PROSTYLE Ryokan Yokohama Bashamichi

The Bad: The room was significantly smaller than expected. The double bed stretched from wall to wall with a thin mattress, making the space feel cramped. The window didn't open, and the air conditioning was locked to heating mode, making the room uncomfortably warm. Vents were visibly dusty, and the provided air filter had an expired, dust-filled filter. The fridge could only hold about eight bottles of water and barely cooled them below room temperature. The restaurant/lounge was closed (and has been since early January), which was disappointing. The TV was small, offered only local satellite channels, and the remote was in Japanese with no streaming options. The provided clothing didn’t accommodate anyone over 6 feet tall or 200 lbs. Additionally, the laundry detergent or fabric softener used on the linens was very strong, causing my skin to itch throughout my stay. I typically use fragrance-free products at home, so while I can’t fault them for this, it was uncomfortable. The Good: The bathroom was excellent—modern with a heated toilet seat and a combined bathtub/shower room. The internet worked fine, and the staff was helpful and courteous. The lobby offered convenient extras like a microwave, razors, and tea/coffee. The location was great, with easy access to trains/metro stations, plenty of nearby restaurants, and even a Starbucks. Housekeeping provided fresh clothes, towels, and two bottles of water daily. While the thought was appreciated, it felt a bit wasteful

A lot to eat in the area. Very walkable and a cool vibe in the hotel.

Staff was very nice and helpful. I honestly wish I would have just booked this longer instead of going to another one. I would definitely stay here again.

This is one of my favorite hotels, ever. Quiet, dark, authentic, traditional. Great breakfast (get the Japanese menu) great staff, great beer in the lobby, the rooms are fantastic, the private sauna is something you need to do for yourself. It’s a great location right near Bashamichi St with a great Starbucks across the street, konbini nearby, many stations and trains nearby, walking distance to the waterfront, Chinatown, great food and great bars. This is where I will always stay when I visit the amazing city of Yokohama. Don’t think about it, just book it, very highly recommended!

전통적인 일본느낌의 악늑한 숙소였습니다.

Centrally located hotel, convenient for Kannai, Sakuragicho and Bashamichi stations. Fantastic bathroom with hot tub. Very child friendly. A few negatives: no laundry/washing machine, windows with frosted glass so can’t look out and only 2 choices of set breakfasts- American or Japanese. We were staying for 5 days so breakfast became boring. No onsen either unless you paid to use the sauna.

Two new staff were on nightshirt seems no supports each other’s they were all struggling how to check in customers!

This is one of the best hotels I’ve stayed at It’s Ryokan style, tatami floors and beds low to the floor The staff is wonderful, the shower, tub and toilet are fantastic and so is the bed There is not much in the room, a bed, a refrigerator, tea kettle and mugs and a counter type table, no chairs Some of the rooms can be small, but that is typical of Japanese hotel rooms They have a private sauna room available for extra fee There is a great restaurant on the 1st floor and they have beer, wine and champagne for sale They provide samue style tops and bottoms Highly recommend this hotel Don’t wait, if you need a room in Yokohama with a great location near Bashamichi- this is the place for you - Starbucks, restaurants and stores all in walking distance and a ten minute walk to the most beautiful waterfront Book today, don’t miss out

The beds were comfortable, the rooms were economical and used their space well. Very private for a place in the city!

The only gripe I have is that its location and commute distance from central tokyo, the staff, facilities, and room was excellent

Nice, stylish ryokan. Walkable to a lot of restaurants and small trip

The room was smaller than shown but the bathroom was roomy and not the tiny one you usually have in Japan. Only two choices for breakfast: Western (not impressive) or Japanese (gorgeous and tasty). Complimentary coffe in lobby and microwave oven for reheating store-bought meals. Very well located, close to public transportation and within walking distance to sightseeing spots, restaurants and shopping options. Staff English skills not impressive so, do not forget your translation app. Overall, highly recommended.

It was a really good experience for me, it was very comfort and clean, and kind employees with good service.

Room is great

The girl in the night crew was very helpful, I bought a football ticket from a sketchy site. The ticket was in Tokyo, not Yokohama like I expected. I would have skipped Yokohama if I knew this, but that's my fault. Yokohama has the same snooty, dead on the inside, bougie vibe Tokyo has.

全体的にとてもキレイですごしやすかった スマホの充電口がこわれていたかも？

The stay was very simple and comfortable. What bothered me most was that there were no vending machines nor ice machines inside the hotel. (not informed prior to check-in) I had to go outside of the hotel and find the nearest convenience store by myself which was about 100 yards by foot.

Exceptional staff. The area around is safe and there is walking access to most anything you may want, even The Golden Arches for those less adventurous.

We stayed at this property once before and loved it. This time, the room was so tiny for a “delux, double, king”. It also has been smoked it recently and still smells … supposed to be nonsmoking. Also there is a spotlight over the adult poster outside the window of room 306. The handle on the window to open and pull down the blind is broken so I slept with the spotlight shiny in all night. Worst stay ever! All that for $300. Stayed at the I try continental down the street for same price.

Accommodating staff Best shower ever had Wonderful amenities Well prepared for 3 guests Quiet and private space I wish washers and dryers were there