sleep in, but it was fairly comfortable. There’s a water heater, clean toilet, locker, galon of mineral water, dining room, and lots of warung out front. The toilet can smell sometimes, so maybe it needs a second flush.

Good location and nice staff. I’d definitely come back.

There’s street food all around, and a 24-hour Indomaret fresh nearby, which is really convenient. The location is very strategic, the facilities are complete, and there’s a hot shower. The price is good too. The downside is that the toilet was a little dirty, the WiFi was sometimes unavailable, and anyone on an upper bunk has to climb a ladder.