2-Star Hotels in Yokohama

The hotel is near the JR subway station in the old town of Yokohama, and it is only a ten-minute walk away. Chinatown is nearby. The overall facilities of the hotel are very old, and it feels like a small hotel in a northeastern rural area or a local hotel. There are a large number of hotels here, and most of the residents are poorer residents in Japan. The advantage is that the service of the clerk is very good, the overall room is very clean, and there is a fragrant smell as soon as you enter. The disadvantage is that the hotel rooms are on the fourth and fifth floors, which is very inconvenient if you bring large luggage, and although the first and second floors are non-smoking, there is still a very obvious smell of smoke as soon as you enter. If you don’t smoke, I strongly recommend that you wear a mask. The surrounding Chinatown is a tourist area, so the prices are very expensive, but there are two supermarkets as soon as you come out of the subway station. Their half-price expiring products starting around 8 pm are very cost-effective, and the hotel can also cook by yourself.

It's a bit difficult to understand, but if you contact me in advance even after １８, you can inform me about how to enter and check in, and there is no problem at all. Considering the distance from the station, this price is attractive. Just opened the door and was surprised by the narrowness, but the carry case can be expanded without any problems for the stay. The bus toilet is still small, but there is also a bathtub, and this is no problem.

It's small but it provides a lot to travelers. You're given a set of pajamas (that you return) a toothbrush ( that you don't return) access to a common area, with mini kitchen, decent WiFi. If you're a guy there's a sauna, girls only get a shower as far as I am aware. You can buy beer from the vending machines or chocolate or you can head the next door over and get it from the 7-11. What you don't get is a room or a very good set up for consecutive nights. You're in a capsule hotel so you must know you're sleeping in a capsule. I think it's neat, but if you want a room of your own don't go here. For consecutive nights you still need to check out in the morning. You leave your key there and you can store your luggage in the office (space permitting I assume). You can check in anytime after 2 so it doesn't feel like you're obligated to come back early.

4 of us stayed for 3 nights during the typhoon. The first night we were in the annex around the corner, rooms very basic but excellent bedding and comfortable beds and a shower for 6 minutes. We then moved into the main hostel which was similar. Plenty roof terrace space so didn’t need to sit in rooms all the time. Host was friendly and place was constantly being cleaned. Not the best of areas to walk around in but hostel was fine

Ordinary hostel, everything was neat and ok. There's no bed btw, just tatami

We stayed for a live event at Yokohama Arena. Good access to Shin Yokohama Station and Yokohama Arena, and there are many convenience stores and restaurants around. The room was large and clean. The hotel in front of the city station is surprisingly small, so I think it is quite large considering the location. I would like to use it when there is an event at Yokohama arena.

I stayed at the hotel alone for the first time, but the hotel was brighter and explained in an easy-to-understand manner, and it was very friendly, so I was able to use it with peace of mind. It was also very convenient because Chinatown cherry blossom station was close.

The men and women were in the same cabin, but the bed area was separated and I didn't feel uncomfortable. I stayed in a standard bed, but it was wider than the recent new capsule hotel and there was a bath, so I was able to spend comfortably without the sound of the nearby room. Check-in after 6pm was check-out at 9am, but it was just right because it was an early morning flight the next day. I was able to make a reservation at a cheap price while there are many places where I spend more than 10,000 yen at a capsule hotel on Saturday. The building looks old but kept clean and close to the station, so I will use it again next time.

The commercial air conditioner was installed in the room, so the temperature was finely adjusted. The toilet is hot water shower type, and the indoor slippers can be used at the front desk instead of equipped, so it is clean. There was also a deodorant static electrical anti-screen spray for clothing. It is convenient to do something because the hotel is next to the convenience store.

The service was good. Front desk explanation was very clear. It was a good place for eating and drinking too. Many bars and restaurant around the area. Will stay again next time.