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I stayed here on September 6th, 2025, to attend a live event in Yokohama. Although it's located in an area with a high concentration of budget accommodations, the room was spacious enough for one person. At check-in, the woman at the reception desk kindly showed me to my room, which was very helpful. Towels and other toiletries are not provided, so you need to bring your own. The toilet and sink are shared, but the toilet was a clean, Western-style toilet with a heated bidet. Disposable toothbrushes were available in the sink area. There is no bath, but there is a coin-operated shower, and there is a public bath nearby, so it wasn't a problem. The bed was a simple pipe bed, but the bedding was fine, and the air conditioning worked without any issues, allowing me to sleep well. It seems that the reception is unmanned outside of check-in hours, and there are no curfews, so you can come and go as you please. Therefore, you should be sure to manage your valuables carefully yourself.

A simple guesthouse with just a bed, TV, refrigerator, and air conditioner. The toilet is shared. There's a coin-operated shower. There's a microwave and gas stove, so you can heat up food. It's perfectly adequate if you just need a place to sleep. Check-in is until 6 PM, and since it's in an area with many budget accommodations, it might be dangerous for women to walk around late at night. The guesthouse reception staff were kind.

Basic amenities such as a TV, refrigerator, and air conditioner are provided. Shower and toilet are shared. The toilet has a bidet. Shower is available for 7 minutes for ¥200. The shower pressure is a bit weak. Shampoo and body soap were provided. Please note that towels, toothbrushes, and changes of clothes are not provided. The bedding on the bed is a bit thin, so it might be difficult to sleep on if you're not used to it. The window is a single pane, so loud noises and voices from outside can be heard clearly. Not suitable for people sensitive to noise. The lock is a push-button type, so it's convenient as you don't need to carry a key. Also, the surrounding area seems to have a slightly high crime rate, so it's probably not suitable for women. It might be a cheap and good place to stay for solo male travelers.

Considering that it's an affordable place to stay, I have to accept the rest. Simple hotel, I see. I called out to the front desk through the glass door, which was the size of a pachinko prize exchange window, but there was no response. After a while, an almost expressionless man came out and showed me to a room about three tatami mats in size. At this time of year, the hotel is letting in outside air for ample ventilation, so the room was quite cold, and even though the air conditioner was set to 30°C, it didn't get very warm. There's no bath, only shower facilities, but I didn't feel like using them, so I avoided them. I see, there were no loungewear or towels. This is a facility I'd avoid in the summer. What's worth mentioning is that Wi-Fi is available, and although I'm sorry to say, you can watch BS on the TV, which is rare for a facility like this.