"Call housekeeping for more vinyl"
Originally a business hotel built in the 1960s, the newly refurbished Claska, tel: (81-3) 3719 8121, is the talk of Tokyo, which despite being Asia's fashion capital has been poorly served when it comes to boutique hotels. No longer. Claska exemplifies the Japanese capital's sense of style with its minimalism-meets-retro interiors and its array of unexpected amenities.
Naturally, Claska has been packed out with models, media types, artists and musicians since its recent opening—on good days, a celebrity DJ or two will even come down from their rooms for an impromptu set in the lounge. Just as well—without a gym on-site, a quick boogie is all the exercise you're going to get.
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