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Tokyo Village

Sydney (Surry Hills), New South Wales, Australia

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243-247 Cleveland Street, Sydney (Surry Hills)   Karte
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Dormitory : $ 18~22 daily $ 85~120 weekly .Double $ 45~65 daily $ 240~330 weekly Prüfe Preise nach Datum
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Eigenschaften

  • Frühstück
  • Küche
  • Schließfach
  • Spielhalle
  • Lounge/Gemeinschaftsraum
  • Swimmingpool
  • Grill
  • TV
  • Filmbibliothek/-ausleihe
  • Büchersammlung/-tausch
  • Waschmaschine (Wäsche)
  • Wäschetrockner
  • Bereitstellung von Reiseinformationen
  • 24 Stunden Warmwasser
  • Telefon (öffentlich oder im Zimmer)
 
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Tokyo Village is a centrally located, colourful, and friendly hostel, but a bit dingy. It is located a couple blocks behind Central station at the beginning of the Surry Hills neighborhood, where there are supermarkets and lots of cheap eats available, making it a great location for backpackers.

The outside of the hostel looks worn, with peeling paint and several signs all saying different things (the new name of this place is something like "Central Student Accommodation," although it is still called Tokyo Village inside). The outside gives a bit of a glimpse into what you might find inside, but don't let it scare you away. If you don't mind very worn furnishings and peeling paint, this is a bustling and cheery place to stay.

The owners, Charlie and Vanessa, are very helpful and nice, especially good to talk to if you want to take trips out to the Blue Mountains. However, it seems they are spending less and less time here lately and the place is mostly run by backpackers, meaning the quality of service and cleaning can vary greatly depending on who is on duty and whether they really care or not. The bathrooms definitely could benefit from being cleaned a bit more often. The rooms are clean and bright, but the mattresses are of varying quality.

The common room is a room full of very old and worn out couches piled in a semi-circle facing the TV. It's not very sociable, but the outdoor courtyard area has plenty of seating and tables and is usually where people congregate to socialize (weather permitting, of course). There are two great kitchens with plenty of cooking equipment and dishes, and the gigantic rice maker is going all day with free rice (though there is high demand for this, so get in quickly if you want some).

Breakfast is only kind of provided -- they have cereals available, but you must supply whatever you take with it. Coffee and tea is also free during reception hours. To get here from Central station, exit onto Chalmers Street and turn right. Walk past Prince Alfred Park until you reach Cleveland Street. It is on the corner of Cleveland and Chalmers.

