Find hotels near Hashirimizu Beach, Yokohama from AED 257

"Excellent property. Clean, near mass transportation. Accommodating staff. Good food options and close to the Tokyo Tower."

"Rooms were decent size, but carpet and furniture are dated. Hotel is to be torn down later this year and property is being redeveloped. Hotel restaurants are very expensive and immediate area does not have many dining options. You have to go to the backside of Shinagawa station for more restaurants. Station is convenient to get around Tokyo. It is quite an uphill walk to the hotel, especially with luggage. However, there is a hotel shuttle, but you have to board at the Prince Hotel. Area around the station is under major construction, a bit unsightly."

"breakfast abit dear but cafe and other eating places on site markets on 4th floor, laundry"

"Breakfast was excellent. Pool area was closed off, so views were not available. Very quiet & clean"

"This is a great place to recharge before the long flight back to US instead of sitting in the terminal for nearly a half day. Plus they will hold onto your luggage. The restaurant and bar are convenient with good food and drinks. The rooms are small but it has a bed and shower which is all I need to recharge. Wish they provided more coffee in the room and you could do something besides a full breakfast at the restaurant in the morning. However their is a cafe on the far side of the airport to purchase coffee and a pastry."

"We’ve stayed at the hotel previously overnight, which was fine. On this occasion, we stayed 4 days. Very few places to eat. As we had a late flight, close to midnight, I tried to get a late check out, to stay in the room. On different occasions I was told free until 2pm, second occasion 9000yen and the 3rd request 12000yen. When I requested an additional night I was told 359000 (which equates to $3000+ AUD). Another request brought it down to $300+ AUD. Perhaps something was lost in translation. The irony was that I could get the room from Expedia for $219. It was the inconsistency that I found frustrating. In the hotel’s defense, they store your luggage for free, which we did in the end, as our flight was close to 11pm at night. Cleaning staff were great, cleanliness was fabulous but I feel It’s more a hotel for transiting, as opposed to a base to explore Tokyo."

"This hotel is very convenient to access both Disney Parks at the Tokyo Disney Resort. It is immediately across the street from the monorail station (one stop from Disney Sea, and three stops from Disneyland). Trains come constantly (approx every three minutes), so that could be easier. The hotel was clean and had a/c. There are a couple of restaurant options, a small but handy shop, a bell desk for leaving bags, wifi that worked well, and very kind, friendly, and helpful staff. However, I was disappointed. While review ratings marked this hotel very high, and it would have been an outstanding property in the ‘90s, it looks like nothing has been touched since. Despite new hallway carpet, everything in the room (which was huge and boasts a separate “foyer” from the rest of the room) was very old and worn. Clearly it is time for a refurb. The carpet is old and worn, showing many cleaned stains. The mattresses were very hard (and yet they felt ok for sleep). USB and power outlets have been added in an interesting and after thought manner. To compensate, curious amenities like 3 hairdryers and copious numbers of single use toiletries (everything from hair brushes to tooth brushes to hair nets!) were available in the room. (The shower was clean, water was hot, and pressure was strong.) It was fine for a night, but I wouldn’t want to stay long term. There are properties near by that we checked out at a similar price point that were far nicer. I don’t understand the review hype."

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