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Sleep right in the bookshelves: Tokyo’s largest literary-themed hostel opens

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Last updated 2026-09-25 — As a book lover, don’t miss this bookstore-inspired hostel “Book and Bed Tokyo” when visiting Tokyo. Book and Bed Tokyo...

By MOOK Attractions Chen Wenlin, compiled report
 
As a book lover, don’t miss this bookstore-inspired hostel “Book and Bed Tokyo” when visiting Tokyo. Book and Bed Tokyo integrates the form of a bookstore into a lodging facility, allowing every traveler to seamlessly move between reading and resting, fully relaxing and enjoying life amidst the stacks.

Book and Bed Tokyo combines the concept of a bookstore with accommodation, letting book-loving travelers sleep directly among the shelves. (Photo / Book and Bed Tokyo)

Book and Bed Tokyo has created a new type of hotel with the concept of a “bookstore that offers lodging.” Not only is its decor very hipster-friendly, but it also attracts avid readers. Recently, Book and Bed Tokyo has chosen Shinjuku as the location for its new branch, which houses approximately 2,400 books, making it the largest bookstore-style hostel in Tokyo.

Book and Bed Tokyo has built Tokyo’s largest bookstore-style hostel in Shinjuku. (Photo / Book and Bed Tokyo)

The interior of Book and Bed Tokyo features a highly artistic, hipster-style design. (Photo / Book and Bed Tokyo)

Book and Bed Tokyo has branches in Ikebukuro, Fukuoka, Asakusa, Kyoto, and other locations, with its newest Shinjuku branch opening on May 22, 2018. It aims to attract book-loving visitors from Japan and abroad, offering a novel experience of living among the books.

Each shelf area features an independent hostel-style room for guests to rest in. (Photo / Book and Bed Tokyo)

The bathing facilities are also clean and tidy, featuring a fresh and minimalist style. (Photo / Book and Bed Tokyo)

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