Hotels With Gym in Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan

I stayed at this hotel for four nights on a business trip, as its location made my morning and evening commutes to my office in Japan very convenient. My accompanying spouse also found it very easy to explore various popular destinations in Yokohama independently via the light rail. The hotel boasts a superb location; an airport shuttle stop is conveniently located right near the hotel, and there are plenty of dining options both downstairs and within the building. However, the price difference on Ctrip between rooms with and without breakfast is unusually large and doesn't seem to align with the hotel's actual breakfast charge. I suggest verifying and updating this so that guests can more easily choose breakfast-inclusive options when booking through Ctrip.

I'm genuinely so pleased with this place, I absolutely have to rave about it! First off, the location is incredibly convenient, super close to Kawasaki Station. I took the Tobu Line from Tokyo Station, and it was less than 30 minutes. I actually think it would be perfectly fine to stay here even if you're planning to explore central Tokyo. It's also just a 10-minute walk to Keikyu Kawasaki Station, making the trip to Haneda Airport a breezy 30 minutes – so convenient! However, a crucial tip: when you exit the station, *do not* go down to the first floor! Head straight out from the second floor of the station, and you'll see the hotel's main entrance right there. You won't find the entrance if you're on the ground floor. I actually spent quite a while wandering around on the first floor following my map, until a very kind Japanese gentleman personally guided us to the hotel's front desk. I was so thankful for his help! 🙏 Later, I discovered a trick: searching for the hotel's breakfast restaurant on Google Maps makes it much easier to locate (I've included a screenshot in my photos). The hotel is quite new, and the service is truly excellent. My friend had sent a package from Shinjuku to the hotel, and when I checked in, the front desk staff promptly retrieved it for me and even had it delivered to my room along with my luggage. Talk about service! I booked the most basic twin room, but it was surprisingly spacious. It wasn't on a low floor, and the city view from the window was quite expansive. What's more, the bathroom counter was generously sized – a rare find in Japanese hotels – with plenty of space for all my toiletries and cosmetics. While the room didn't provide skincare like toner or lotion, they did offer two packets of bubble bath, which made for a wonderfully fragrant soak in the evening! Furthermore, the hotel breakfast was genuinely delicious with a wide array of choices, including a live egg station for freshly prepared dishes. Overall, it felt like a lot of thought and effort went into it. They even provided paper cups in the beverage area so you could take drinks to go – such a thoughtful touch! Besides the convenient transportation, shopping is also a breeze if you're not looking for luxury brands. There's a Matsumoto Kiyoshi right downstairs, stocked with many popular trending products. Just past the connecting corridor from the hotel, you'll find a Montbell store with a good selection, and importantly, they offer tax refunds! There are also tons of dining options nearby, including a yakiniku restaurant visited by Goro (from *Kodoku no Gurume*), though unfortunately, I couldn't find it. I ended up at a slightly pricier but truly delicious one inside 'Dice' nearby! I stayed for one night during the summer on July 9th, and the room, including breakfast for two, cost just over ¥1200. While not exactly cheap, it offered significantly better value for money compared to hotels in central Tokyo! What's more, when I checked Trip.com after my trip, I saw that the same room type was ¥300 cheaper on July 12th! That's incredible value! If I ever visit Tokyo again, I fully intend to stay here.

This is the BEST EVER hotel (in such price range) I stayed in Japan. Everything was so good, new and clean, room is spacious, very nice gym room and public pantry or call it break out area, front desk staff were so nice and since me and my husband stayed over a week time, we were upgraded to a slightly bigger room as a courtesy. It is locate at heart of Yokohama, just 10 mins walk to the China Town with lots of nice shops and restaurants. It also very close to a public park and the famous Yokohama Pier that you can have a walk or jogging if preferred fresh air and sunshines. There was a refreshment area at the entrance lobby which serves with coffee, tea and lemon water that was a great idea guest can have a drink while waiting for pick up or check-in. You can feel how considerate the management has put to make their customer feel good and as home. I will definitely stay with Citadines again when travel to other countries the brand just worth it!

The room was typical for an established five-star hotel, quite conventional. Their strict adherence to rules was almost obsessive-compulsive. I moved the bed against the wall because I had my child with me, but housekeeping would consistently restore it to its original position every day. Then there was the enigmatic tissue box, always placed on the floor between the two beds. I'd move it, only for it to be returned to the exact same spot the very next day. The location wasn't particularly convenient either; there were very few convenience stores nearby, requiring a walk of over five minutes. Given the choice, I'd likely opt for Tokyu next time.

The hotel's sky pool was advertised as a highlight, but I didn't bring my swimwear so I couldn't use it. I tried to just look around, but the front desk informed me guests could only view it from outside. From what I could tell, it didn't even seem to be an infinity pool. The room itself, however, was great. There's a convenience store on the second floor, and a Blue Bottle Coffee shop conveniently located right next to the lobby on the first floor. Unfortunately, I hadn't done enough research and ended up missing the Yokohama Fireworks Festival, which was a real shame.

Beautiful and clean hotel. Love the amenities, they even provide face mask. There are convenience stores nearby, so we had had food despite arriving almost midnight. Hotel provides shuttle to the nearest train station. Great location for those arriving late/departing early to/from haneda airport. Hotel is now lmown are Warehouse Hotel. Although room is quite small, but love the separate shower room.

Good location easily accessible by bus. The river view not much value add. Amenities are adequate would be better to provide the yutata for loan for full onsen experience. The bath in the room isn't onsen water which is a pity. Restaurant is a little over priced for the quality of food. Overall service and experience are above average.

The hotel is quite new, the rooms are spacious and very clean, and the bedding was excellent. There's a Lawson convenience store just around the corner downstairs. Right in front of the hotel is the Anpanman Children's Museum. We paid 2200 JPY per person to enter but left in less than 5 minutes. Honestly, you don't need to buy tickets; you can just browse the shops and food stalls downstairs. About a ten-minute walk from the hotel, there's also a large supermarket where things are quite affordable. Upon checking out, we took a taxi to the subway station, which cost 1900 JPY.

I love the room and location.  Travelled there for a concert at K-Arena.  Was a bit hard to find location at first cos the Yokohama station was soooo busy.  But once I checked in and walked around, I found my bearings and it’s actually really convenient.  The room was just nice for me, really clean and comfortable.  Loves my 2 night stay there.

Our room was incredibly spacious and spotless, a rare find for a hotel in Japan. We stayed for two nights, and the generous layout of the room made our stay exceptionally comfortable. The location is fantastic: there are two convenience stores right downstairs, and Nihon-odori Station (Exit 4) is only about 500 meters away – a straightforward walk, even with luggage. We also enjoyed the cozy coffee shop near the subway entrance. What's more, the hotel is within easy walking distance to the port, and you can even stroll to the Cup Noodle Museum.