We booked our hotel from the US. Upon arrival at Isezakicho Washington Hotel, we discovered we were given only 1 bed for 3 people, 2 bath-towels, & 2 hand-towels even though we made reservation for 2 adults-1older child. We returned to the front desk, asked for 2 beds and had to pay more for that, but they moved us, without... More

We stayed at the washington for 4 nights whilst travelling around the Tokyo area. It has excellent links to the centre of yokohama as it is directly next to 'Isezaki Chojimachi' station. We had a twin room which was spacious. The bathroom facilities were excellent. The only slight downside was the room was extremely hot and it seemed the air... More

I stayed there on May 2012. Room is Ok, extra size than other hotel in Japan (STD Room). Room is quite old, smoking smelling but clean. In room amenities is OK for us. You can get the necessary items at lobby. Free internet land cable with good speed. Very good location 5 minutes walk to JR Kennai Station and 10... More

You need to walk across a park to get to the hotel, but once you get in, everything is so convenient. the room is spacious compared to Tokyo hotels with the price offered with 2 super single beds, a sofa, a closet and normal bathroom with complete amenities you'll possibly need. our room is in 13th floor, with a view... More

A little hard to find if you don't know where you're going or if you're unfamiliar with the area. There's a Lawson downstairs which is super convenient. The outside of the building is a little rundown, but the inside is pretty nice. The room was a good size. The bed was bouncy and fairly comfortable. The pillows were strange, filled... More

I'd heard hotel rooms in Japan were tiny, and was pleasently surprised by the size of the room. I had a twin room, shared with my supervisor and we weren't too much in each other's pockets. There was plenty of room for two large suitcases on the floor and for us to be able to walk around. The room was... More