Hotels near Kōzenji Temple in Yokohama

Unfortunately, the toilet lid was closed. I was at a loss due to the flight cancellation. Searching the internet was great.

The location is very good. You can walk from the station, and you can also walk to Yokohama Arena and Nissan Stadium. There is a Ramen Museum next door. There are also many convenience stores. There is a microwave in the room which is helpful. I think it's better not to have high expectations in terms of cleanliness. There was hair in the bathtub and towels in the refrigerator that appeared to belong to the previous guest. Also, from the moment I entered the hotel, there was an overpowering floral scent and the room smelled like incense. There were deodorizing beads behind the trash can, but they weren't unscented, they had a soap scent, so it might have added to the mix. Since the windows could not be opened, I turned on the air conditioner and turned on the air purifier to full blast. Even if you are staying for multiple nights, you will not be provided with towels unless you go to the front desk to collect them yourself, and there is no luggage storage before or after departure, so please be careful. It's not uncomfortable and the price is cheaper than the surrounding area, so I think it's fine if you just want to sleep. Be careful if you are sensitive to smells.

It is a business hotel located about 5 minutes walk from Kawasaki Station West Exit. It was about 7500 yen for a single night stay. There is an entrance behind the building and you feel quite old. It felt like an old one-room condominium, and the elevator, front desk and room were quite old. The room facilities are as substantial as other rib max, including TV, refrigerator, desk, stand, microwave oven, gas stand, pot, extension code, outlets, etc. The amenities were only toothbrush in the room, and there was a razor, cotton swab, and kushi at the front desk. There is also a coin laundry next to the front desk. The key to the room is a password, so it was good that there was no time to leave the key when going out. There are many restaurants and convenience stores around the hotel, and I don't think there is any trouble with eating. As a pity, the toilet is quite dirty and not cleaned very much, the wall is abnormally thin, the sound of opening the door of the next room is echoed, and the air conditioning is roaring However, since the location is good, I think it is good to consider the use when you want to hold the accommodation fee or when you just sleep.

We checked in at the end of the live show at Yokohama Arena. It’s less than a 5-minute walk from the West Exit of Kawasaki Station. There are convenience stores and shopping streets nearby, where you can buy rice and sake. Convenience facilities are very substantial, there are cleansers and bath powders, and coffee is delicious as a drink. Maybe the tablet is not easy to use, the input is handwritten paper, but the receptionist is kind. You can watch YouTube on TV, and the bathroom is a large bathroom in a business hotel. There are ice cubes and a microwave, so it’s great.

The Court Hotel has a nice looking lobby and great staff. That is about it. The rooms are you typical Japanese business hotel however they haven't been updated since the 1980's. The hotel rooms are old and tired. The air conditioning isn't really good. The bathrooms are small and the showers are not that good. The only good thing is that it is close to the train station and Yokohama Stadium. It's about a 5 min walk to both. There plenty of restaurants and coffee shops nearby including a number of 7-11's and Family Marts.

I was visiting Kamakura during the day. I chose this place because I wanted to take the Shinkansen to Kyoto early the next morning. It is very close to Shin-Yokohama Shinkansen Station, just a 5-minute walk away. There are convenience stores and places to eat around, even though it is Yokohama. Suburban but still very prosperous. This hotel is more business-oriented. I met a Chinese guy here on a business trip, as well as Uncle America. The facilities are good, and the front desk service is also very warm and polite. The quilt is finally fully wrapped. The hotel I stayed in Tokyo a few days ago was... Thin skin... If you are tired from playing in Kamakura by chartering a car the day before, and want to go to Kyoto/Osaka by Shinkansen like me the next day, you can consider staying here.

Get off from A3 Hamagome Station and beside the station. I called the hotel twice, but it was a man, but the response was very good. Breakfast is a cocos Viking on the first floor, quite good. I think this content is good for this price. However, the room and bed are usually good, but it is not large and large. The bath is also with the toilet and is not big. I think it's very good for people who want to stay and eat in the morning and go to work.

Located in Kawasaki (Miyamae Ward), Hotel & Resort BaliAn Tomei Kawasaki IC - Adults Only is within a 15-minute drive of Shibuya Crossing and Yomiuriland. This love hotel is 9.5 mi (15.3 km) from Nissan Stadium and 10 mi (16.1 km) from Sanrio Puroland.Take in the views from a terrace and a garden and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless internet access.Grab a bite from the snack bar/deli, or stay in and take advantage of the hotel's 24-hour room service.Featured amenities include a 24-hour front desk, luggage storage, and an elevator. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 58 guestrooms featuring refrigerators and flat-screen televisions. Digital programming and DVD players are provided for your entertainment, while complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected. Private bathrooms with separate bathtubs and showers feature jetted bathtubs and complimentary toiletries. Conveniences include microwaves and electric kettles, and housekeeping is provided daily.

I live in the single room, how to say it, I feel that it is one of the most cost-effective in Tokyo, the bed is a bit old, the absolute choice for housing is not high, after all, it is good to look good, the day is basically outside, the price is basically less than 300 More than 300 can only live in the capsule room! ! The location is very convenient, not far from the subway, there is a bus stop next to it. Go to Akihabara for about seven stations, and Ginza will be five or six stations.

One of the Lobby service staff was not helpful at all. I need assistance to contact a bus company to make a reservation, as no email was given only phone no as form of contact. The lobby service staff(male) told me to call from my room phone or my mobile only. He said that,only assist if the bus company operator can’t communicate in English. Very disappointing. I wonder what is customer service all about if you can’t assist the hotel guests.