2-Star Hotels in Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan

The atmosphere was fantastic, and they even had a campfire BBQ at night. The hotel has a kitchen, so you can buy ingredients and cook for yourself, and there's a 7-Eleven and Lawson nearby, which is really convenient for grabbing things. Overall, it was a very comfortable stay, and I plan to recommend it to my friends.

Traditional style; we booked a room with private outdoor onsen. We tried both private onsen and communal onsen but honestly the water in communal ones was hotter, if you don’t mind sharing the onsen with others. The dinner set and breakfast set were excellent! The room and common facilities were clean and tidy, and I don’t feel they were worn. Although the staff (the receptionist) might not be good in English speaking, they tried their best and used mobile app translator to explain to us patiently the rules and arrangements for our stay. For us, the price is reasonable with such high quality of service and facilities!

The facilities in the house are relatively complete, including toilet and bath, microwave, hot water, refrigerator, air conditioner and TV. The decoration is new and clean. The key is that it is very close to Sakuragicho Station, which is very convenient. Although the single room is small, it is of good quality and low price. It is close to Yemao Mountain and the port, has many attractions and is convenient for life.

This is not a true capsule hotel: the beds are only separated with curtains, not doors. This means that you can hear everyone else in the room, and that there is no secure place to leave your things when you go the shower or leave your space for a bit. (The only lockers are all the way on the ground floor, in the lobby, and they are tiny--much too small for a suitcase or even a large backpack.) So this feels much more like a youth hostel than an actual capsule hotel. If the beds had doors that could be locked, I would give this place an excellent review. On the positive side, it was kept very clean (given the number of people staying there), and it's very close to the train station and to Chinatown.

The men and women were in the same cabin, but the bed area was separated and I didn't feel uncomfortable. I stayed in a standard bed, but it was wider than the recent new capsule hotel and there was a bath, so I was able to spend comfortably without the sound of the nearby room. Check-in after 6pm was check-out at 9am, but it was just right because it was an early morning flight the next day. I was able to make a reservation at a cheap price while there are many places where I spend more than 10,000 yen at a capsule hotel on Saturday. The building looks old but kept clean and close to the station, so I will use it again next time.

Overall, this hotel is okay. The only downside is that there is no parking available in the hotel building, so you have to park quite far away. It’s not very convenient, especially if you have large luggage to carry. There’s also no proper drop-off area since the hotel is located along a narrow street. On the day I arrived, it was raining, and I had to park a few streets away and drag my luggage all the way to the hotel. Luckily, it wasn’t heavy rain, otherwise it would have been quite troublesome. 😅

The property is very well designed, with separate sections for different functions, which makes the sleep area very quiet! No need to worry if there are too many people in one shared room!! The location is also great! There are a lot of restaurants and shops around. It’s very clean, and the bed is super big despite being in a capsule dorm. I love this place and will definitely recommend it to everyone!

Because our itinerary for the second day was quite impromptu, we decided to stay in a city in between. As expected, the business hotel was clean, tidy, and convenient. The shower facilities were also good, and it was very close to the station. Breakfast was provided in the morning. The hotel staff at the front desk were friendly and helpful, and communication was pleasant. It was a very good choice for an overnight stay.

OMO7 Yokohama by Hoshino Resorts boasts a convenient location, within walking distance of the station, making it easy to reach both Minato Mirai and Chinatown. The interior design is imbued with the atmosphere of Yokohama Port City, and the rooms are clean, comfortable, and more spacious than expected. The staff are friendly, the check-in process is smooth, and the hotel is particularly welcoming to families. Guests can also enjoy the night view and on-site activities, making it a stylish and convenient accommodation choice.