Yokohama Hotels with Parking

Perfect for solo travelers, offering great value for money. It's located right opposite the Kuan Kung Temple in Chinatown. The staff are very patient and service-oriented, and the facilities are excellent. Even though the showers and toilets are shared, I never had to wait. The key card access made me feel very secure. I had a very comfortable stay. I'd definitely come back if I get the chance! Oh, and the complimentary late-night instant noodles, popsicles, and Yakult were a thoughtful touch.

If you're attending a concert, this is undoubtedly the best choice. It's right next to K-Arena, a mere 1-minute walk away. Anpanman Children's Museum is also very close. There's a Lawson convenience store nearby that closes at 11 PM. It's a bit of a distance to Yokohama Station, about a 15-20 minute walk, or around 1500 JPY by taxi. There's a bus to Haneda Airport right outside, but it has limited operating hours. However, since it's the first stop, you don't need to book tickets in advance; you can just buy them on the spot. The shower is in the bathtub. Breakfast was decent, nothing special.

The room window even offered a stunning view of a fiery sunset! The room details were excellent, compact yet refined, and the space was just right – not cramped at all, which is quite good for Japan. The hotel's amenities and services were great, with an endless selection of bath salts and delicious coffee. It's located right above the station, which is incredibly convenient. I'll definitely choose this place again!

First off, let's talk about cleanliness. It was quite dusty, with dust on various surfaces, lamp shades, and even some unknown white liquid on the sofa. Overall, it looked clean at first glance, but wasn't very hygienic. Seeing large patches of dust on the lamp shade with the lights on at night was quite annoying. Secondly, the location is excellent. It's about a 10-minute walk to Yokohama Station, and there's a subway station nearby. Mark Is is also just a 10-minute walk away. As for service, I didn't experience much as it was mostly self-service. For check-out, you just drop the room key into a box on the 1st or 9th floor. I'd planned to have breakfast, but I never managed to wake up in time. What's worth mentioning is that the key drop-off box clearly states you can return the key between 7 AM and 11 AM, but the lady who checked me in insisted I check out by 10 AM, which was quite unreasonable. Finally, the facilities were a letdown. Seriously, for such a large hotel, couldn't they provide better shampoo and a hairdryer? The hairdryer was incredibly bad, and so was the shampoo. I stayed at a hotel in Nagoya that was not as highly rated as this one, but it had Refa hairdryers that left my hair smooth after washing and drying. The hairdryer here felt like it was on par with Toyoko Inn's. The view, however, was quite beautiful.

The hotel is very close to Shin-Yokohama Station, making it a great choice if you're taking the Shinkansen to Kyoto or Osaka. The rooms are clean and comfortable, and the Japanese-style set breakfast is a unique touch.

First off, the hotel's location is superb. It's a five-minute walk from JR Kannai Station, thirty seconds from a subway station, and about eight minutes from Bashamichi Station, making it incredibly convenient whether you're exploring Yokohama or heading into Tokyo. For shopping, there are two or three convenience stores nearby, and a shopping street just across the road, so buying anything is a breeze. Car rental is also very convenient, with a Toyota Rent a Car service point within a five-minute walk, and plenty of affordable parking lots around. As for cleanliness and facilities, it's pretty standard for a business hotel. They still clean every three days, and you have to leave your trash bin outside your door before you go out, which is a minor inconvenience. The most inconvenient aspect of the service is that you have to go to the front desk to get towels and bath towels yourself, which leads to a significant difference in service quality. One older gentleman provided excellent service; he always asked how many I needed and packed the towels nicely in a bag. However, the younger staff I encountered lacked this awareness. They seemed a bit impatient with foreign guests and didn't bag the towels, making me carry them by hand. This is definitely an area that needs significant improvement.

The front desk service was excellent. The bed was so soft and comfortable, I slept really well. The room and bathroom were both spacious and very clean. The view was great. There's a shopping mall right downstairs, making it super convenient for eating and shopping. Plus, it's just a 3-minute walk from Shin-Yokohama Station.

My stay at Comfort Hotel Yokohama Kannai was enjoyable overall. Parking costs 1,600 yen per day. The front desk team was welcoming, attentive, and professional, making check-in quick and easy. The breakfast buffet was generous and varied—I loved the creamy scrambled eggs with toast and broccoli, and the grilled mackerel with rice was outstanding. Granola with fresh milk was a nice addition. The double room was clean and comfortable, although the bed felt a bit tight. It would be more convenient if complimentary bottled water were available.

Extremely close to the subway exit, which is super convenient. There's a Lawson convenience store downstairs and a ramen shop. You can walk to Pia Arena and several attractions like Yamashita Park.

A little hard to find for the first time despite being close but that has more to do with negotiating the ups and downs and roundabouts of Yokohama. It was just what I needed for a night.