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"Very close to station. All lines. We saw mount fuji from our hotel room. Very good service and amenities for the price. Rooms are a bit small but can fit a suitcase to open up. Will go again"

"the breakfast is on 14th floor and the view and service is phenomenal, the location is just out of subway, very easy for transportation, the only thing is bathroom is a bit of old style."

"The room was so tiny we had to sit with our legs bend to our chests when taking a bath. I’m size 8-10 in US and I could barely squeeze my hips into this tab. The sink was a kid’s size as well, approximately 9x12 inches max. We staid there only one night, so it wasn’t a big deal, but I was happy to return to a better hotel next day. I would not go back. "

"This is a cute 60-year old Japanese house tucked away in a funky part of Yokohama filled with small bars (including my favorite jazz bar). The home has been remodeled in a way that keeps the charm of the old house, but has the conveniences of a modern international hotel (easy shower, Toto, speedy wifi). They also are great hosts and have a nice small lobby where people can hang out. The rate is very reasonable and personable compared with a capsule hotel. "

"The building is dated, with nostalgic details from the 70s/80s (the room key is an actual key, not a card, which I haven’t seen in a hotel for ages!) but well maintained and very clean. It’s a no frill budget hotel but efficiently run by courteous staff and they generously offer complimentary breakfast, snack, coffee, tea and lots of amenity goods - on top of that, I could soak myself in the nice communal bath (which you can reserve for private use) everyday during my stayand I couldn’t be...

"Hotel was exactly as expected. Rooms are larger then other hotels, typical king rooms with plenty of space for luggage and working at the desk. Great location and scenic views. "

"Close to a train station one stop from Yokohama. Plenty of cafes and shops, department store, currency exchange office. In the place itself you go over a sort of, I think it is a swimming centre floor, not sure, but after reception you have to take your shoes off and wear slippers they provide to walk over the floor. What I started out with was just a basic sleep capsule, an enclosed bed. There is a small TV on the wall and an electrical point. For my second day I was given a free upgrade...