Published date: October 13, 2025
Scenic and Convenient! Stylish Business Hotel with High Satisfaction!
Room Type Stayed
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Experience of the stay
Last time in Yokohama, we stayed at the InterContinental, but this time we stayed on the opposite side.
The Ferris wheel and InterContinental are easily visible〜 haha.
Going to the convenience store was a bit inconvenient compared to last time, but since the hotel is located on the upper floors of a commercial facility, I bought drinks and snacks at the Summit supermarket downstairs, and I also bought toothpaste at the Sugi Pharmacy at the station (my kids only use the toothpaste specified, which I forgot to bring w)
Starbucks and convenience stores are also nearby〜
Elementary school students can sleep with their parents, so I initially reserved a twin room for 2, but I ended up calling the day before to change it to a triple.
The extra bed was 5000 yen (and booking for 3 through a half-price site added exactly 5000 yen worth of coins, which was a relief).
The bed-making quality is rated as three stars (considered quite decent for a business hotel), but it was a bit loose... haha.
The kids move around the beds freely, so while it collapses quickly, the mattress becomes exposed easily, resulting in quite a loose arrangement〜
I think the sheets should be tucked under the mattress, but I felt relieved that the mattress was relatively clean (without stains).
I also made use of the water dispenser, ice machine, and microwave next to the elevator! There was no vending machine, but there is a 7-Eleven on the second floor.
I often read reviews about the building being old, but I found it quite clean. The design was nice too.
Although the weather was unfortunate, making it look dark, it felt comfortable.
Experiences during the trip
Since the main focus was on relaxation, I only made a reservation at the Cup Noodles Museum in advance.
10:00 Breakfast at Saizeriya in World Porters
11:00 Cup Noodles Museum
12:00 Attractions and Ferris Wheel at Cosmo World (30-minute wait)
13:00 Lunch at McDonald's in Queen's Square (there was a jazz event going on. It was fun with street performances!)
Since it is a leisure season, we hardly broke a sweat.
Even so, we were able to enjoy quite a bit at Cosmo World in the morning!
Although we bought tickets during the Golden Week, we had given up on the Ferris wheel due to the 120-minute wait, so it was great that we could ride it this time.
However, there was a traffic jam entering the commercial facility's parking lot. This was tough...
With the middle of the three-day weekend, the morning was the key time!