Hotels With Gym in Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan

Whenever I visit Yokohama, I only stay at the Mitsui Garden Hotel. It's incredibly convenient, just a few minutes' walk from Sakuragicho and the Minatomirai Line. Getting to Yokohama Station, Tokyo, Kamakura, and Hakone is super easy – a big thumbs up! 👍 Downstairs, you've got the Yokohama Museum of Art, Mark Is Minatomirai, and Landmark Tower all around, making shopping and dining a breeze. The room is spacious, and watching the night view from the sofa is simply unbeatable.

I recently stayed at Hotel Indigo Hakone and had a mixed but overall pleasant experience. The location is very good and convenient, with a 7-Eleven right across the street, which makes it easy to grab snacks and essentials anytime. The hotel kindly provided a birthday room upgrade, which I really appreciated — a thoughtful touch that made the stay feel special. The private onsen facilities were excellent and definitely the highlight of the stay — clean, relaxing, and well maintained. However, the upgraded room had a downside: the view was not great and there was limited privacy since it directly faced the 7-Eleven, making it easy for people outside to see into the room unless the curtains were closed. Overall, great service and wonderful onsen experience, but room privacy and view can vary — something to keep in mind when booking.

The hotel room was spacious, tidy, and clean, with excellent service. Everything was great, except for the down pillows, which I found uncomfortable (I was too lazy to call and ask for a replacement). The hotel itself is beautiful, and the large windows offer stunning views! All of Yokohama's famous attractions are nearby! Getting to the airport is also very convenient, as you can catch a bus right from the hotel's ground floor for 1000 yen for adults and 500 yen for children.

The hotel is pretty standard, nothing fancy. The room was on the smaller side. Check-in is on the top floor. It's quite affordable, offering good value for money. There's a parking lot next door that costs 3000 JPY per day, just remember to register at the front desk first. Having a 7-Eleven on the first floor was really convenient though.

A couple of miles walk, then short train ride gets you from where the ferry docks on the western side of Tokyo Bay to Ebina a suburban centre south of central Tokyo. A stroll of around ten to fifteen minutes gets you to Rembrandt hotel, in which I had a clean and comfortable room in which to spend the night. The journey across the Bay was most enjoyable. Outside decks have seating and great views, whilst inside information, both written and illustrated, abounds. Of particular note is USA's Admiral Perry. You can pose having your photo taken besides a cut-out image of the man, and learn about his intimidating naval force cruising into the Bay in the nineteenth century, the spot where his foot first touched Japanese soil being a couple of hundred yards from where you disembark the vessel.

From Odawara station, there is a convenient shuttle service that will pick you up and take you to the accommodation. Upon arrival, we were warmly welcomed by Tanaka, who made our stay truly unforgettable — our thanks go especially to him. There is plenty to do in the hotel; from relaxation to entertainment, everything is there. And if you are looking for something different, Hakone and the surrounding area offers more than enough to explore. Many thanks to Hilton Hotel for a great stay!

I was very satisfied. It was my first time visiting Yokohama from Hokkaido. The scenery and the room were so beautiful, it was almost too luxurious for me. My trip to Yokohama was so enjoyable. I'll come again.

It's such a beautiful and lovely hotel 🌺. This is the best hotel I've stayed at so far. The value for money at this hotel is incredible ❣️. Why do I say that? Because of its excellent service, cleanliness, and proximity to the station. It's especially convenient for getting to Chinatown, Motomachi, and other areas. It's also very quiet at night, and the surroundings are beautiful 😋. Since it's an American brand hotel, it's much more fully equipped in all aspects. The service attitude, enthusiasm, and English proficiency are far superior to other hotels ✨. The room was also incredibly clean, and the breakfast was delicious, with Western, Japanese, and Chinese options – a great variety to choose from 👍. There were so many guests, almost all Caucasians (Americans). I didn't see many Chinese people. This was probably the best hotel of this trip, and its value for money far surpassed hotels in Tokyo and even those near Minatomirai Station in Yokohama. I highly recommend it; if I have the chance, I will definitely stay here again 🫶.

Ah I rate this hotel 5 stars. Front desk girls are very friendly and helpful, can speak a little English. I like Aoki and Koike, though can't remember the other girls name. Hotel is very clean and quiet. The blue Keihin Tohoku line takes you to Tokyo directly, very convenient and fast, only about 25 minutes to Akihabara. I would like to come back again!

The building is grand, bedroom is spacious, bed is comfortable. Location is far from the station, needs 10-15 mins walk. Bathtub’s water pressure is not enough to fill the tub quickly. Breakfast was varied and tasty, but nothing stands out. Coffee machine inside the room is nice. We asked for a bit of late checkout and they couldn’t give it despite us asking twice, not even for + 30 mins, because apparently the hotel is “full”. We didn’t really see that many guests, and when we try to book online, there are more rooms available. That’s disappointing and doensn’t reflect the brand value of Hilton. I don’t even know if it’s legally 4 or 5 star hotel.