HOTEL MYSTAYS Yokohama Kannai

Rooms and decor

The 165 rooms run a modern Japanese look — neutral tones, clean lines, good cold air-con and blackout curtains that seal out the light. Every room has a safe, slippers and a full set of bathroom amenities. The headline feature is the deep soaking tub: deeper and wider than the tubs you usually meet in same-tier Japanese hotels, so you can actually soak instead of sitting in a few inches of water. The bathroom also packs an electronic bidet toilet and a separate shower. Floor space sits firmly in compact territory, but it is laid out well for 1-2 people — not much room to spare, but everything you need is there.

Food and amenities

The front desk runs 24 hours, and reviewers single out staff who help with a smile and answer questions well. Breakfast is available but charged separately — it is not in the room rate. Wi-Fi is free across the building and rates as fast enough in recent reviews. Beyond that the facilities are basic, in line with the MYSTAYS standard: no pool and no large gym, but there is a coin laundry for longer stays. The front desk also holds luggage both before check-in and after check-out.

Location and getting there

You are in the Kannai district near Sakuragicho — about a 12-15 minute walk, or roughly a 5-minute taxi. A Lawson and several restaurants sit within a 5-minute walk, and Yokohama Stadium is an easy stroll. To head out of the area, take a train from Sakuragicho Station (about 12 minutes on foot) or Kannai Station on the Minatomirai Line (about 10 minutes on foot), which makes Minatomirai and Chinatown straightforward to reach.

Things to know before booking

This is not a doorstep-station hotel — plan on the 12-15 minute walk to Sakuragicho, or budget for a short taxi. Facilities are basic: no pool, no large gym, just the standard MYSTAYS kit. And breakfast is not included — you order and pay for it on the side. None of that is a dealbreaker for the price, but go in knowing it.

Our take

HOTEL MYSTAYS Yokohama Kannai is best for travelers who rate a clean room and a proper bathroom over location and extra facilities. If a deep soaking tub after a long day of walking is what you want, this is a solid pick at roughly $100-171 a night. It is not for anyone who needs a station within 5 minutes on foot — the walk is real — but Kannai has its own character that Minatomirai cannot give you.