I walked in, and was greeted by name – that was a good feeling. Not only were front desk staff well-groomed, they were helpful and had a variety of maps to make sure I didn't get lost. I stayed at the DIY rooms, and it was like being part of an installation piece. Really novel. Everything in the room has... More

We checked in for our last night in Japan and - given the photos - were looking forward to staying at Claska. It was even better than expected and worth the price. Rooms are super (had 606 - parents and 403 - for the 3 kids); staff is very friendly and helpful. Next time we'll reserve more time for staying... More

The Claska is an entire experience - lovely rooms, restaurant, gallery and shop. My husband and I stayed for 5 nights with our 6 year old and the staff went out their way to make our son's stay - including free DVDs and showering him with affection. Each room has its own interior design scheme so we sure to go... More

The Claska is an absolute delight! I love, love, love this hotel and it is a unique Tokyo experience. Everything about this hotel works. The service is absolutely first rate and all the staff are wonderful. I've stayed in two different type of rooms - the traditional ryokan style and the western. Both are great, but I'd have to recommend... More

Claska excellent service, extended interesting flipside menu of things to do in a 60s-70s lifestyle! love it great architectural, well designed building, and good location in the centre of Meguro district good neighbourhoods, love the pet barber shop and the mini art gallery! More

I just only stay there for one night, but the experience is delighted. I love all the deco and elegant taste of the designers who decorated this hotel. it's not a big hotel for vacation, so if you want to have spa, swimming pool or GYM, maybe you'll be disappointed. But this hotel is really a quiet and easy stay... More

Great, hip hotel that is unpretentious and visually very attractive. Highly reccomended More

I travelled with my best friend for a girls' shopping trip to tokyo and we had a great time staying at Claska. This hotel fit our budget perfectly and there were plenty of fun things to discover and always a party going on. The clientele generally seemed to be trendy 25- 45 year olds who almost invariably worked in fashion... More

I stayed at Hotel Claska for 4 days in 2 different rooms, and they were night and day. Room 603 (a "weekly" room) was dingy, bare, and without charm, despite the quirky wall carvings. Carpet was stained, no closet or drawers, windows dirty, and overall I felt pretty depressed. Room 505 was its opposite: small but charming,with a lovely view... More