Hotel Edit Yokohama

Pros: Location is great. The train noise didn’t bother me. Wifi is 170MPs! The fastest hotel WiFi I have found, however, the password is not easy to find. It is on a tiny card on the bedside table. Cons: I didn’t find the staff particularly welcoming. There are no amenities in the room: I guess there are toothbrushes etc in the lobby. No free water in water in the room. I paid full price for a late night booking but I wouldn’t normally pay this much. Prices in the following month looked reasonable.

Pros: it’s a cute hotel, the rooms are tastefully designed; the location is good, very near JR station and the best part is the prices are so good. However, there’s a big CON, this hotel has poor soundproofing, you can hear the trains passing by every few minutes starting very early in the morning till late night, make sure you have ear plugs. Another big CON is the hotel WiFi, it’s like NONE, I ended up using my own cellular data

The ventilation fan in the bathroom didn't work and it was always humid. Also the wifi didn't work as well. We used the washing machine and dryer, but even after using the dryer for 60 minutes, it wasn't dry at all, so we added an additional 30 minutes. We occasionally travel to Japan from overseas, so we have stayed at various hotels. In most cases, the washer and dryer cost 100 yen each, and the clothes were completely dry in just 30 minutes at a time. However, at this hotel, the washing machine costs 200 yen and the dryer costs 100 yen for 30 minutes. At other hotels, washing and drying would cost 200 yen, but at this hotel unfortunately we spent 5-600 yen. We don't know why this hotel has more than 4 stars reviews. This hotel is the worst for us.

Decent location given the price. Double room was slightly bigger than the average Japanese hotels. Cleanliness could be improved as there were quite a lot of stains on carpets and sofa in the hotel room. You can also hear trains going past from 4:30am and the lack of blackout curtains made it difficult to sleep past 6am.

Nice room. Sad we only got to stay one night! Lots of space and a spot to look outside with a writing surface. The bed was luxurious compared to other hotels we've been staying in. Very friendly staff and I loved that they had a "make your own bath salts" station!

The hotel is near from Sakuragicho station only 4 minutes walk which is fantastic. Staff were friendly. Regarding comfort: we stayed in a regular room. Small space. It was noted that the carpet was not clean. It had dust. Unfortunately the bathroom smelled like sewage. Regarding the breakfast service, there were only 3 options and all of them were soup! We stayed 4 nights and honestly on the last day we preferred to have breakfast outside. I think they could commit themselves to at least present a different option.

The hotel staff was nice and location was great. But there were issues with slow wifi speed, loud AC noises and worst of all something in the room triggered our allergies and made it difficult to breathe and sleep. It was definitely an issue with the room as our noses cleared up outside the hotel. So there may be some issues with the carpet or mold in the rooms. My partner and I did not have these issues in both of the Tokyo Inns we stayed at during the same trip.

Experience at this accommodation was not the best. The location was quite a walk away from the train station more so the routes available were not suitable for luggage. Location nearby was decent to various icons, food and shopping area. Room was in a bad shape, there was a smell of dust within the room, stains on the walls and carpet inside the room. More so, the corridors were so complicated to walk.

Stayed here on two different occasions and both times we had an amazing experience. The rooms were a bit small but everything was well laid out to maximize the space. The beds were very comfy and clean, and while some places are cutting amenities to save on money you won't find anything lacking here at the hotel edit: complimentary water bottles, toothbrushes and tooth paste, razors, hair brush, high speed internet, face wash & lotions, coffee, laundry units on site for 200yen, and a quality breakfast the kind served at an actual restaurant. The hot water is scolding as an onsen perfect for a hot bath to relieve sore muscles and the AC can freeze you out even on the hottest of days. The hotel edit is in a great location. Close to several stations and within walking distance to bars, restaurants, shopping and all the major attractions here in Yokohama. Everything is super clean and tastefully decorated, has the feeling of a boutique hotel but with the amenities of a major chain. Staff was friendly and helpful. The cost is fair especially for the value of what you get, you really can't find anything better!

