Hotel Plumm Reviews

It was already 9pm when we arrived at Tokyo Haneda Airport. I wanted to go for a walk in Kamakura and then move to a hotel near Disney. I searched Google and found this highly rated hotel near JR Yokohama. With the price of a room on weekdays being less than 2,000, there is an announcement There is a shared bathing space, and the room can accommodate two 28-inch suitcases. There is a 711 next to the hotel, and there is a 24-hour udon shop downstairs opposite, with a high CP value. It takes more than 10 minutes to walk from JR to the hotel. We took the underground passage but couldn't find an exit with an elevator along the way. After checking out, we took the flat surface, which seemed easier to find. The hotel waiters are very enthusiastic. There are many kinds of tea bags and coffee bags. The toiletries and toiletries are placed next to the counter on the first floor, so you can take them yourself.

The room was very clean, the seat was very convenient, and it was very close to the subway station

It's easily accessible, about a 6-minute walk from Yokohama Station. It's not a new hotel, but the rooms have been renovated, so they were clean and comfortable. The only thing that bothered me was that the unit bath was small and cramped. The female staff at the front desk was friendly and smiled, which was impressive. After leaving my luggage and going out, I was grateful that when I returned to the hotel, my luggage had already been brought to my room. It was muggy, so I opened the window, which was a fully open type, so I could go out onto the balcony if I wanted to, which I thought was unusual these days, but the cool breeze at night felt nice.

The bed was spacious and comfortable, and the room was reasonably spacious for the metropolitan area, which was helpful even with a lot of luggage.

I stayed here for two nights. The hotel staff were kind and polite, which made me feel good. Everyone was nice. There was nothing particularly bothersome about the room itself, and it was quiet and easy to sleep in. There were few lockers in the bathroom, so even though it wasn't that crowded, everyone had to wait to get their clothes out. It would be nice if there were clothes baskets. It's within 10 minutes from the hotel, quiet, and not that there are few people around, so it's recommended even for solo travelers.

You can store your luggage. If you arrive in Yokohama too early, or if you have travel plans after checking out, you can store your luggage in the hotel first, which will make your travel more convenient. There are two 7-11s and a FamilyMart near the hotel, and there is LAWSON within a 10-minute walk. There are two 24-hour udon restaurants and a beef bowl shop opposite the hotel, so you don’t have to worry about having no choice for late-night snacks. The only drawback is that the pillow is too flat and you can barely sleep after folding it in half.

The front desk staff were very helpful. I would like to use this service again!

The hotel has a strategic location, good service attitude and complete facilities. But don't recommend having breakfast here.

It was near Yokohama Station and there was a parking lot nearby. The price was low and the inside was pretty clean. I would like to use it again

They also lent us cutlery, and we were able to enjoy eating the food we brought with us. The front desk was particularly clean, luxuriously decorated and had a nice smell.

I love the location, amenities and ambience.

I used it beforehand for an early morning meeting in Yokohama. There were four types of breakfast to choose from: Japanese, Western, Chinese, and dessert. I had Japanese food and it was delicious.

It's close to Yokohama Station and convenient for travel, which is the biggest advantage. There is a large bathhouse where you can take a bath and relax after a long day of running around. If you check in on a Saturday, the price is very expensive. If you check in on a weekday, the price/performance ratio is still high.

The wall was thin and the voice of the next room was heard very much.