Hotels near Hakuraku Station, Yokohama

I love the location of this hotel, which is right above Shin-Yokohama station and on the 10th floor of a mall which houses usual popular stores like Uniqlo and Gu. Souvenir/food stores are in the mall and train station too. It also has a gym although I didn’t go check it out. There’s also a guest lounge for free coffee/tea/juices and newspapers which you can enjoy on the 12th floor. And this lounge has a nice view too of the streets below. Staff are friendly and helpful, although many are not proficient in English. I’m All in, I would stay here if I visit Yokohama again. I would also recommend this place to others (which I did!)

Stayed for 2 nights. I arrived at the hotel in the middle of the night when I encountered a big traffic jam in Tokyo the weekend before. The room I arranged was so-so. The next day I asked the front desk for an extra 6,000 yen to change to a deluxe room with a king-size bed. It has a lot of space and glass windows It's very big, the fireworks show is great, and the breakfast is also good

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.

The room I stayed this time was room 513. The downlight is dark with only 3. The liquid crystal television is fixed by a wall hanging of 43 inches made of Toshiba. The room door was auto lock. Although it is not a security elevator, the card key does not write a room number, so there is a certain security effect. It seems that it is different depending on the hotel that the electronic key is not in front of Yokohama Sekiuchi station and Yokohama Motomachi station is not auto lock. Like other hotel ribmax, there is a microwave oven, a hot pot, a door refrigerator, and a humidified air cleaner made by SHARP, so the view from the window of the room is the wall of the next building! (>_<) From Max cafe to guest room in 1F. Breakfast is 6:30 ～ at Max cafe. According to the official site, breakfast seems to be not provided due to the influence of corona from 4/1. Japanese food (snack) Viking is the same as in front of Yokohama Motomachi station, but the cap is narrow. It may be difficult when it is crowded because it is arranged in a narrow table. When I was eating (around 6:30), there were only １ people, and it was garagara. Bread, rice, natto, umeboshi and pickles, tamago salad, lettuce, egg grilled and kinpira gobo, baked fish, coffee (hot, ice), vegetable juice, milk, etc. Check-in ･ out is done by automatic fare adjustment machine. Mineral water was received at check-in. According to the official site, it is scheduled to end at 3/31. It was also posted in the elevator. Body soap, shampoo and conditioner are DHC. There is a hand soap. The shower momentum is also sufficient. Access is less than 10 minutes walk from the west exit of Yokohama Station 々? It is quiet because it is a business district such as sotetsu headquarters. It may be hard when people with many luggage and the weather is bad. Wi-Fi free. Coin laundry is in 2F. The shower toilet was a heating toilet seat. The gap in the room door was not empty like other rib max and I couldn't hear the noise in the corridor. There is no closet but there is a hanger in the hook of the wall hanger ４ books. It is beautiful because it is a new hotel opened in December 2018. The room is small but recommended for staying only to sleep around Yokohama Station!

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.

This is new property, it has been barely a year after being opened We were impressed contemporary, modern stylish room (love the very comfy bed and automated curtain and blind as you enter at the corner king room ) , Spacious sophisticated club lounge ( all platinum ,titanium and ambassador elite member , this is one of the best lounge I have been to among all properties, not just Japan!) not forgetting great atmosphere and view from highest floor where checking desk is located I have stayed many Marriott properties for years and several properties in Japan by now , among all properties in Japan, this is the absolutely place to be back in Tokyo area Despite the location, not located in middle of Tokyo, still easy access and average 20 to 40min train ride from Tokyo to Yokohama where hotel is located After seeing or staying the property, many will not mind for the train ride. As you might know, it is norm to take train or subway 30 min ride everyday within Tokyo that has been well developed and spread wide range At last, I like to thank you to Ms. Inui who has taken care of checking in and out at club lounge, she is sincere and attentive I have a minor issue on service, but she did communicate well and it did not bother me much after all I believe they will improve service much more in future We had great 3 nights stay at the Brand New Westin in Japan

A bit dingier than usual rooms at this price point, and missing some of the extra touches (such as paper cups instead of real cups, and only a single packet of coffee in the room), but was suitable and had everything I needed. I would stay again, but would prefer to stay in a little brighter room with the extra touches.

This hotel was only built three years ago. It is conveniently located near Yokohama station close to the shopping mall and restaurants. Upon arrival at the lobby, I noticed that they have a stall of toiletries, from comb, hair band & pins, shower caps, cotton buds, cotton pads, and a wide variety of bath salts to choose from, and a coffee dispenser open 24/7 free for all the staying guests. The room is so clean, modernly designed. The bed is comfy, the bathroom is awesome! Even if the room is quite small, it is good, not to mention I only paid ¥4,000 for a one night stay. I really enjoyed my stay there and will definitely come back to this hotel when I am in Yokohama. Indeed, a M-emorable E-xperience T-o S-tay.

The hotel lobby is huge, the location is convenient to access to Queen's plaza. The room is nice and neat. Excellent services ! We like to return again. Its a good value hotel.

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.