Chisun Hotel Yokohama Isezakicho

I had stayed in Utsunomiya before and knew the name, but this was my first time using this Accommodation. It’s a little (a few minutes) away from JR Kannai, but the Blue Line is right in front, so it’s convenient (lol). There’s also a Lawson on the first floor, which was helpful. The entrance is locked after midnight, but you can unlock it with your card key, which felt reassuring.The front desk is on the second floor. The staff were foreigners, but their explanations and service were polite. Amenities are next to the front desk in front of the elevator—you take what you need. The Room was spacious and comfortable; however, since the air conditioning is centralized throughout the building, I couldn’t adjust the temperature and it was hot. I also couldn’t open the window, which was a bit of a problem. There wasn’t a luggage rack/stand in the Room, so I guess you have to open your suitcase directly on the floor. This time I didn’t bring one so it wasn’t an issue, but it might be inconvenient without one. Also, it’s inconvenient that the light and A/C switches are at the foot of the bed—you have to sit up if you’re lying down.

This Chisan Hotel was in a perfect location—great for a long-weekend stroll around Yokohama, bar-hopping in Sakuragicho, and even walking (a bit unsteadily) to Isezakichojamachi two stops away without it feeling too far. I’ll definitely stay here again the next time I visit Yokohama.