We were SO happy here. It is a beautiful and well maintained hotel. We needed to extend our stay by two days. They were only able to accommodate one of the days and we were so BUMMED to have to leave. We got a corner room with a beautiful view of Yokohama. The bed was comfy, the AC worked perfectly and I loved having the desk and make-up mirror for getting ready. Also, this place is SO QUIET. I NEVER heard any neighbours. They also leave a ton of toiletries and have large pump bottles for hand/face soap, shampoo, conditioner and body soap. Also I never knew how much I could love the toilet seat warmer. Sure the room is small, but it is not cramped. I would say its the perfect size for our needs. Due to our extension, we had to change rooms on our last day. We were able to leave our luggage in our room and housekeeping moved it to our new room. North American hotels could certainly learn from the Japanese! You have the option to add on breakfast. We didn't know how much we would eat the hotel but we ended up having the breakfast buffet 3 out of 4 days. The coffee is delicious. They have a ton of different options - my favorite was the scrambled eggs, french toast (light and aerated, unlike what I am use to but in ways so much better), chocolate danishes, croissants, seafood salad, green salad with wasabi dressing and yogurt with stewed strawberries. They definitely have a different take on "breakfast" because they tend to have salads and rice, things we were unused to having at breakfast. But the food was so well done and delicious, quite frankly it blows the typical Holiday Inn buffets out of the water. It is quality dishes. Hotel Edit is in beautiful Yokohama - stunning night time views with the ferris wheel. A lot of shops and restaurants within walking distance. We loved the location. It is also close to a couple different subway stations, making for very easy access to Tokyo. About an hour ride into do things like the Fish Market, Harajuku, etc. It made for long days but it did not bother us. You are so mesmerized with Japan and the sceneries passing you by that it doesn't feel like a burden. Would definitely stay here again.

Very clean and comfortable. We reserved a large twin room for the two of us. Everything is compact - flat screen tv on the wall, refrigerator, small desk and chair and a little table with two chairs all fit into a tiny room. 2 bottles of water provided daily, toothbrushes, Comb, qtips, cotton wipes, green tea, and bath sponge. They change out the sheets daily so if you only want new towels, use the magnet on the door to say "Do not disturb". Washer and dryer on each floor - 200¥ per wash and 100¥ for 30 min of drying. Hotel is very quiet and about a 5-10 min walk from the Sakuragicho station. Exit from the South exit, then turn left. Once you get to the pedestrian bridge cross the river. You should be able to see the Hotel Edit sign on the building. Breakfast is a lot of salads with a variety of soups. Pastries are very good - French toast was epic. Very fresh and healthy breakfast, some wet scrambled eggs and sausage in a daily basis. Fruit is canned with yogurt. Coffee machine in the lobby. Again, very quiet hotel - we never heard our neighbors the entire time. You must use the hotel card key to call the elevator down and to enter. Once you enter your room, insert the card key in the slot to turn the lights on. Wifi is great. We never had a problem. AC works fine - ask at the desk if you need instructions in English how to use the air conditioning. We got the rooms for about $135 USD including breakfast. Close and convenient, we would stay here again.

Great little hotel with places to eat close by. Hotel room was cozy, bed was very, very comfortable and much appreciated after an hour long trek from tokyo on the train with a 50 lb. suitcase. You can request a later check out time, however it will cost you $10 an hour (latest you can check out is noon.) But its still a great option, cause damn, was I tired. Washers and dryers on every floor, however clothes take a loooong (2 hrs) time to dry. Staff is friendly and welcoming, however they speak limited english and the emergency evacuation signs in the rooms are vague and could be in a few more languages (i sound like a dick but it would help); some jerk pulled the fire alarm during a much needed nap, and so we took the stairs to evacuate and went down a stair too far (no signs mind you), and the door at the bottom ended up being locked and had there been a real fire, that might have been that. Which is why 4 stars. Aside from that it was a pleasant stay and I would return.

The staff was very nice, front desk clerks were very accommodating n friendly. Rooms r small but, clean n beds r comfy. The breakfast buffet was ok, limited types of food, seems like a lot of fish food (not a big fan) but, I enjoyed the breads n fresh fruits. A good selection of beverages, lacking decaf coffee but, everything else. A reasonable place to stay w/a lot of restaurants n shopping around the hotel.

Nice modern relaxed hotel super close to tons of good food and attractions. The staff are really nice and speak a little English. The lobby has free coffee and tea anytime and a homey atmosphere while still being clean and open. Rooms are normal sized for japan ( so smaller then westerners are use to), but have everything you need and some lovely views of the river. Kids are welcome (they even gave us kid slippers!) Easy to find from the train stations and walking distance to good microbrew pubs and some of the best Italian you will find in japan.

Great little modern hotel, just love everything about it except the size of the room and the breakfast spread was limited, the pastry and coffee were good. Many bars and restaurants in the neighborhood, walking distances to all major attractions and train stations in the area. It sits right next to a canal where you can see oyster formation and small boats, the staff were friendly and helpful.