Best Western Yokohama, Yokohama (Kanagawa)

My stay at the hotel was quite an experience. The room was a bit smaller than I expected, facing the railway tracks, but it was good for one person. The service was professional and courteous, although negotiating a good room rate for an extended stay was not flexible. The location was perfect for public transportation, shops, and food establishments, offering a lot of eating options. The dining experience had more selection than other hotels at the same rating level.

My stay at the hotel was quite a mixed experience. While the location was perfect with many shops and two train stations within 5 minutes walking distance, the rooms were uncomfortably small, making it hard to move around, especially with luggage. The service, on the other hand, was friendly and helpful.

The hotel had a very strong smell of tobacco smoke in the rooms, making the stay somewhat unpleasant, but the service was outstanding with helpful staff especially during late-night arrivals. The location was excellent with easy access to train connections and various dining options nearby. The dining experience lacked Western dishes and fresh fruits but offered value for money. The facilities were well-maintained despite the room odor.

The hotel had tiny rooms filled with useful amenities, though slightly cramped for two. The service was incredibly friendly and convenient being near the train station. The location was excellent, close to transportation hubs. The dining options were varied with a mix of American and Oriental cuisine. Overall, a clean and comfortable stay with great value for money.

The hotel's location is really good, with plenty of restaurants nearby and excellent connections to central Tokyo. The rooms, though small by American standards, are clean and tidy. The service provided by the staff was very polite and helpful, making my stay enjoyable. The hotel's dining offerings were decent, with a mix of American and oriental food. Overall, a budget-friendly option close to Yokohama and Tokyo.

The hotel is conveniently located close to train stations, making it easy to explore the area, especially for senior citizens. The rooms are small but suitable for one person. The service provided is excellent with staff offering excellent customer service. The dining options are varied but can be expensive without a breakfast coupon. The facilities are well-maintained and offer dry cleaning, housekeeping, and laundry services.

My stay at the hotel was quite pleasant overall. The location was fair, close to Tsurumi Station and many interesting places, though not right in the heart of everything. The service was great, with staff trying to accommodate us during a typhoon. The dining options were good, offering a mix of American and Oriental food. The rooms, despite being small, provided essential amenities like tea, coffee, and a TV. The facilities were decent, catering to basic needs.

The hotel had rooms that don't smell like cigarettes and come with a heater, but a terrible smell emerged when the window was closed, resembling cold tobacco and dust. The room was a bit smaller than expected. The service was polite, caring, and professional, although not flexible with negotiating room rates for extended stays. The location is convenient for visiting Yokohama and accessing public transportation, shops, and food establishments. The dining options could be improved with more 'Western' dishes and fresh fruits, but the homemade marmalade was a nice touch. The facilities were satisfactory but had room for improvement.

The hotel is a great choice in Tokyo, offering a convenient location near Tsurumi Station with good connections to the city center. The rooms, while small as expected in Japan, provide all necessary amenities. The service is top-notch with helpful staff and useful facilities such as luggage storage. The dining options are satisfactory, but starting breakfast earlier would benefit guests. Overall, a value-for-money stay with a few minor drawbacks.

I had a mixed experience at this hotel. The rooms were small and had a terrible smell of cold tobacco and dust when the window was closed, but given the inexpensive price, I guess it's understandable. The train passing in front of the windows could be noisy at times, which was a bit bothersome, especially due to my late booking. On the bright side, the service was polite and efficient, although not very flexible. The location was great with plenty of nearby restaurants and cafes, despite being far from the Yokohama Pacifico National Convention Centre.