Hotel berhampiran Don Quijote (Tomei Yokohama Inter), Yokohama

Not super near to the train station but still walking distance and still in city centre. Good standard hotel, new, clean with friendly staffs who understand english. There are coffee/tea and some cookies serves in the lobby.

Sangat dekat dengan stesen trem, 2⃣️ di seberang jalan dari stesen, 3⃣️ minit, bilik ini juga sangat sunyi, perkhidmatan kaunter penerimaan tetamu positif dan bersemangat, pemandangan pantai di sekitar hotel ini sangat baik, dan terdapat banyak makanan... Pendek kata, harganya sangat tinggi

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 feel so spoiled yo be upgraded to the bay club floor and the view was amazing. Overall, this room is spacious with a terrace. What I love the most is big TV in room that you can enjoy NETFLIX at night after a long day out. Thank you Yokohama Bay Hotel Tokyu for making our trip fabulous. I will definitely come back!

No good for families We booked a stay here at the end of our 2 week Japan holiday. We decided on this hotel in particular as it offered a swimming pool. Because of bed configuration we booked 2 rooms. Unfortunately we arrived to discover the swimming pool is only open from 3-8pm and anyone under 140cm (my 10 year old) is only welcomed until 6pm and must be accompanied in the water with an adult at all times. Anyone even entering the pool deck must be in a swimsuit. I feel this is simply to accommodate the social media vibe as every person on the deck was there for the selfies. We are leaving well before 3 tomorrow so our opportunity for taking a dip is limited. A brand new hotel that cannot accommodate a morning lap swim seems like a big miss to me. Onto the rooms. Tiny, and awkward with basins in the bedroom area rather than in the bathroom space. Odd. Shower also only has clear glass door so if you’re here for a romantic weekend with a partner that may be fine but families with teens wouldn’t mind a bit of privacy when showering. As mentioned earlier the room configuration with only twin beds meant we had to book two rooms. We did so but when we arrived they were unable to accommodate us on one floor. Again. Not family friendly. Four elevators service the guest rooms and they are crazy slow. With our family split over two floors it was endlessly frustrating. Yokohama was fabulous just wish we stayed at a different hotel.

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.

Nice location, just exactly right in front of ext3 Bashamichi station. Amenities are plenty for you to pick up as you needed right at lobby floor such as iron, combed hair dryer, bath salt, etc. the hotel are a little outdated but fully functioned. The staffs are helpful and good at english communication and breakfast tastes pretty :)

Nice hotel. Very new and spacious room. Can walk thru the sky bridge from station to the hotel. I was arrived at the rainy night but luckily we arrived safely with luggage. It’s having a self check in devices in the lobby, you can get free coffee & tea anytime. Around the hotel with lots of restaurants and shopping malls. Nice location & good value of money.

Perkhidmatan pelanggan di kaunter penerimaan tetamu sangat sabar. Ia adalah hotel yang menjimatkan. Ruang bilik agak besar untuk Tokyo, dan kalis bunyi OK!

A beautiful hotel that's more or less right next to Shin-Yokohama station and within sight of Yokohama Arena. You can find a 7-11 on the ground floor, next to the elevators, while a direct link to the Prince PePe shopping center leads you to some eateries and a supermarket. It appears to be mostly frequented by business folk, at least when we visited in late November. Checking in was a smooth process with the friendly, English-speaking concierge. You'll want to grab some amenities such as washcloths, cotton pads, and shaving cream before taking the long elevator ride up to your room. We had a nice view overlooking the city seeing how we were past the 30th floor, though said view gets better once you head to the top for teppanyaki or the lovely lounge. Visit the latter at dusk to soak in the panoramic sight and count passing trains while you sip on house cocktails and savor their beef tagliata. Or maybe treat yourself to a dram of Hibiki 25 -- you deserve it. The double room is more business than leisure, though clean and comfortable enough to relax in after a long day out. There's a safe and a mini-fridge, as well as an air-conditioning remote mounted on the wall, and a room control panel by the bedside. There's also a table right by the TV that could pass as a work desk (with accompanying chair) if needed, though I much prefer the sofa by the windows so I can ruminate on my choices while at the Shin-Yokohama Ramen Museum. I should also mention that the housekeeping staff are incredibly warm and friendly should you cross paths. It's these little things that make a stay enjoyable, you know? Excellent value and a definite return should Yokohama ever be on the itinerary again.