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Comment by sstyle, euro
July 2008
Not too bad
I have to say that I stayed here two times and I have to say that it's not too bad, also because I have seen other backpackers in Sydney and I find this quite cheap for the service that have. But also it's nothing special, traveling around australia you can find places that are really of five stars. I suggest this hostel.
Comment by Chess, USA
May 2007
This hostel had some good and some bad, like everything. The owner is awesome. Very helpful, friendly, makes you feel welcome for sure. As for the place, at least our room, was a bit dirty. We had some cockroaches crawling our bedroom walls, but the real rough spot was the bathroom. Filthy really. You wouldn't dream of taking a shower without flip-flops much less even walk into the bathroom without them. The location is pretty decent though. There are some excellent eats right around there, especially if you like thai food. The people staying there were nice -- a lot of loud drinking (not surprising for a hostel but we were very tired and right above the noise). Overall, I would not stay there again but would be hesitant to tell others to forget it as the bathroom may have been cleaned since we were there!
Comment by Andy, Switzerland
April 2007
A very nice hostel, full of a lovely Asian spirit (the name of the hostel suits it very well. I stayed there for four days but could have stayed longer if I hadn't to finish my holidays in Australia. The hostel is located near the central station and Chinatown (five- to ten-minute walk), and from the city centre (fifteen- to twenty-minute walk). You will also find a Coles supermarket within ten-minute walk. I really enjoyed my stay, with a friendly community, a very nice boss -- Charlie, as well as a very cute house-dog, Totoro, which is walking around during the day. I recommend this hostel for its atmosphere and its friendly feeling!
Comment by Hagen (Germany)
January 2007
Best place ever. Awesome people -- nice location -- wonderful atmosphere.
Comment by Gregory
August 2006
I booked for one week when i arrived in Australia in this backpacker and i stayed ten months. i think it's enough to say how i love this place. Close to Chinatown, central station, and enough bottle shop to have plenty of good evening. Charlie and Vanessa (the boss) are so nice people, i just wanted to say thanks to them for everything.
Comment by Ephram
March 2006
Stayed here during the new years period. A bit run down, but its clean and homey, very intimate community feeling within the building. The courtyard is a good social place esp at night. Good for drinking beers and chit chat. Rooms can be hot during day time in summer, but who stays in the room at daytime anyway. Very friendly hostel, nice boss Charlie and Vanessa who seems to remember everyone's name. Their dog totoro is so cute too, like to run around the place. TV room with nintendo console, dvd player, foxtel and quite a collection of books. Free rice everynight in the kitche, and free cereal in the morning. Location wise, very near to Central station (5 min walks), and across the street to an excellent outdoor swimming pool. 10 min walk to Coles supermarket. And very near chinatown too. Overall, its quite a strategic location. Mostly Japanese, Koreans and Germans living here. But you will still get ppl from all over Europe from time to time. If u r looking for a hostel thats not so institutionalized like YHA, Tokyo Village is a nice change.
Comment by Gaetan from Belgium
October 2005
I stayed two months in this place and would like to have stayed more if I hadn't left Australia. I made so many good friends there and felt really like I was at home. Thanks Charlie and Vanessa for all your help and for being so nice to everybody!!! See you on my next Australian trip for sure.
Comment by Tom
April 2005
Quality place to go. As a Brit, I found it refreshing to be among such a different crowd. There's loads of Japanese and Koreans and I had a great time chatting away to people. Staff are excellent and the facilities are decent enough. P.S. Vanessa's little dog is cool.
Comment by Jeroen dldb
January 2005
This is a great place. I met my current girlfriend there and we are living on our own in Sydney. But Charles (the owner) and Vanessa are my best friends.
Comment by Alessandro
October 2004
Thanks to Charlie and Vanessa! I had the time of my life here. I met so many nice people in this hostel, and for that reason I spent over two months here. I really enjoyed the place! Excellent!
Comment by Joo Yeon
July 2004
I have booked only two nights, but I wish I could stay longer. It's such a lovely hostel. Thanks Vanessa, Charles. I will come back.
Comment by Viviana
July 2004
My home lovely hostel. I stayed first for 2 months, then came back directly. I love it here because of the atmosphere; the people are just the best! The staff just do their jobs so well, and I loved their rice with barbeque sauce! It's just so excellent and cozy! When I come back to Sydney sometime, I will definitely come back to this place.
Comment by Falk
July 2004
What a lovely place! We were like a big family! I met a lot of new friends, and we had so much fun--it was incredible, gorgeous, unbelievable! I will never forget this time! You are the BEST! Vanessa, Charlie--thanks a lot ! And I will come back!
Comment by martijn
July 2004
I only planned to stay for a week, but I've been here now for more than two months and am not planning to leave soon. With meeting new friends every day, and people knowing you by name, it's very difficult not to feel at home at this place. Without a doubt, this will be my first stop in Sydney again. The friendly staff has helped me a lot, offering more than just a nice place to stay.
Comment by Martijn
July 2004
I planned to stay for only one week, but after two months I'm still here, and not planning to leave. In a place where you meet new friends this easily, and everybody knows you by name, it's hard not to feel at home. Without doubt, it would be my first stop in Sydney again. The staff were great and very friendly. They helped me where they could, therefore offering me more than just a place to stay.

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