BnA_WALL - Art Hotel in Tokyo

The hotel has a beautiful and artistic design. I had read some reviews mentioning that the rooms are small, and they definitely are; however, the bathroom is quite spacious. Since I was traveling alone, that worked out fine for me, but I can see how it might feel cramped for two people in the room I booked. The service was good, and the staff were friendly. There was a special event happening on the day of my stay, and I participated in it. Overall, it was a nice experience.

The team were so friendly and welcoming. They also let us store our luggage before arriving which made our travel outside of Tokyo very easy. James on the front desk was super helpful, friendly and caring. As was the man on the desk (sorry can't remember his name) who booked our taxi at 6am and then came outside to check we were OK. The rooms are all individual. There is really interesting art around the hotel plus a bar and little chop where you can buy individual pieces. Great location. Rooms well equipped. Will spend more time when we next visit.

Delightful boutique hotel with unique, comfortable rooms. The bed is very comfortable. Delicious breakfast and lunch. There aren't a lot of nearby options, so it was great to have this onsite. Small but carefully curated bar. Warm and gracious staff. I appreciate their eco-friendly efforts, too.

I stayed at this hotel in Tokyo and was quite disappointed with the experience. The rooms are extremely small, with no wardrobe and virtually no space to store luggage or hang clothes, which made the stay quite uncomfortable. The breakfast is not buffet-style—you can only choose from four preset dishes, which felt very limiting. We requested to cancel the breakfast portion of our reservation due to this, but the hotel refused, which was frustrating. Because of this , the hospitality was lacking, and I wouldn’t recommend this place for travelers looking for basic comfort or some flexibility.

We loved this quirky hotel and stayed more than once, enjoying different rooms each time. It was very good value for money which is why we chose it, despite being unfamiliar with the neighborhood. We liked the quieter side of Tokyo and found great food nearby including an incredible banh mi and an excellent pizza joint. The breakfast was cheap and very tasty. The rooms are works of art and a portion goes to the artists.

We stayed here as a couple with a one year old, and the staff couldn't have been more welcoming and accommodating. We arrived after midnight due to delays at the airport and there was still someone waiting to check us in. Our stay fell during a sake festival, and we were invited to the after party which was an absolute blast. The cafe staff were lovely and professional and the coffees and breakfast were great. The hotel gave us a little bassinet, gave us extra rubbish bags and even changed our sheets an extra time when our 1 year old decided to knock a drink on the bed. The location was exceptional: beautiful quiet streets with cafes and lots to see, and easily accessible to nearby attractions and transport. There was a little park close by with a cafe that was a must for our toddler. The vibe was relaxed and fun the whole time and we would love to visit again.

Loved our stay at the BnA Wall. The staff were friendly and the rooms, we stayed in both 'Sushi Wars' which was fun and bright and 'Float' which was a suitably space age end to our Tokyo trip. Would definitely stay again and try more rooms.

A very cool concept with each room being inspired by art. I didn't know what to expect when I booked it as I've never experienced the concept before but was pleasantly surprised with the experience. The hotel was clean, the bed was comfortable, there were basic amenities available and what stood out is that they had a really comfortable pillow and a very delicious breakfast. Location was great, quick walk to the subway. And of course the uniqueness of having an art installation in the room was a novelty and added to the experience. Very Good stay for the price. Would recommend!