This hotel is one of the nicest I've stayed in. Firstly it's in a really relaxed and charming part of the city, but near lots of great stuff. We much preferred it to staying in Shinjuku (which we did later on our trip). The hotel itself is really quiet and relaxing and cool. It's modern and filled with interesting art in small gallery rooms as well as throughout the hotel. The room is designed nicely (modern, sockets on either side of the bed that were built into the bedside tables, the lighting was soft and relaxing). Plus, the staff were delightful and we had nice chats with them. I wasn't feeling well when I arrived and they were really kind and caring and they asked how I was feeling the next day. When it was raining they ran after us to give us umbrellas. Etc. I thought it was great value for money. There weren't many breakfast options but what we had was really nice and set us up for the day and I thought the coffee was good!

So happy we chose KAIKA! - awsome coffee place on the ground floor - wonderful service, kind people, all amenities (for example laundry, common kitchen on basement level) - traveled with a baby, crib available - very clean and comfortable - quiet, safe neighborhood, nice location, easy access to asakusa metro station (10min walk) - last but not least, super cool hotel! it's beautiful to be surrounded by art. - great quality/price ratio for Tokyo.

The only minus was that our room had no opening window. It is always important to have fresh air in the room. The window also had milk glass so it felt a bit claustrophobic. Not sure if this applies to all rooms of KAIKA hotel, but it is the only minus we can mention.

Cute and super comfortable hotel. This was our second time there

It’s a lovely place. Big, nice, and comfy room. Incredibly friendly staff. Lots of art. Big asset the coffee shop with amazing desserts. Nice amenities.

I am a walker so I did not mind. But, if you do not want to walk 15-20 minutes to and from subway, do not stay. The city is very safe, but some may feel uncomfortable walking in darkness. I did love the neighborhood Sumida.

The room and bathroom was very spacious and well laid-out. Staff were exceptionally helpful - and went out of their way to help us track down a lost mobile phone (which we left on the metro) from the Lost and Found! The basement kitchen space is brilliant when travelling for days when you just want a quiet night in. Laundry also super handy and although fairly common in Tokyo, the complimentary kit (toothbrush, pyjamas) were a bonus. Location is good - a 10' walk from various Asakusa metro entrances and in a lovely residential area. Superb stay - we loved the art and deco also! Coffee at Safn was delicious.

Although it seems far from the main atractions it is located in a very quiet residential area and ten minute walk from Asakusa station and less for a 7eleven store. You can also have dinner in restaurants at Asakusa walking distance . It is a design hotel, with all the modern art exhibitions, quite modern and comfortable. The staff is very friendly and helpful. It was an excellent option for our stay.

You have to be aware that there are no food or drinks after 7 pm, but you may buy at 7eleven and eat at the shared dining room in the hotel basement which is nice and cool . Breakfast was included in our price but options are very limited although very nice.

We wanted to stay in a more neighbourhood area, so this was spot on. A 10 min walk to the nearest subway station and very quiet. Loved the look and the vibe of the hotel with the art installations, and the staff were very helpful and friendly. Heavenly-smelling shower gel and soaps.

Breakfast was included in our price - but the coffee option didn't include a cappucino or latte, so we paid extra. A small point, but something the hotel might want to look at. Also, a simple pastry option would be good, not just the bagels, soup and salad (which was a bit much for us and we skipped two days).

It was pretty cool to see a hotel, café, and art museum all in one. The art and overall aesthetic gave the place so much character. When comparing to other hotels in Japan, their rooms are very spacious, especially the bathroom. The facilities and amenities were complete, and the staff were hospitable and accommodating. I really feel like I got my money's worth, so I would definitely stay here again and even recommend this to others.

Their coffee at the café could be better. I ordered their café latte and cold brew, but both tasted a bit bland. Also, if you're not into walking, the 11-minute walk to the nearest station could be a bit of a hassle. Though, personally, I didn't really mind these as much. I still very much enjoyed my stay at this hotel regardless.

Overall experience was nice. Location - 9-10min walk from the center so we had to take a 5-min taxi ride which is around 900-1200JPY as the weather was too hot. If you don’t mind walking, then it is great value for money. Amenities - Tsugu Kyoto had better amenities compared to this branch but probably to do with the restrictions of Tokyo space. Staff - great and helpful. Cleanliness - perfect score for this Comfort - room was great. ample space for Tokyo location. Family of 4. traveling with 17 and 19 yo.

Location was not ideal during the summer heat.

This stay was amazing! It was a 10 minute walk from the nearest station and we loved that it was really close to the Skytree! We enjoyed walking back to the hotel and seeing it at night! Lots of amenities and the lounge was nice! We didn't get a chance to try out the cafe inside but we enjoyed seeing the many art paintings and sculptures around the hotel. Will be staying here again on my next visit! Thank you KAIKA staff!

The only thing I didn't like like was that our fridge barely kept our water cool or sometimes it just wouldn't work but it wasn't a big issue for us. We were mostly out and about all day so no biggie.