BnA_WALL - Art Hotel in Tokyo

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!

Checked into the hotel today after having read positive reviews about it on a blog. Found the reception staff to be quite unfriendly and the hotel really lacks any sort of atmosphere which is disappointing as we expected it to be more quirky given its arty description. The room we have (it’s called the one with the pink carpet) is spacious by Japan standards but there is no TV and both windows are facing a brick wall…. The hotel also looks a lot better in the photos vs in reality.

You need to know what you're getting into before going here. Each room is an art piece which makes for an interesting stay. We had an igloo room which is inconvenient if you are tall. I think it could be difficult for people with mobility issues and a hassle if traveling with young children. However I think if you are an art lover their system is cool and the staff is friendly/helpful. There seems to be a lot going on. I think if you're the right type of traveler it's a great hotel with a good price and a good location.

This 5 floor corner hotel covered with brick walls offered a great experience. If you love #art and looking for a convenient stay in #Tokyo, l definitely recommend you this #hotel. The hotel was a wonderful design. From the first moment you walked in, you feel you are in an art gallery (by the way it has an art gallery as well). The rooms were beautifully designed by different artist and each offers you a different experience. We stayed in a game room which was fun. We loved it. Not only design and atmosphere, the hotel staff were also amazing! They were very kind and warm-welcoming. Even when we checked out, it during a heavy rain, they were very considerate and lend us an umbrella, such a gesture!

Loved my stay here in the igloo room! I got a lovely welcome drink and an orientation to the room…it was like being in an Antarctic getaway. I also really loved the iridescent glimmer to the igloo. All in all 11/10 would stay here again!

This is a nicely located hotel that has unique rooms. See two of the rooms in the photos. The young staff is outstanding and energetic. The hotel is spotless. It is a ten minute walk, or less, to bus and train stops. From there, all Tokyo is yours if you take public transport. The rooms are big enough, not huge. Part of the hotel fee goes to artists, who have decorated part of the lobby and each of the rooms. We stayed at BnA_Wall twice in our very recent trip to Japan, two nights on the ends of a two week trip there. Should we return to Tokyo, BmA_Wall will be a hotel we will consider staying.

If you like art/design this is an excellent place to stay. The attention to detail of the room design is so creatively well done. The single room size is compact yet feels spacious. The bathroom is really lovely, and so clean. Staff were welcoming and helpful, bar/Cafe had great atmosphere and food/drink quality. Great local recommendations made for food and coffee. I had one night here at the beginning of a business trip and loved it so much I've rebooked for a night at the end. Highly recommend.

The rooms are dysfunctionally small with no space to store luggage. Essentially, the rooms are a glorified walk in closet and size and amenities are not commensurate with the high price tag. Breakfast portions were small but tasty. Worst was the mandatory 10 am check out with a 2000 yen per hour late charge and 3000 yen charge for lost room card - highway robbery in broad day light. Lobby looked like a construction zone but apparently this was an intentional design choice. Lastly, the art looked as if it was conceived through a highschool student. I guess these days one can slap a label on a dustball and call it "art". Thank God i stayed only one night as this was the worst hotel I ever checked in to.