Yokohama Manyo Club

On 20/4, my boyfriend and I used the service here. we paid 9600 yen including ticket for 2 people and plus 3500 yen to use private bathroom. the result was terrible The bathroom was old and musty. The wallpaper was peeling off - the mirror was yellowed and the worst thing was that the bathtub probably hadn't been cleaned in a long time. There was a lot of dirt in the tub, after discovering that I told him I was tired and wanted to leave. Since that day was his first time experiencing a hot bath, I didn't want to spoil the fun so I kept quiet and didn't say anything. But I definitely won't be back.

The rooms are a bit overpriced for the size and amenities compared to hotels in the area. The restaurant is overcrowded and understaffed and the selection is mediocre - not as good as the neighboring Intercontinental Grand, for instance. The rest area/arcade could use a lot more seating. However, when you combine each of these parts, with the location of this place, it's really quite difficult to find a better place to stay in Yokohama for the price range. The sheer convenience of being able to go from room to onsen to restaurant without leaving the building or even changing out of your pajamas cannot be matched. Meanwhile the place is right on the oceanside next door to a bunch of places you'd want to see in Yokohama. There's not much of a view from the onsen unfortunately. However the building features both an outdoor terrace lounge area and a rooftop lounge with foot bath and 360 degree views so you can get a spectacular view from there. On a clear day you can see much of Tokyo, it's really quite something. Highly recommended for couples. You can access pretty much all of the building without being an overnight guest - private rooms are available for a fee for a limited time, like a love hotel, and the lounge areas are accessible even with only an onsen pass. It's set up like a standard super sento - get your wristband at the entrance, change and put all your stuff in the locker, pay when you leave. You don't need to bring anything, all amenities are provided. One last thing: I have stayed at many ryokans and super sentos and other places where Western-style pajamas are provided, and this place had by far the most comfortable I have ever worn.

Very busy place, but not overcrowded. Went on a weekend, so it seemed like the workers were very busy and receptionist was not very cheery (rare in Japan!), although her work was straight to the point and clear. There are collabs with them, where the goods are sold in the gift shop. There are four private family baths that can be reserved by the hour, but on peak hours it may be a bit hard to get it. Couples are allowed to use as well. Main baths are separated by sex. Rock sauna rooms are available, but it seems like some of the rooms cost extra. The rest space is popular, so it may be a bit hard to find a seat if not alone. There is a rest space specifically for snorers as well. The dining had a tuna cutting show depending on their schedule. Location of establishment is very ideal. Close to a mini amusement park, near World Porters (mall), and walking distance to many famous landmarks.

Not my first time using onsen facilities. This time, I tried a night's stay too and, regretted this decion. Oil massage was disappointing. Chinese masseuse was sniffling throughout the treatment, without wearing a mask. She also did not seem to have a system of managing the 100min massage, unlike therapists in other spas/countries. When I gave feedback to front desk, there was no apology. Fortunately, the onsen pools and bedrock rooms were fine. The guestrooms were small and the pillow smelled in spite of the clean linen covering it. Manyu is good only for onsen and not as accommodations. Nearby InterContinental and Bay Hotel are much much better.

I can’t speak for the lodging, but this was my go-to location for a nearby supa/onsen. It was a great place to visit on cold or rainy days to hang out with friends. I especially liked the salt scrub room and the outdoor terrace. The views of Yokohama Bay are spectacular. Keep in mind this facility is not tattoo friendly in the public bathing areas, however you can book a private room (best done a few days in advance) if are bringing someone who has them. If they are small, cover them with a bandage and you should be fine. The public bathing areas are very nice, clean and peaceful. I usually grab a tub of the salt scrub when I come to visit. It leaves your skin silky smooth, like nothing else!

Stayed there for 4 nights as a tourist. The rooms themselves are quite small and don't have showers, the big sell is definitely the Onsens! They're some of the best you can get near Tokyo. The rest of the hotel and atmosphere is incredible, plus the breakfast + dinner were nice. A bit pricy if your not going to utilize the Onsens often, but they're the best after a long day of traveling.

Interesting place. Onsen (hot spring) You enter and proceed to the counter for locker assignment. Upon reaching the shoe-off area, place your shoes in the provided bag and immediately step onto the clean floor. Next, choose your PJs or kimono-looking sleepwear (for use only in the facility) and head to the locker/dressing room. Note that women's & men's lockers & bath areas are segregated. At the locker room, all clothes off and head to the seated shower area where shampoo, conditioner, body wash, towels, and body scrub cloths are supplied. On the way to the shower area, cold drinking water, pre-pasted toothbrushes, razors, and shower caps are provided. Following your shower, you head over to the hot springs. There were a few pools, one jetted, one without, four one-person barrel hot tubs, several smaller ones, etc. There were also two herbal steam rooms and one salt scrub room where you scoop salt by your hand from a huge salt block placed in the middle of the room. After you rinse and shower, you wear your PJs or kimono. You can meet up with your male group and head over to the restaurants- floor seating or regular seating. Food is not included in the entrance fee. You may choose to head over and get a massage, also for an additional fee, where different companies offer different kinds of massages. There's a foot soak on the top floor. It is outdoors so they had a thick jacket provided for use. It had a great view of the lighted Ferris wheel next door. There's a little arcade on the same floor. And then lastly, lay-flat one-person recliners are available for everyone who would like to stay overnight til 9 am the next day. Similar to the business class recliners in the plane. There were huge rooms with about 50 recliners, some for women only, men only, combined men & women, and additional fees for private rooms. Have a relaxing day!

Location was the main reason for the visit. The private spa was definitely relaxing with a nice touch of pretty much anything one could need in a spa. The view of the river with the option of opening the glass doors while you sit in the hot tub was worth the price. The massage was not what one would expect coming from North America, but it was not necessarily bad, just not as relaxing to be in a public area with people snoring on a bed nearby.