3-Star Hotels in Yokohama

I recently had the pleasure of staying at the JR-East Hotel Mets Yokohama Tsurumi, and I must say it was a delightful experience. The location is incredibly convenient, especially for travelers looking to explore Yokohama or needing easy access to Tokyo. Being right next to Tsurumi Station makes it incredibly easy to get around without relying too much on taxis or long walks. The room itself was clean, cozy, and well-equipped with all the necessary amenities for a comfortable stay. Though not overly spacious, it made efficient use of space, ensuring a pleasant stay. The bed was comfortable, and the bathroom was spotless. What stood out most was the exceptional service provided by the staff. They were always ready to assist with any inquiries or requests, making me feel welcome throughout my stay. The complimentary breakfast offered a nice variety of both Japanese and Western options, which was a great way to start the day. If I had to find any fault, it would be that the hotel is located in a quieter part of Yokohama, which might not suit everyone's taste. However, for me, it added to the charm and made for a peaceful retreat after busy days of sightseeing. Overall, I highly recommend the JR-East Hotel Mets Yokohama Tsurumi for its comfort, convenience, and outstanding hospitality. It offers excellent value for money and is a fantastic choice for anyone visiting the Yokohama area.

The hotel's location is fairly convenient, though Yokohama Station itself is a bit confusing to navigate. Every time I walked to the hotel, I'd get startled by the passing train noises. However, the soundproofing in the room was quite good. Both check-in and check-out can be done independently using the self-service machines. Downstairs, you can help yourself to various daily necessities, including face masks, sunscreen, and bath salts. Just a heads up, the towels in the room are thin and old, so you might want to bring your own.

I had a 17-hour layover in Yokohama on my way to Washington, so I decided to spend a night here. The location is excellent! From Yokohama Station's NEWoMan building, you just follow the signs on the second-floor concourse, and it leads straight to the hotel – about a 6-7 minute walk after exiting the station. If you don't want to walk through the mall, after exiting Yokohama Station, look for the North Exit first, then the Northwest Exit; this also connects directly to the concourse, so you're sheltered from any weather. I chose a room with breakfast, which was pretty standard but perfectly fine for filling up. They had a great selection of amenities, very comprehensive. And with my Trip.com points, the price was an absolute steal!

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.

This is a standard Japanese business hotel, small but has everything you need. However, I couldn't connect to the internet in my room 😡, I'm not sure if it was just my room but the signal was really bad. I didn't experience any of the other negative issues mentioned in other reviews though; the front desk staff were polite, the room was clean, and all the amenities were there. Plus, the price was quite cheap. I'd still recommend it if you're visiting Yokohama, as it's right in Chinatown.

The place was old, but well kept enough. The staff were helpful, and the location is near the furthest exit of the train station - so mostly sheltered, which is great

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.

I requested early check-in 3 months back but they are very reluctant with the check-in timing. They did not even allow check-in before half an hour. Also, I have booked breakfast for 5 days, and I thought it would be a buffet breakfast, but in reality they give you a bento box, which is not Vegan or vegetarian-friendly and i am Vegan so i wasted my money in breakfast. I advise not to book breakfast, in same price you can get better option anywhere else.

Since it was my first time making a reservation, I had some trouble getting into the room, but they responded quickly so there was no problem. The accommodation fee was cheap, so I was able to spend more money on sightseeing. There were convenience stores, restaurants, and parking lots nearby, so it was comfortable.

Not recommended! The bathroom and the room are very small (should be a wide angle shooting) and then there is no floor mat. After the shower, the floor is wet. Although there is a kitchen, the tableware is not cleaned, and the coating will be dropped. The window sill of the room also looks like it has not been cleaned up and there is a thick dust The washing machine is also quite rotten. Advantages: very close to the subway and China Street, there is donki nearby