Artist Hotel - Bna Studio Akihabara Reviews

The oversized bathroom shown in the picture is really for reference only, and I don’t know if it is a psychological effect. The bathroom and the bed are separated by a wall. The room is also very small, and the bed feels wet when sleeping.

A decent size and quirky room for the four of us, as it was winter, good to have the washing machine and dryer as well. It's much more of an airbnb. Pillows are not great. It's in a great location, close to some of the bigger stations so makes it easy to get around and pick things up as need. We were there over the public holidays in beg of Jan, so not much was open for breakfast and coffee, the hotel does not have a coffee shop or anything. Front desk is often not manned, one of the staff wasn't very helpful when we were wanting suggestions close by. There were different people each time though, and some were friendlier and spoke great English. They charge you $20 to hold your luggage in an open area, wired to the wall once you check out.

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.

This is a very cool hotel in a great location. It is within easy walking distance of restaurants and popular sites. The check-in was easy and there are great amenities such as a washer and dryer and kitchenette. The art in the room was incredible! The hotel is very clean.