Search Hotels Near Yokohama Bay Bridge, Yokohama

"Very nice hotel. Staff were helpful and the location is convenient. Nihon Odori Station is next door (exit #4). Walking distance to Chinatown, Red Brick Warehouse and the Cup Noodle Museum. We requested a harbor view and it was very nice to see the cruise ships coming and going from Osanbashi Pier. If you order breakfast the staff will lead you to a restaurant 2 doors away. Not huge but very satisfying spread. "

"Great breakfast, clean rooms, nice area nearby shops and lots of things to do"

"Clean room, nice staff amenities are well provided. "

"Old style hotel not for us, very expensive as well we only used it for one night for our guest, overall it was ok. "

"The bell hops were helpful when we arrived via taxi and when we needed a taxi as well, translating our destination from English to Japanese. The front desk was quick for check in. The room was spotless and cozy. The city view was spectacular with a balcony. Especially like that they are eco friendly, providing a water craft to refill. The fridge was exceptionally cold. Walkable to waterfront activities and train station."

"Room was clean. Staff were courteous. Great location!"

"Although the view was amazing, the room was dirty with lots of dust and the sheets were yellowish. My eyes were puffy and my throat hurt as a result of dry and dirty air. I requested extra towels and they asked me to go downstairs to pick it up, which I thought was disgraceful. The lovely night receptionist brought me an humidifier to alleviate the dryness. Not impressed. "

"The hotel is amazing! The room is super clean, stylish, and spacious. The staff are very friendly and helpful. It’s within walking distance of restaurants, bars, and convenience stores. We had a great time staying here and will definitely come back again."

"Although the room was very clean and tidy, with all the appliances, The stairs was not mentioned anywhere. Not easy to climb the stairs with luggages after 10 hours of flight. The communication with the personal was poor."