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Pretty good! Artsy.

한국어를 할 줄 아는 직원이 있었는데, 너무 친절했었습니다. 크리스마스에 미리 예약했는데, 정말 만족했습니다. 찬바람이 조금 붑니다. 외풍ㅠㅠㅠ 조금 추웠어요. 너무너무 방이 예쁘고 좋았습니다. 저녁에는 1층 홀에서 클럽도 여는데, 일본어를 못해서 가지 않았네요. 특별한 숙소였어요. 직원들 모두 친절했습니다.

A unique and very pleasant stay. The art (both the rooms and the changing installations) create a wonderful atmosphere! The neighborhood is quiet in the evenings with lots of nice places within walking distance. I'll be staying here whenever I am in Tokyo.

We chose this hotel for its prime location, being just one subway stop away from Tokyo Station—a perfect choice for the night before catching the Shinkansen. The convenience can't be overstated, especially when you're planning a seamless start to your travel day. The hotel itself has a really cool concept and design language that stood out. Every detail felt thoughtfully curated, making the atmosphere modern and welcoming. The bathroom was one of the better ones we've experienced—spacious, clean, and equipped with all the essentials. It's clear that a lot of attention went into making guests feel comfortable. Overall, it was a fantastic stay with an excellent mix of convenience and style. Highly recommend it for anyone looking to stay close to Tokyo Station!

It was a room created by a local artist. The artists gets a piece of the cake when you stay in their art room. No TV in the room, not an issue for us though, and quite understandable considering the design. Bathroom was nice. The room itself is above average in size. Unfortunately they made a lot of stomping noice on the floor above from midnight until 1.30 AM. One thing that came to my mind was that when you create a modern hotel room it must be functional. So outlets for USB-c or USB to charge your devices would have been a nice touch to add, instead of local outlets that requeres a converter if your from overseas. Friendly and helpful staff, well spoken in English. Quiet area to live in. Our room with the "Igloo" might not be for the elderly people that have issues bending their back.

This hotel was so unique and special! From the cool artsy lobby with live music and local art for sale, to the unique room design, I would come stay at this or ANY BnA art hotel!!!

When I booked this stay I thought it would be neat but I didn't expect it to be as cool as it was. The room was nice and the amenities were state of the art. We were there on a Friday so we enjoyed a drink and some live music at the bar on the first floor.

This was such a cool experience. We only stayed one night at the tail end of our stay but it was really nice. The hotel is cool and the Dam room had enough space to fit our luggage. The reception/bar area was a really nice place to hang out and have some drinks. It wasn’t crazy close to much but it was close to a kombini and the bus stop.

We stayed here for the Genkan event (hosted by Waifu) and thoroughly enjoyed our time here. We appreciate that the property is promoting and supporting local LGBTQ groups. All staff we worked with were extremely helpful and friendly. We loved our unique room.

Check-in was quick and friendly and we appreciated the welcome mocktail, especially after such a long flight. The hotel was in a quiet neighbourhood and had many dining options, though we found lots of them had line-ups of near an hour, which made it hard to find a simple quality meal right away. While we were moving on after one night, the hotel was quiet and spacious enough for two friends. The hotel design was also very cool!

Great stay, the art was really awesome (we stayed in sushi wars), the staff was great, good experience all around

It was overall a nice hotel, but the igloo room was a little underwhelming and the novelty faded fast. The igloo impeded movement in an already small room. Additionally the room had no TV. Otherwise it was nice and the AC worked well!

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Loved the art Live in Art

This was our first stay in Japan, and overall it was good! The staff is very kind and attentive, plus there is an incredible soba noodle restaurant right next door. That said, our room did not have the most comfortable bed as it had a decently large dip in the middle making it relatively uneven. Other than that, everything else was great about the place.

It's a lovely and unique place and the staff is super friendly and kind! Unfortunately the bed in our room (Room with a Pink Carpet) was very uncomfortable, too firm and sloping toward the middle, and both our windows looked out onto air shafts, so there was no sunlight. I am sure other rooms are much nicer, we just got the lame side of the building!

I usually never write reviews, but this property blew me away. I stayed in the play room with twin beds for 1 night, and both the room itself as well as the hotel exceeded all my expectations. Not only is the space stylish and creatively charged, it is extremely clean and new. The bathroom amenities are also top notch, the bath products offered both smell and work amazingly. Needless to say, the hotel staff is beyond friendly and helpful. I would highly recommend supporting this local business and the art community it is connected with!

Small boutique hotel on a quiet street, all necessary amenities available and an amazing staff! Ask for Naoto’s city advices over a cocktail, and follow through any food recommendation's, it will be amongst your trip favorite memories!

A really cool, funky hotel. Near subway stations. Each room is like a piece of art itself! Beware the bar only opens Wednesday and Friday, which I think would put some off

My friend and I stayed in the play wall/room for two nights. On arrival, the front desk staff were very warm and provided a welcome drink. The staff speak pretty good English. The room was very small and had no outlets aside from two between the beds and in the bathroom. The beds were comfortable and the bathroom was very nice. They don’t have amenities in the bathroom, but have them available at the front desk, which I thought was kind of awkward as you have to interact with the front desk staff each time you needed something. Overall it was a pleasant experience but price was a little steep for the size of the room (although I do understand the value of the artistic concept).