Business Hotels in Yokohama

We stayed for the firework on NYE and this hotel delivered!! (Although I did go to the pier to enjoy it with the crowd). This hotel is located above Cross Gate which is a 3-4 level mall mainly of restaurants. I missed the info that they have a car park right under the building so I parked for an hour outside but that's fine. I wish it was multiple entries though. Car park is definitely challenging for bigger cars but manageable. Back to the hotel, it's typical Japanese size or even smaller if it's a two bed room. Breakfast was proper buffet style and I mean the room can fit maybe 30-40 tables if not more so you can imagine their offering is superb in both western and Japanese style. My only regret is I was too tired to walk and try each plate they offer!! Room is tiny but it can be excused by the view. Although I saw some constructions starting so the view might be blocked next time I come :( The only concern I had is that some lifts can connect to the mall bypassing the reception. So literally anyone could arrive to your door, which caught me by surprise a little.

Nice hotel with beautiful view, staffs with good manner, hotel room was tidy and clean. Be reminded car parking requires 1600yen per night.

Good location for family with kids. One side of the hotels rooms have a great view with rice and train station. My kid loved watching passing by trains far from the hotel. I could foucs working because of that. Food is great and you also have an Italian restaurant in the hotel. There many small restaurants near by. Translation is 250mts close by.

The hotel location is an 8-minute walk from Kannai Subway Station, and it takes 1 minute to turn left after passing the Yokohama Baseball Stadium intersection. Very close to Chinatown and Yamashita Park. There is a Don Quixote duty-free shop near Chinatown, and duty-free shopping is also convenient. The front desk is on the third floor, where you can check in and check out by yourself. There is Lawson downstairs. The front desk staff were very helpful and patient. Disposable toiletries provided (need to pick up by yourself) The hotel has a washing machine that automatically adds laundry detergent and can also dry automatically. It rained heavily the day we went and the clothes got wet. It was really convenient for us to be able to wash and dry the clothes in two hours. The room is spacious and comfortable, suitable for business and travel.

The hotel provides good service and close proximity to attractions. I like that the hotel provides customers to take the necessary packets of lotion, facial wash etc accordingly to one’s needs from the lobby.

Great, but the hotel is old. If the TV connect VOD theater would be better. Also needs vending machines each floor? Anyway, it was good stay!!

The room was super old and had a musty smell. After staying there for two days, I was itchy and broke out in rash! The air conditioner makes strange noises! The room is not worth more than 10,000 per night!

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.

Whenever I'm in Tokyo, I always stay at Akihabara Resol. I stayed at Yokohama for the first time in June, and I really liked the cute blue and yellow interior of the room, so this time I stayed there with a friend. After checking in, we chatted in the tea room, and after eating out, we chatted again in the tea room until late at night. My friend also seemed to like it very much. This time, the front desk kindly gave me directions, and I was able to get to Yokohama Station from Bashamichi Station, which is opposite the hotel, very conveniently. The breakfast was delicious, and the amenities were plentiful, so I had a comfortable stay. I'm looking forward to staying there again next time. Thank you very much for your help.

This is a famous hotel that I went to because of its reputation. It was copied from the hotel in ”Lunch in a Famous Building”. They are all great, but why is there no Japanese breakfast? Only Western style, and it takes a long time to toast bread and ham, which is a waste of time. Moreover, eating the same thing for two consecutive days made my family and I feel very sick and nauseous. I hope to increase the variety of breakfast.