Besides the Weekly residence rooms, the Claska offers other design-centric accommodations, such as their Japanese Modern rooms or the Tatami theme rooms designed by Kaname Okajima. And the most surprising thing is these rooms are available for a reasonable ¥7500/US$66.18 per night (though you need to book one week minimum, and add 10% service charge with 5% tax, bringing a 7 days stay to ¥60637/US$535.05).
Liao notes: "It's damn near impossible to book as there are only 3 rooms. Actually, even their regular daily rooms are damn near impossible to book as there are 12 rooms, total, for the entire hotel (including the 3 weekly rooms). I literally based this trip around the dates this room is available. Book early if you want to stay [at the Claska]."
[photos/via Liao Yusheng]










Comments (6)
Reminds me of the game Operation.
Good call 'farmhousemoderne'. I wonder if that was his inspiration?
hahaha i agree with the "operation" theory but i think its a lot of fun and i would love to stay there because it i can't get the room messy
whoa. i find it really overwhelming - like a visual manifestation of OCD or the setting for a sci-fi/big brother horror film.
positively, though, i do like the fold out desk, and the hair dryer slot is creative.
Wow - that is amazing! I might actually put things away if I had cute little slots for everything... it would make getting more stuff harder, as well (not a bad thing, really).