Find Ryokuentoshi Station Bed And Breakfast

"The property location is walking distance to many stores and restaurants. Room is clean and good size in Japan compared to other hotels. Decor is modern and new. Highly recommended to business travelers or travelers with kids. Breakfast is awesome with variety of selections. "

"It is a well running hotel in terms of a team of friendly, helpful and professional staff."

"air conditioning was not great in my room, I had to keep adjusting it during the night to get the room cooler."

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"Friendly staff, nice breakfast buffet, room met expectations. Lots of amenities in the lobby like 3 blade razors, bath salts and skin care stuff not found at the average hotel. Free coffee in the lobby too. Only minor negative would be it's a bit complicated to get there from Yokohama station. There's a walkway on the 3rd floor you can take from the department store connected to the station that eventually takes you to the area near the hotel entrance but no signage so you probably wont find that route until you go out for the first time after checking in. "

"Rooms are super small"

"This is my go to in Tokyo the staff is alway friendly the onsen is great. Breakfast is the perfect amount. Quite and comfortable. As long as you are not expecting a 5 star american style hotel. I have stayed here everytime i go to Japan and will continue to do so. Thank you to the great staff for keeping the hotel so maintained and making guest feel welcome."

"Rooms are typically smallish, which is the norm for Japan. Staff at hotel were excellent and spoke good English Rooms are cleaned to high standard. Only thing missing was a hotel bar."

"Short walk from the train station, friendly staff, clean room. Breakfast buffet was also nice with good selection. Only minor negative about the double room, the area from front entrance of the room to the bed was very narrow so having 2 suitcases and a foldable stroller, it took a bit of work moving stuff around to be able to open the washroom door or even the front door when going out. It probably would have been better for a single person, or a couple packing very light. "