This is my impression of the hostel.The room is Necafe style and you need to be considerate of the people around you.All towels can be rented for a fee, and toothbrushes are also available for a fee.Even linen changes are charged.It feels like a basic hostel.Personally, I was very curious about theThe question is, "Has the owner ever stayed at the Sardine Building?"The hostel in Sardine Building is stylish and clean, but the environment is not designed from the guest's perspective.There are three main things that caught my attention about the hostel in Sardine Building. None of this is a big deal, but I think it shows how much Sardine Building is a hostel that doesn't think from the guest's perspective.① There is not even a single tissue paper available in the hostel.There are no tissues anywhere in my room, in the sink, or in the common areas.Of course, there were no paper towels.② There is no microwave in the hostel.Of course there is no refrigerator. There is only an electric kettle.③The entrance doors of each room are too short.The door to my room is only about 130-140cm wide.Both men and women should enter and exit half-way.It's too meaningless.The above three points, especially ① and ③, are meaningless. Tissues aren't expensive and are a necessity, so just keeping one in a shared space will improve your comfort level. As for the door, they may be trying to make it look fashionable by giving it a fancy shape and size, but it's extremely inconvenient.All of the above ① to ③ are met as usual in other hostels. (I stayed at both Minshuku Akune and Shioya Hostel.)If the owner were to stay there himself, he would realize that Sardine Building's hostel does not have the minimum environment that a lodging facility like ① to ③ should have.Also, there is a door between the guest room area and the wash basin, but the sound of the door closing is very loud, and I wake up every time someone comes in or out at night or early in the morning. . Clever people will close the door slowly by hand, but unless you close it slowly by hand, it will make a loud clanking sound.If the owner stays in the room himself, he will probably want to adjust the door closer. The sound is at that level.Shioya Hostel is 350 yen more expensive than Sardine Building, but the environment is perfect. It's a huge difference.Minshuku Akune costs 3000 yen, which is cheaper than Sardine Building. Although the cleanliness is disappointing, the environment is very fulfilling.I felt that they were only focusing on creating a stylish space from a macro perspective, and not creating an environment from a micro perspective from the guest's perspective.Most of the high ratings for Sardine Building are for the food, such as taiyaki, breakfast, and coffee, and it's best to keep this in mind when considering your stay at the hostel, as most of the reviews praise only two things: cleanliness and style. I think so.