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I really liked the Kamakura Prince hotel. Some may say it is dated, but I think it had a classic mid-century modern/art deco look which I thought was great. The staff was very friendly and helpful. The rooms were comfortable and clean. There are two restaurants: (i) a Japanese teppenyaki restaurant; and (ii) a "European" restaurant. I would not say that they are super gourmet, but I enjoyed my meals there. The European restaurant has huge windows looking out over the water with views of...

Such a beautiful hotel. We loved our stay. Our room was huge!

Everything was great. The staff is very friendly and helpful. The view from the room was just amazing. Loved the separate shower room.

The Hotel New Grand is a historical landmark in Yokohama. The location is hard to beat. It’s across the street from Yamashita Park, blocks from China Town, the International cruise terminal, 15 minute walk to Yokohama Stadium and good access to train system. Only down note is Hotel. Ew Grand needs to upgrade pillows, they were extremely uncomfortable.

Close to Yokohama station. Plenty of restaurants and convenience stores around. Room was clean, neat, and quiet. Staffs there were all nice and helpful. Price is decent, too.

I had a lovely experience at the Kahala. It far exceeded my already high expectations. The staff were superb, particularly the concierge team, who helped me make my sightseeing plan come together with ease. I highly recommend the Kahala.

Very nice staff

Beautiful room view! Room was very spacious and comfortable. Best stay in Yokohama!

everything about the hotel and the staff were exceptional. The only thing is I wished our room has more electrical outlets or the room provided an extension cord with multiple outlets. I have to plug and unplug between the coffee machine and the hot water kettle to use in between because there was only one outlet available.

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Great location, clean and spacious room. Love the bathroom and quiet toilet. Will definitely stay there again.

We stayed two nights at the Jinya, and it was a great experience at a traditional Japanese Inn. It is very conveniently located a few steps off of the Tsurimaki-onsen stop on the Odakuya line, however it is a remote town so there are no other food or entertainment options besides the relaxing (and pricey) Jinya. I was traveling with my friend who is a vegan, and since we gave them a heads up about her dietary needs before our arrival, they were very accommodating. The first night, we opted not...