Hotels near Yokohama City Children's Botanical Garden, Yokohama

Hotel was about a five minute walk from the train station. Hotel staff were extremely attentive and helpful at check in. Lobby was semi-spacious with some amenities and toiletries offered. Room was clean and larger than most Japanese hotel rooms. Only downside I would say is the hotel’s proximity to the railroad tracks…you do occasionally hear the trains as they pass. Not overbearing; however, you do hear them. With that being said, I would still stay at this hotel again.

It is a few minutes walk from Sakuragicho Station. It's near Yokohama City Hall. Building ４ The hotel is up to the floor, and it looks like an apartment, but the entrance is the opposite, so it doesn't fit. The front desk and interior are clean and casual. There was coffee at the front desk. Convenience stores are also nearby and convenient. It depends on the location of the room, but the room I stayed in had a strange bathtub, so I wondered if it was good to have only a shower.

It is a very good hotel with very polite response and cleanliness. However, I entered the front door to the intensity of the deodorant and immediately after the allergic rhinitis and throat pain and headache. Check in in a hurry. The room was also a little deodorant, so I was in a hurry and opened the window １０ centimeters, and the door was also opened and ventilated. Deodorant hurts the mucosa and the virus becomes easy to enter from there, so I would like to ask at the minimum. If you do not do filthy things, you do not need deodorant. I looked for the neighborhood because there was no parking lot. The parking fee is 3700 yen per night. It seemed to be cheap 1. There are several coin parking lots, but it is 300 yen ～ 330 yen in 15 minutes except for a certain time at night.

Location and price are the reasons you should consider this hotel. Location is so convenient. A little walk to Kannai's ghetto, a little walk to Minato Mirai (ferris wheel, mall, cup noodle museum, etc), a short train trip to Yokohama, you are in the middle of all the business lunch specials. There's so much great food choices. My gosh, please look up lunch specials in the area. Generally, look for lines at 12pm. Those are the places that offer unbelievable value. We're talking a kaisendon for 600 yen ($5.50). If you are here long term and want to stay fit, you are a block away from Gold's Gym. They offer 2 weeks for 7000 yen, etc. Hotel is on the older side. It's a business hotel after all. It's small, you'll get your rest, you can work, you can shower, go down early for their breakfast special. The mattress was the rolling mattress which squeaks a lot (yes, it squeaks a lot). I was able to hear the neighbors, but sound machine did the job. Tip - They will offer to give you a water bottle for not cleaning your room. I don't want them in my room anyways so it was free water. They want you to hand them the keys before leaving. When you come back, you just say your room number, but this made me feel very uncomfortable. Anyone dressed normally can ask for a room key. The charger didn't work. This goes for most business hotels, but it's small. I hate the bathrooms that feel like you went inside a box. Workers were always friendly and professional. This place also seems to operate as a love hotel. There's a sign in the back that says they welcome ”puchi rest” which they charge you to stay for 3 hours for 2 people.

Excellent chain hotel. Stayed in a family triple room (3 small beds) for two nights on weekdays in April 2024. The room was spacious, clean and comfortable; two of the small windows were widened, about 120 cm, and the other small bed was slightly smaller, about 90 cm wide. The windows can be opened to let in fresh air from the outside; there are ventilation holes above the windows. If the windows are not opened, the ventilation holes can be opened to let the air circulate. It is really a great design. There are toothbrushes and toothpaste in the room, and other supplies (pajamas, combs, etc.) need to be taken from the supplies cabinet next to the counter on the first floor. The guest rooms are located on the 3rd to 14th floors; the hotel's official website and elevator notices emphasize that all guest rooms are non-smoking, which makes non-smoking guests feel at ease. The counter staff can communicate in English, their attitude is friendly, and their explanations are detailed, which is worthy of praise. Guests can enjoy the self-service beverage bar next to the lobby on the second floor for free, including coffee, black tea and sencha tea bags. Breakfast is a self-service Buffet with ordinary dishes. There are two kinds of fruits in the salad area and two kinds of freshly made juices. The breakfast dishes have changed a bit for two consecutive days. The dining area for taking meals is not big and there are many people diners, which makes it a bit crowded. After finishing the meal , the tableware needs to be carried to the recycling place by yourself.

Unable to check in with their automated system but there were staff available on hand to help. Room is small but clean. Bathtub available, no cabinet to put clothes, only hangars provided but only staying for one night so was okay. Connected to Family Mart so was convenient to get drinks or food if needed. Didn't use facilities so can't comment. Breakfast was good. Near to Yokohama Train Station.

Nice view with a fair price. I was trying to confirm the location of the parking lots with the staff but the front desk of this hotel is located above the ground floor. Overall, it is a good hotel.

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.

A beautiful hotel that's more or less right next to Shin-Yokohama station and within sight of Yokohama Arena. You can find a 7-11 on the ground floor, next to the elevators, while a direct link to the Prince PePe shopping center leads you to some eateries and a supermarket. It appears to be mostly frequented by business folk, at least when we visited in late November. Checking in was a smooth process with the friendly, English-speaking concierge. You'll want to grab some amenities such as washcloths, cotton pads, and shaving cream before taking the long elevator ride up to your room. We had a nice view overlooking the city seeing how we were past the 30th floor, though said view gets better once you head to the top for teppanyaki or the lovely lounge. Visit the latter at dusk to soak in the panoramic sight and count passing trains while you sip on house cocktails and savor their beef tagliata. Or maybe treat yourself to a dram of Hibiki 25 -- you deserve it. The double room is more business than leisure, though clean and comfortable enough to relax in after a long day out. There's a safe and a mini-fridge, as well as an air-conditioning remote mounted on the wall, and a room control panel by the bedside. There's also a table right by the TV that could pass as a work desk (with accompanying chair) if needed, though I much prefer the sofa by the windows so I can ruminate on my choices while at the Shin-Yokohama Ramen Museum. I should also mention that the housekeeping staff are incredibly warm and friendly should you cross paths. It's these little things that make a stay enjoyable, you know? Excellent value and a definite return should Yokohama ever be on the itinerary again.

The water supply of the unit bus is good, but I was more happy when there was a ”STOP” between the shower and the faucet! We used eco cleaning once. 500CC mineral water, saved! Coin laundry was also equipped and saved!