Yokohama Minami Ward Hotels

The hotel that was founded in Meiji for 7 years, the original Japanese-style hotel flavor, the environment is elegant. Some rooms do not have a bathroom and need a layer of sharing. There is a certain distance from Yokohama Kansai, but it is within walking distance to Putian Station and can be reached by subway. Unfortunately, the service attitude at the front desk is average, and it is a lower-class hotel reception industry in Japan.

The sanitation is very clean, the grass is clean, the space is enough for one person to sleep, the only bad thing is that the men and women live together, the sleep is a bit unreliable, the price is very cheap, sorry for this price,

Hotel clean and nice and located easily outside Kannai station. McDonald's and a few Japanese restaurants nearby. And a convinient store just 10 seconds away. Room is a typical Japanese business hotel small anf functional. Got a few shampoo options at the lobby too. Recommended.

It's located about a 4-minute walk from the south exit of Kannai Station, so it's very accessible. There's also a drugstore right in front and a convenience store nearby. Check-in is until 11pm. I checked in after 10pm after the concert. The second floor is for women only, and the third floor is for men. It's new and clean. The first floor is the front desk and also a Vietnamese restaurant. After checking in, you put your shoes in a locker and take your slippers and other amenities to the booth with the number you were given. There were about five toilets and shower booths each, and they were clean and easy to use. The sleeping area was comfortable and spacious enough to turn over in. I slept really well until the morning.

The location is great being very close to Kannai station, the room was clean if small, the price was reasonable and the Wi-Fi was OK. I had two issues during my stay: 1. During my check in, the staff kept asking me if I wanted to leave my luggage. I had no idea where this was coming from and I said I’ll take my luggage to my room. They asked me about two more times if they could keep my luggage. After this, I said no I had no luggage even though I literally had it next to me. Then they said “Ah OK, we apologize for our misunderstanding” and then gave us our key. What was this all about? 2. They don’t allow you leave your luggage after you check out. In all my life, this was the only place that had this policy.

The location and service are very good, close to the tram station. Very close to China Street. There are many convenience stores and restaurants nearby. Breakfast is OK. The room size is spacious in Japan.

Convenient location, booked for a concert, just go in from JR Kannai Station South Exit and take one stop to Sakuragicho, then walk a few minutes to the link corridor to the venue near Minato Mirai. There are many food nearby, the soba noodle shop is particularly good, and there are several convenience stores where you can buy breakfast. In addition, you can also walk in and out from Nihon-dori Station for more than ten minutes, and you can go to Chinatown and Yamashita Park. I like the dry and wet separation bathroom, and the pillow that is good for the cervical spine. The room is relatively quiet and meets the requirements. The staff will greet you every time they see you, and they are very polite. The supplies are complete and can be picked up on the third floor. There are also washing machines and dryers connected to the APP to check the progress in real time, and pay directly with WeChat or Alipay, which is a very practical function.

The rooms are very clean and equipped with the bare necessities. Toyoko Inn quality. The staff smile and respond appropriately. Breakfast is included in the room rate, but there are times when I don't eat it, so I wish they would offer a plan without meals.