3-Star Hotels in Yokohama

Location of this hotel is quite close to railway station, just less than 3 mins walk from the nearest station, although quite far from the main town, the environment is less crowded and fewer tourists nearby, which could be a good choice. The room is also tidy, although the ventilation of toilet could be improved. The buffet breakfast provided by the hotel is also mediocre, though not many choices, but taste is not bad.

For a Daiwa Roynet, I found this hotel a bit disappointing compared to their other hotels. Their other hotels tend to be much more modern in feel and minimalist yet comfortable. This one felt ”old”. Flooring was minimally carpeted so the floor felt hard. Beds were not as comfy as their other hotels. But the rooms seemed larger than normal even for standard rooms. Location is good because it's right on the outskirts of Chinatown and the Yamashita park and station. So from the hotel, accessibility to Yokohama is great.

This is definitely value for money for Japan. Standard is high in Japan, but stay at this hotel was pleasant. Good central location. Small room but that is pretty standard here. All amenities provided and pyjamas. Comfortable bed. Helpful friendly staff. Good reliable internet. Nice Italian place to eat next to the hotel.

Exit Sakuragicho Station, cross the Washington Hotel signal intersection and go right, and cross the next intersection. The entrance to the hotel was a little difficult to understand, but the front entrance is next to the Italian along the main street. Overall it is clean and the elevator security is perfect. When I registered as a free member, I was happy to have a late check-out (12:00) and breakfast discount immediately. The breakfast place was Italian on the first floor and the jazz BGM was comfortable. Unfortunately, when I opened the lid of the toilet bowl in the room, there was still a urine-like dirt, so I put the hand soap on the paper and dropped it. I look forward to future cleaning checks. Also, when I go to Yokohama, I would like to add it to the candidate of the hotel I want to use.

Nice hotel, think it's the only one I've been to in Japan that has a microwave in the room! Location wise it's great for exploring Chinatown and those wanting to go to a DeNA Baystars game. No complaints with comfort or cleanliness, ticks all the boxes you want for a hotel in Japan.

Clean room. Size is comfortable. The bed is comfy. Close to subway. Plenty of restaurants around. Convenient to everywhere including Osanbashi Pier for which I am going to board a ship. Recommended and will stay again.

I was planning to watch a DeNA Baystars game during my stay, and it was great that the hotel was so close to the stadium and the station. I'd like to come again. I was also glad that I could leave my luggage there easily.

Subway is just right below the hotel to get you anywhere. There are a few malls nearby, if you're intending to just stay near the hotel. Amenities are conveniently located in the lobby. Starbucks is located in the hotel, if you wish to grab a cuppa in the morning. The staffs are friendly and are more than willing to help. Overall, I wouldn't mind staying for a longer period of time.

The hotel is conveniently located near Sakuragichō station. Room is bigger than expected. 👍 We didn't try the spa because they charge extra. Breakfast buffet was great, lots of different Japanese style options and even matcha ice cream 🍨😊

Everything was good at the hotel. The only sad thing for me to share is that we had a very unpleasant experience inside the train heading towards Yokohama from Tokyo. We did not know that we were in the incorrect car. When we were told by the lady train staff, we got up from our seat and tried to go into the next car. But the next car was 110% full and we could not get in. One of the lady train staff was very rude and aggressive towards us. She pushed my wife very hard when we were in between the two cars until she almost lost her balance. Luckily she did not fall down. I view this as a very offensive act and we made a complaint at the Yokohama train office. The journey to Yokohama was very unpleasant.