Nui is an integrated hostel with bar lounge services come night time. What greets you at the 1st level of the main lobby will be the stylish, contemporary interior. Makes you feel right at home, right? 

Price

A mini lift serves hostel guests up to different levels. I spent a total of SGD $113 for 4 nights, about SGD$30+ per night for an 8-bed all female dormitory, which was fairly reasonable for a night stay in Tokyo.

Room Tour

Once up, you will spot many other family/couple rooms along the corridor. It was not appropriate to take photos inside the dorm with the occupants, but well it was made up of 4 double bunk beds with a middle walkway. You know typical arrangements. 
Each bed came attached with a bed lamp, charging ports and free wifi. There were also common cupboards and locks for safe keep your items. 
The bed was fairly comfortable enough and came with everything a dorm needs, warm enough from the outside cold.
My room of 8 beds were all taken up and so were the other rooms when I was there in April.

Common Area

Washroom/Toilet

Each level comes with one common washroom/toilet. Amenities like soap, laundry baskets, hairdryers are available and fairly clean. No towels provided to guests, you may purchase with them if necessary. 
 It was stated that after 2300 and before 0500~0600 in the morning, the hairdryer should not be used in case of disturbance to other guests.
Take note: Toilets are shared among males and females so this might be a problem for some females due to privacy.
 However, often, when I had my showers, there was only 1 or 2 person in the spacious washroom and there was no mad rush. With many shower stalls of about 10 (?), I did not have to queue with a bunch of people to fight for showers.  In terms of privacy, I felt quite safe somehow and was not worried about someone peeping. Their staff often make rounds to the bathroom too.
The couple/family rooms will have their mini bathroom within. 

Kitchen/Pantry

You can cook, boil water or use any of the kitchen utensils/ equipment. A huge common fridge is also available.

Condiments like oil, sauces were also available for use.

All utensils were neatly categorised. 

 Tourists information booklets were readily available.

Books for your browsing.

 You can come up here if you need to do some reading or research, sunlight is ample in the day and the whole area looks lovely enough to spend a morning in if you have the time to linger.

Location

In the day, it is a quiet neighbourhood among residential, mini-shops, kindergartens and even a fire station.  The hostel is a short walk of 15-20 minutes to Asakusa when you stroll along the Sumida River.

Spotting Nui.

 Nui. may look 'hidden' among the similar looking buildings, spot the fire station and Nui. will be the first building right around the corner right across.
 The nearest station will be Kuramae Station on either Oedo Line or Asakusa Line.

This is the Fire Station facing Nui.

Bicycle rentals were available at the hostel. In a little enclave, surrounded by shops and residential units, Nui. is a quiet place to be away from the hustle of the city area without compromising on the location and convenience. Just to add on that the staff were well-spoken in English too.

The Sakura however made a lovely complement with the school 

I next spotted a communal park/sports facility.

Spotted pretty Plum Blossoms (Maehwa) in bloom.

The pretty pink and white.
These Maehwa blooms were so vibrant and strong, they were even better than the other withering Sakura blooms I saw during my trip.

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Nui.Tokyo Central Hostel.,

 2-14-13 Kuramae Taito-ku, Tokyo, Japan.