This is a copy of my review of Grapehouse from Facebook:

Grapehouse is located in a quiet part of the Koenji neighborhood in Tokyo. It was quite easy to navigate to, though I recommend using the access map located on their website if you're having trouble finding it.

I was warmly greeted by Kazuko upon arrival. Her English is excellent, an asset I couldn't be more thankful for. The check-in process was quick and simple, fantastic for the jetlagged foreigner.

I was amazed at how clean Grapehouse was kept. The garbage was changed every day, if not multiple times a day, and the bathroom facilities were kept immaculate. Sidenote: unlike the US where all your trash goes into one bin, Japan has an incredibly organized rubbish sorting system. Expect to sort your trash by paper, plastic, combustibles, etc.

Shampoo, conditioner, and body wash are provided in the showers for free of charge, however towels run an additional cost of ¥100. There's also a washer/dryer available at an additional cost of ¥100 for wash or ¥200 wash and dry.

The beds provided are tatami style AND SO COMFY! Holy cow, getting out of bed was the hardest part of the morning, I never wanted to leave. There are simple accommodations to the beds including a small light, charging station (3 outlets available), and a cubby to place your belongings.

Other accommodations in the hostel include a fridge/freezer, various dishware, a toaster, coffeemaker, TV, computer, a myriad of travel guides, and Kazuko and Sanae who provided me with plenty of suggestions of things to do in Tokyo, but also offer classes in sushi making, yoga, and calligraphy.

All in all, Grapehouse is a outstanding establishment that elevated my visit from just a trip, to an experience. Thank you for a wonderful time. :)