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"Clean, courteous, & convenient."

"Clean and comfortable!"

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"WOW what a fabulous hotel will definitely be staying there on our next trip to Japan "

"This is an excellent 5 star hotel with prices 20% cheaper on average than the Western hotels. The rooms are very spacious and you have a good chance of getting a view of the Ferris wheel and waterfront. Underground access connects you to Mark IS, Minatomirai station, Queens Tower, and Landmark Plaza so you don’t have to worry about getting wet, cold, or hot if you use the underground. Lots of shops and eateries there too. I can’t imagine there is a better place to stay in Yokohama. "

"Clean, amenities"

"This hotel is always amazing. I stay Royal Park every time I go to Japan. It's so convenient before/after the long flight to/from New York. The stuff are incredible and very professional. Highly recommended. Haneda has so many restaurants and shops and you will never get bored too!"

"This was a beautiful little place to stay. Staff were excellent. Shopping was right out the doorway and close proximity to restaurants. Parking was a bit tricky. You have to pay 1900 yen per day for parking and it’s about a block away from the hotel in a parking lot by a little yellow house. Room was spacious and quiet. "

"We had a wonderful stay at Hotel Metropolitan Kamakura. The location is excellent, within easy walking distance to the train station and just steps from Komachi dori shopping street, Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine, and the beach. The staff were friendly, professional, and kind. We arrived earlier than expected and were able to store our luggage before check in, which was incredibly helpful. They made us feel very welcome from the moment we arrived. Our room was beautifully appointed, clean, spacious, and thoughtfully laid out. I especially loved the lighting and the slightly raised separate seating area, which gave the space a cozy, living room feel. It was the perfect place to unwind after a full day of exploring. Having a FamilyMart right next door was extremely convenient, and there was also a large new grocery store across the street with everything you could need. We did not have a chance to try the hotel breakfast this time, but we would love to on our next visit. We will definitely stay here again. It felt like a peaceful retreat, and Kamakura truly is a special place that has left a lasting impression on us. The hotel itself is beautiful, calm, and inviting. We especially loved the decor, the bonsai trees, and the Japanese garden in the central courtyard."