Hotels near JR Kokudo Station, Yokohama

The commercial air conditioner was installed in the room, so the temperature was finely adjusted. The toilet is hot water shower type, and the indoor slippers can be used at the front desk instead of equipped, so it is clean. There was also a deodorant static electrical anti-screen spray for clothing. It is convenient to do something because the hotel is next to the convenience store.

A rather seedy run down motel. Bare basics, equipment very out of date. Unless seriously discounted or all others in the area booked out, just choose an alternate.

It changed from Sky Court to Sky Heart. There was something to do before changing the signboard. Since I stayed in Narita, which is scheduled to close this month, the curtains remain decades ago, the air conditioner is dusty, the bathroom ventilation fan is hardly functioning, and it is full of mold. The toilet smells. The corridor also smells. Swallows were making a nest at the entrance of the hotel, and newspapers were wrapped around to prevent it from getting dirty, but it only looks like garbage. The staff is miscellaneous. It was heavy rain on the day of check-out, so when I asked him to call a taxi, he refused to be too close. I was told to bring someone's umbrella instead. There is nothing around. The hotel smells and cannot use air conditioning. It's cold. It's humid and moldy and dusty.

Stayed for 2 nights. I arrived at the hotel in the middle of the night when I encountered a big traffic jam in Tokyo the weekend before. The room I arranged was so-so. The next day I asked the front desk for an extra 6,000 yen to change to a deluxe room with a king-size bed. It has a lot of space and glass windows It's very big, the fireworks show is great, and the breakfast is also good

It's pretty good... it's hygienic, environmentally friendly, and has convenient transportation. I'll make another reservation next time I have the chance. Hahaha... It may be a mini and compact version compared to domestic ones, but it has everything it should have. There are refrigerators, water heaters, microwaves, etc.

We booked a Standard Double Room and were upgraded to a Club King as Bonvoy Platinum members. Our first impressions of the hotel were big, beautiful, convenient, but with minimal and stingy service. The Club King room was very nice, modern, quite large with a sofa and desk, and spacious bath. And very clean with lots of amenities. Bed was excellent. Location is very good with direct access to the station, shops, restaurants, and Takashimaya Department Store. Platinum Elite members can check in at the Club Lounge. The lounge is not too large, and I imagine it being very busy on weekends or holidays. Refreshments throughout the day are extremely minimal, just drinks and very light snacks like cookies and crackers (I would definitely not describe this as ”afternoon hors d’oeuvres” as stated on their website). The evening cocktail service is a bit more expansive with salad, 4-5 hot dishes, and dessert. I requested something vegetarian as there was nothing besides salad, and they were able to prepare a steamed vegetable plate and tiny fruit plate which were delicious but not filling, and nothing compared to the regular options available. When asked if it might be possible to prepare a main dish (something with more carbs), I was told they could either give me plain white rice or plain penne pasta with no sauce, I was told to add salt and pepper for flavor. Seriously? Would anyone feel pleased with such an offering? I obviously refused, and was left with a bitter feeling for the rest of our stay. Note that this property does not acknowledge the Marriott Platinum “Guaranteed 4 p.m. Late Checkout” benefit. We stayed on a Sunday, checking out the following Monday (not a holiday, and definitely not a peak day) but were denied late check out, only given 1:00. For a previous reservation, once again checking out on a non-peak Monday, we were also completely denied late check out (only standard 12:00 check out). To the Management of the Yokohama Bay Sheraton Hotel & Towers, I have a simple question, do you offer 4 p.m. late check-out to your Platinum Members? This is a major deciding factor for Platinum Members in choosing your hotel. Breakfast was not available in the Club Lounge, but in the buffet restaurant Compass. (Another clear indication that the Club Floor was not very busy, so why no late check out?) Breakfast here was nice, not an expansive selection, but a decent selection of both Japanese and Western dishes (but few or no vegetarian options). The orange juicer machine was especially good. Overall, this is a very nice hotel, but it does not feel like a Sheraton property as they deny Bonvoy Elite benefits when they see fit, and the service is not that of an international hotel. Elite Members are not treated as such. It feels more like a Japanese hotel that’s a step or two behind international standards. I really hope things improve as the hotel itself is very nice and we’d like to visit Yokohama again soon.

The location of the hotel is not bad, very close to the subway station, because it is not a commercial area, so there are very few restaurants around, but there is a 7-11 downstairs. The room is very small and has almost no place except for the bed and table. The larger suitcase is lying on the aisle, and it can only be passed by stepping over the suitcase. Fortunately, the room is very clean. Although the sparrow is small and well-equipped, it has a lot of necessary facilities. If it is a personal trip or a short-term business trip, it is still good.

The hotel is very close to JR Kawasaki Station. From the central west exit Lazona plaza this side of the station, walk along the west exit to the west for 5 minutes and walk 4 intersections to the store. Lazona is a green space in the middle, there are activities from time to time, there are many shops in the mall, there are 109 studios, there are many convenience stores along the way, and the hotel is very convenient. The front desk and washing machine dryer of the hotel are on the second floor, similar to the layout of an apartment hotel. Because the room is a password lock, you don't need to turn the key to the front desk when you go out. The bathroom is a three-piece set of bathtub toilet washstand, with washlet, refrigerator and microwave in the room, which is a relatively standard budget hotel configuration.

The location is very good. You can walk from the station, and you can also walk to Yokohama Arena and Nissan Stadium. There is a Ramen Museum next door. There are also many convenience stores. There is a microwave in the room which is helpful. I think it's better not to have high expectations in terms of cleanliness. There was hair in the bathtub and towels in the refrigerator that appeared to belong to the previous guest. Also, from the moment I entered the hotel, there was an overpowering floral scent and the room smelled like incense. There were deodorizing beads behind the trash can, but they weren't unscented, they had a soap scent, so it might have added to the mix. Since the windows could not be opened, I turned on the air conditioner and turned on the air purifier to full blast. Even if you are staying for multiple nights, you will not be provided with towels unless you go to the front desk to collect them yourself, and there is no luggage storage before or after departure, so please be careful. It's not uncomfortable and the price is cheaper than the surrounding area, so I think it's fine if you just want to sleep. Be careful if you are sensitive to smells.

The Court Hotel has a nice looking lobby and great staff. That is about it. The rooms are you typical Japanese business hotel however they haven't been updated since the 1980's. The hotel rooms are old and tired. The air conditioning isn't really good. The bathrooms are small and the showers are not that good. The only good thing is that it is close to the train station and Yokohama Stadium. It's about a 5 min walk to both. There plenty of restaurants and coffee shops nearby including a number of 7-11's and Family Marts.