I decided to spend a night in Yokohama rather than get into Tokyo really late at night after a trip south. I ended up picking this place because I read the rooms were new and soundproof (and I was kinda tired of listening to my hostel neighbours). They indeed were! I enjoyed the peace so much I came back for another night later in my trip to look around Yokohama a bit more. Very central location close to station hubs, malls, activities, everything (also quite lively at night). Room itself had a ton of pillows, kettle, mini fridge, and small soaker tub (not a full JP sized one, but still much deeper than I'm use to in NA). Yokohama was too much to explore in a single overnight stay, so I guess I'll have to stay longer on my next trip 😄

The room was pretty tight with a double bed, but it was fine for just me and my purse + shopping bags (and I did book it twice). Might be a little tight for anyone with a lot of luggage though.

This is an excellent hotel within walking distance from JR Yokohama station (south-west exit). The rooms are quite small, but the beds are good and the bathrooms are standard size. There is a well stocked supermarket nearby, and a refrigerator and water cooker available in each room. No need to pay extra for Japanese-style breakfast in the bottom-floor diner if the only thing you need is coffee/tea and some bread, butter and cheese. Ask for rooms on the same floor if you travel in a small group, as you will only have access to your own floor, the entrance and the lobby (floor 2). We stayed nine nights in two adjacent rooms and would use this hotel if visiting Yokohama again!

- Front desk staff were extremely helpful and courteous. We ended up needing to borrow various items, schedule the room cleaning, and extend our stay, and all the staff members were very helpful and communicated clearly with Google Translate. - They arranged for our group of 3 rooms to be next to each other, which was very convenient. - Amenities bar in the lobby had a nice variety of items. - Provided hotel attire was comfortable. - Rooms were quiet.

- Rooms were quite small and didn't have luggage storage space. We only had carry-on sized luggage and it was still difficult to manage because of the size of the room. - Slightly far from Yokohama station (about 10 mins walk). - No public bath facilities. - Common lounge space was small and they don't allow you to eat or drink there (it's next to the reception), which was inconvenient since we were traveling in a group.

The location is excellent. Near to Train and Subway stations. Many shops and restaurants in the area. The room and washroom are quite spacious compared with other business hotels. The room design and lay out are extremely user friendly. I will book again in other cities if they have Hotel Unizo there.

The hotel should provide tea bags and coffee even on days no room cleaning is required.

I think this is a really nice hotel,the place is on the center of Yokohama,but quiet in the room,when I asked for a quiet room,they gave me the most quiet room,when I came into the room,everything is so modern and new,I am so glad to meet and live in this hotel

I can’t find anything badly about this hotel

I loved the “The Ladies’ Floor” with the Lounge. Totally secure to go in and out. The bathtub was very big and could relax in it after long walks. The front desk personnel was very friendly and helpful, especially when asked about the touristic places. Great selection of amenities/toiletries in the reception lobby that was on the 2nd floor. The hotel is located in a very busy street, but it was very quiet on the 13th floor. No Street noise heard up there. A walking distance to Yokohama station. Lots of stores/restaurants nearby.

The breakfast!!! It’s served in a restaurant on the street level with the general “public”. There were 4 options, and both days I ordered the Japanese style breakfast. The 1st day the miso soup was very salty and the salmon filet had lots of bones. The person behind the counter was not friendly. The 2nd day the food and the employee were better.

Easy to find from Yokohama station. Despite being in an area that gets busy at night, it was super quiet inside the hotel. The room was fine, had everything we needed. It was bigger than most business hotel rooms but smaller than some we had stayed at. Staff was friendly and helpful.

Cleanliness wasn't 100% up to Japanese standards we are used to, but it was still ok and comfortable enough for one night.

Location is good if taking trains; 10 mins brisk walk along a busy straight road radiating from the station. Many malls and restaurants around, including those in the station. Bus stop just 2 mins walk away provides alternative transport to key sight-seeing spots. Hotel provides skincare products, tea/coffee sachets and a bottle of water for each guest everyday. Twin Room is new, very clean, spacious and comfortable for two. Toyota car rental just 5 mins walk away

Nothing much, except hotel lobby on second floor is small

One of the best budget/business hotels in Yokohama bay area. The rooms are clean and convenient, the staff is friendly and you can reach the main station in 10 minutes by foot. The hotel is placed in a rather lively neighbourhood with a lot of teenagers and drunkards at night, but I did not hear anything from the streets in my room.

First, the hotel is very clean and the staffs are nice. You can also get an English service too for those who can't speak Japanese. The rooms are large and the beds are very comfortable. The prices are good too. However, you have to use Booking.com for great deals. Overall, our stay at this hotel was incredible and we had a very relaxed and nice time. The hotel has a workable distance from the station. It's also well-situated to visit nearby places. I think security is great. You can also have an affordable body massage and a theater to watch movies.

The pillows are very hard. My husband and I had neck pain. They are no waiting rooms to sit and chat with other people. Last, it was difficult for the taxi drivers to locate the hotel as we tried three different drivers. I don't know why. I think the hotel needs to do more advertising campaigns with street signs and locations.