Best Hotels near AEON(KANAZAWAHAKKEI), Yokohama

Loved it it was a amazing stay I had a great time room was very clean hotel was very safe hotel service very efficient.

My favorite is that the transportation is very convenient and extends in all directions. It is close to the train station, there are many shopping stores, and there are many choices of restaurants. It is very convenient for business tourists to come and go in a hurry.

In early March, I used it for a smoking single when traveling alone in Miura Peninsula. Yokosuka sightseeing is the second time, and this time I wanted to stay in Yokosuka and chose this hotel. It is close to Shioiri station and you can leave your luggage after checking out before check-in, so I was able to sightsee with jogashima ～ Yokosuka ～ Kannonzaki for two days. There is an indication that ”old” such as facilities, but there is no problem at all. ① Air conditioning is installed individually in the room (not in the whole building air conditioning) ② shower is a thermostat mixing plug (a type that does not need to be adjusted with hot water and water) Only these two points cover the oldness for 12 minutes. Even in a luxury hotel in Tokyo that stayed the other day, the whole building is air-conditioned and there are many rooms that are not thermostat mixed plugs. The room is large enough and there is a sofa to relax. There are few hotels in Yokosuka city that can smoke. I think it is a choice here privately.

This is a highly recommended hostel for a reasonable cost! Junxion is in an ideal location: perfectly placed between the JR station (~5 mins) and the beach (~15 mins). The designs of the entrance way/cafe, sleeping room and bathroom area are all reminiscent of tiny home living and are such an efficient use of space. It is quaint and comfortable. The staff are friendly and explicit as to how/where to use particular facilities/amenities. They are also super helpful and willing to give suggestions about Kamakura. The beds were comfortable, the air-con was strong and they even offer free breakfast! I really can't say enough positive things... STAY HERE!!

This hotel is great for the business travel while working at Fleet Activities Yokosuka, or any of the surrounding areas. It is on the outskirts of The Honch, so you don't get the distractions of the loud Sailors drinking at the bars. It's about a 15 minute walk to the front gate. But, there is also a hotel shuttle that will take you to the base. It is centrally located between the bars and restaurants near the base, and those more frequented by Japanese Nationals in the opposite direction. As far the hotel rooms are concerned, they have a washer and dryer inside the room. So, you don't have to pack as much for those longer trips since you will be able to wash your clothes on a regular basis, and they even supply the detergent. The rooms also have a central key that is needed to activate the outlets in the room. This is important because it affects the outlets that your personal electronics will be plugged into with the exception of the outlets on the desk. The hotel will provide you with weekly drink vouchers for use at the hotel bar. This is really good if you don't wanna pay for the overpriced drinks in the bars. The breakfast buffet is pretty good, but they tend to run out of some items, like eggs, faster than others and it can take a minute for them to replenish them, so get there early. I really enjoyed my stay, and the staff was really helpful in helping me get everything set up. I will definitely be staying here on my next visit to Japan.

I stayed at this hotel close to Kamakura Station this time on a day trip in Kamakura after a long time. The weather was good and I was looking forward to the next day's Kamakura walk. First of all, the entrance of the hotel was difficult to understand and left to right. The floor display of the elevator is difficult to understand. The construction is fashionable, but the moving line from the elevator to the front desk is bad and narrow. The target is young. There may be some mistakes that I didn't read the terms of use firmly when booking the net, but the attitude of the woman who responded to the check-in was the lowest. Because it was a reservation in the prefectural people, I was asked to present a certificate of vaccination, but when I told him that I didn't bring it, it was said that it meant ”I can't stay without anything to prove” Because it is said that something can be proven, when I look for an email that came to the vaccine, I see a paper with a fluorescent marker on the sentence posted on the reservation site I just said, ”It's written here!” I found him angry at the attitude, but I came to Kamakura, and I didn't see the document because it was bad, and I was looking for an email by two people, and the staff came I came to say, ”I don't accept it, but I will respond only this time.” I came with Kachin! I checked in with a smile, saying, ”I'll be thankful.” I think there is a way of saying things as a customer service business, even if there is a mistake here. It was quite high pressure and I was sorry as a fellow to the way of saying things from the top and the attitude and expression of the eye. If you are staying in the prefecture, please read the conditions of use. laughter

It takes about 10 minutes walk from Kamakura Station, but I think the location is good facing Wakamiya Oji. There is a front desk on the ３ floor of the building, and the room is also a small hotel with only ３ floor one floor 10 rooms. The building is quite old and old, but the cleaning is firm, air conditioning and hot water can be used without inconvenience, and there are necessary things such as towels and hashbrushes, and Ｗｉｆｉ can be used. The unfortunate thing is that the TV is small, the outlet position is difficult to use, and there is no desk or chair, so it was a little inconvenient to work?

The east exit side of Kamakura Station is lively and crowded, but the west exit where Tosei Hotel Cocone Kamakura is located is a little quiet and has an adult atmosphere. On the way to the hotel, there are long-established cafes, fashionable sweets and shops, and the bar opens at night. I can't go to all the stores on one trip, so I want to come back on a trip. The area around the entrance of the hotel has a Japanese-style atmosphere, but the building itself is Western-style. Is it here! The moment I found it, the tension rose. The staff are also smiling and friendly, and there are free manga, drinks, amenities, etc. around the lobby. The entrance to the large communal bath for men and women is also visible from the lobby, and the men's bath is the card key in the room, and the women's bath is told by the front desk to give me the PIN and put it inside. I was exhausted when I went out and returned to the hotel, and eventually I just took a shower in the unit bath in the room, but I wanted to enter if I had physical strength. It will end as soon as it runs out, but I got a ticket at check-in and got a free shijimi soup (because there was no shijimi on this day, it was a miso soup of cherry blossoms and wakame seaweed). You can get rice balls. The rice balls with the taste of soy sauce were very delicious. The room was a Japanese modern twin. It is a shape that takes off your shoes and goes up to tatami mats, but there are two beds. It was a very clean and calm space. Maybe there was a dead insect that seemed to have fallen from somewhere after cleaning, so I made the cleanliness check item ”good” instead of ”very good”. I think it has been cleaned very carefully from around the day. There were some equipment that had to be charged, but there were many holes in the outlet and there was nothing inconvenient in the room. Also, personally, it is very important that TV not only terrestrial broadcasting but also BS. I often turn on TV when I'm in the room, and I often don't do baseball broadcasts that I often watch on terrestrial broadcasting, so I'm very happy to see BS. My husband seemed to have not slept well for some reason, so I made it ”good” to sleep, but the bed was large and I was very comfortable. Overall, it is an inn that is very satisfied and can be recommended to the people around with confidence. It was a petite trip from the same Kanagawa Prefecture, but if you are tired of everyday life, you would like to visit even a couple.

The location is very good, about 5 minutes from Kamakura Tram Station. The staff's attitude and service are very good. The entire B&B is very clean. There are public spaces, kitchens, and rooftops, which are very nice ~ The only bad thing is that I stayed for 7 nights. About 5 nights, different roommates slept and snored... I couldn't sleep at all... If possible, I will book a double room in the future...

Well organized and front desk service. With prepare for next time out with my wife and the sea view too good and the ferrys wheels 🎡.