Yokohama Tsuzuki Ward Hotels

Very Good

The hotel I stayed in after watching Eason's concert in Yokohama was very clean. I came back too late after the concert and bought instant noodles at the convenience store, but they didn't give me chopsticks. After communicating with the front desk, I quickly got two pairs. It was very nice. Living in Yokohama, a seaside city, is also very comfortable. There is a Chinese restaurant called Osaka Osho near the hotel. The tall waiter is very cute.

It was a little difficult to walk from the station with a suitcase because there was a slope. I liked that there was a big mirror with a light and two outlets next to the TV in the room! I don't know if I'll come back, but the moment I entered I thought it was a business hotel! But it was easy to use! The shower temperature changed quickly, which was convenient.

Hotel clean and nice and located easily outside Kannai station. McDonald's and a few Japanese restaurants nearby. And a convinient store just 10 seconds away. Room is a typical Japanese business hotel small anf functional. Got a few shampoo options at the lobby too. Recommended.

I booked this hotel for a fan meeting, primarily just needing a place to sleep. However, I was pleasantly surprised! The comfortable air conditioning and very clean shower room made my stay truly pleasant. The security was also excellent, so I would definitely choose to stay here again if I have the opportunity.

The location is great being very close to Kannai station, the room was clean if small, the price was reasonable and the Wi-Fi was OK. I had two issues during my stay: 1. During my check in, the staff kept asking me if I wanted to leave my luggage. I had no idea where this was coming from and I said I’ll take my luggage to my room. They asked me about two more times if they could keep my luggage. After this, I said no I had no luggage even though I literally had it next to me. Then they said “Ah OK, we apologize for our misunderstanding” and then gave us our key. What was this all about? 2. They don’t allow you leave your luggage after you check out. In all my life, this was the only place that had this policy.

Advantages: Clean and hygienic; the location is very good, a few minutes walk from Guannai Subway Station, a few minutes walk from China Street, and about 20 minutes walk from the Landmark Building. Disadvantages: The room is small, the toilet is extremely small (not suitable for an adult male at all), and the container for boiling water is too small. Especially the sound of the elevator rising and falling seriously disturbed my sleep.

The room was exceptionally clean, and the entire hotel felt neat and well-maintained. The location is also superb. The in-room bathroom featured a practical dry/wet separation, and they even offer a spacious public bath on the first floor for guests. It's conveniently located very close to Kannai Station, with Lawson, 7-Eleven, and FamilyMart convenience stores right next door. Yokohama Stadium is also just a stone's throw away. This makes it a perfect choice for those visiting Yokohama or looking to avoid the hustle and bustle of Tokyo. It truly lives up to its reputation as a hotel with absolutely no flaws! I hope they continue to maintain this high standard.

The hotel is in a good location, not far from the city center, and the service staff is also friendly. The hotel facilities are relatively old, the rooms are small, and it is not convenient to enter the bathroom. However, most hotels in Japan are like this.