Artist Hotel - Bna Studio Akihabara

圖片顯示的超大浴室真的僅供參考、而且不知道是不是心理作用、浴室和床就一牆之隔、房間也很小、感覺床睡起來潮潮的

Very minimalist, You sign in and check out by yourself, your room is cleaned every day

Great place. We’ve never stayed in a room like it. The coolest hotel we’ve ever seen. The people were nice. The only drawback was that our room did not have a single chair. It offers Netflix, though. A nice bonus!

Our three-night stay at the BnA Studio Akihabara, specifically in the Zen room on the 4th floor, was a remarkable experience that significantly enhanced our autumn trip to Japan. The check-in process was impressively smooth and user-friendly, a pleasant surprise that set a positive tone for our stay. However, it's worth noting for future guests that if you're traveling with heavy luggage, there are a few small stairs to navigate before accessing the elevator, which can be a bit of a challenge. The Zen room itself was a delightful blend of modern amenities and traditional Japanese aesthetics, providing a tranquil and comfortable environment. It was spacious enough for our family and well-equipped for our needs. One of the biggest advantages of staying at BnA Studio Akihabara was its proximity to the bustling Akihabara district. This was particularly enjoyable for our daughter, who found Akihabara to be the highlight of our trip. The area is lively and full of exciting sights, sounds, and shopping opportunities, particularly for those interested in electronics and pop culture. Overall, our experience at BnA Studio Akihabara was very positive. The minor inconvenience of carrying luggage up some stairs was far outweighed by the comfortable accommodations, excellent location, and the unique experience of staying in a room that so beautifully captured the essence of Zen in Japan. We would recommend it to other travelers, especially those looking to immerse themselves in the vibrant energy of Akihabara.

Great location and a respite from exhausting crush of the city streets. However, only a few blocks away, you have electric town and the Ginza line. Our kids enjoyed it thoroughly.

Cool little boutique hotel. We stayed in athletic park room which was really fun. Note there are limited outlets in the room which was odd but they tried to offset the issue by providing a power *****. Room comes with kitchen and washer and dryer machine which was huge as we traveled in September where it was still incredibly hot. So the ability to do laundry was huge. Rooms can be reached by stairs or a small little elevator. We used the elevator to take our luggage to our rooms but otherwise took the stairs most of the time as it was faster. Location isn’t the closest to public transportation. There is a Ginza subway stop not far from hotel but when you’re walking the city with luggage, it can feel like a mile away! Lots of local food options nearby including 7-11/ grocery. Around the corner is a dessert stand selling tayaki which made for great night treats. Akihabara main shopping/electronics area is walkable but several blocks away. Staff was very helpful. If you arrive before check in, they have locks to lock up your luggage so you can walk around.

A very cute and fun hotel near transportation and walkable to things like fancy coffee and vegan ramen for people who care about that stuff (me). The staff was very very nice and the room was very cool. I also appreciated being able to do laundry in the room and that soap etc seemed to all be fragrance free.

We loved our stay at this hotel. The room concept was great for the kids, the rooms had everything we needed. Its about a 15 min walk from akhiabara station and 2 minute walk from Ginza subway line, so location is great as well

Artistically done and spacious for a family of four. Toiletries and detergents are eco-friendly brands. Nearest train station is just a block away. Favorite part is the washing machine. Very convenient and relaxing stay in a such a busy city.