Yokohama Hotels with Parking

The location is excellent, right across from the Kuan Tai Temple in Yokohama Chinatown, and it's about an 8-minute walk to the Minatomirai Line subway station. Check-in and check-out were very convenient. You can get free water at the front desk, and the kitchenette offers complimentary drinks. The bed space is very generous, almost like a small double bed, and comes with a table, chair, hanger, and towel. There are outlets conveniently located by the bed and on the bedside table, which is very thoughtful. The room, shower room, and toilet were all very clean, and they even provided paper cups, makeup remover pads, and various other free amenities.

If you're attending a concert, this is undoubtedly the best choice. It's right next to K-Arena, a mere 1-minute walk away. Anpanman Children's Museum is also very close. There's a Lawson convenience store nearby that closes at 11 PM. It's a bit of a distance to Yokohama Station, about a 15-20 minute walk, or around 1500 JPY by taxi. There's a bus to Haneda Airport right outside, but it has limited operating hours. However, since it's the first stop, you don't need to book tickets in advance; you can just buy them on the spot. The shower is in the bathtub. Breakfast was decent, nothing special.

I had a 17-hour layover in Yokohama on my way to Washington, so I decided to spend a night here. The location is excellent! From Yokohama Station's NEWoMan building, you just follow the signs on the second-floor concourse, and it leads straight to the hotel – about a 6-7 minute walk after exiting the station. If you don't want to walk through the mall, after exiting Yokohama Station, look for the North Exit first, then the Northwest Exit; this also connects directly to the concourse, so you're sheltered from any weather. I chose a room with breakfast, which was pretty standard but perfectly fine for filling up. They had a great selection of amenities, very comprehensive. And with my Trip.com points, the price was an absolute steal!

The location is quite convenient. It's about a 10-minute walk from Yokohama Station to the hotel. If you take the subway to Shin-Takashima Station, it's even less than a 3-minute walk, though the hotel entrance can be a bit hard to find. The hotel environment is comfortable, and since it's on a higher floor, you can enjoy beautiful views of Yokohama. The lobby offers free coffee and tea bags. Most importantly, there's a public bath, and you can even check the availability of the three washing and drying machines on your room's TV, so you don't make a wasted trip.

When I came to Yokohama during my trip to Japan, I chose a hotel near Minatomirai. The check-in experience was good, and it's not far from the station. There's a convenience store downstairs, and water dispensers and ironing facilities in the hallway. The breakfast was filling and delicious. It's a great place to stay while traveling. Getting to Chinatown or Yokohama Station is also quite convenient.

The room is cozy, compact but well-equipped. It’s conveniently located just behind the Shinkansen station, with many eateries nearby. I had a comfortable rest after several days of traveling.A self-service laundry is also available if you need to wash your clothes with a fee

First off, the hotel's location is superb. It's a five-minute walk from JR Kannai Station, thirty seconds from a subway station, and about eight minutes from Bashamichi Station, making it incredibly convenient whether you're exploring Yokohama or heading into Tokyo. For shopping, there are two or three convenience stores nearby, and a shopping street just across the road, so buying anything is a breeze. Car rental is also very convenient, with a Toyota Rent a Car service point within a five-minute walk, and plenty of affordable parking lots around. As for cleanliness and facilities, it's pretty standard for a business hotel. They still clean every three days, and you have to leave your trash bin outside your door before you go out, which is a minor inconvenience. The most inconvenient aspect of the service is that you have to go to the front desk to get towels and bath towels yourself, which leads to a significant difference in service quality. One older gentleman provided excellent service; he always asked how many I needed and packed the towels nicely in a bag. However, the younger staff I encountered lacked this awareness. They seemed a bit impatient with foreign guests and didn't bag the towels, making me carry them by hand. This is definitely an area that needs significant improvement.

My stay at Comfort Hotel Yokohama Kannai was enjoyable overall. Parking costs 1,600 yen per day. The front desk team was welcoming, attentive, and professional, making check-in quick and easy. The breakfast buffet was generous and varied—I loved the creamy scrambled eggs with toast and broccoli, and the grilled mackerel with rice was outstanding. Granola with fresh milk was a nice addition. The double room was clean and comfortable, although the bed felt a bit tight. It would be more convenient if complimentary bottled water were available.

The place was old, but well kept enough. The staff were helpful, and the location is near the furthest exit of the train station - so mostly sheltered, which is great

Facilities: The room was a bit old-fashioned; it didn't use a key card for electricity, which meant the power was always on. It's an eco-friendly hotel, as the front desk provides towels. Cleanliness: Acceptable. Environment: Getting to the JR station wasn't very convenient, as you had to cross pedestrian overpasses.