Detailed review & photos “The Yokohama Bay Hotel Tokyu”

The hotel is located in “Queens Square Yokohama” which is in the center of the Minato Mirai area.

The hotel is on the far right, next to Queens Tower C, Queens Tower B and Queens Tower A. The building in the far left is the 70-story “Yokohama Landmark Tower.

There was a round-about at the entrance.

The entrance was very big.

The door on the inside was a Japanese style wooden door.

This is the entrance on the first floor of “Queen’s Square Yokohama.”

If you use the entrance on the “Queen’s Square” side, you can get to the hotel from Minato Mirai Station without having to go outside.

The walkway had a mattress with the name of the hotel written on it.

The lobby was on the second floor. There were palm trees planted here and there creating a tropical atmosphere.

The central part of the hotel was an atrium. There is a spiral staircase that goes around this central area, and you can go back and forth between the first and second floors with these staircases. It was a lovely lobby.

The front desk was surrounding the atrium.

Lobby floor elevator hall

There was a stool to sit on in the elevator.

Guest room floor elevator hall

There was a sofa in the elevator hall.

Guest room floor corridor

Guest room entrance door

There was a closet and cafe corner on the right and a bathroom on the left.

My room was a corner room, so the windows were big and it felt very open. In addition, the room was luxurious and I was very satisfied.

The bed was a big king size bed. The bed was very comfortable to sleep on and the sheets were high quality and clean.

There were four pillows prepared on the bed.

On one side of the bed was a phone, alarm clock, air conditioner control panel and a light switch.

There was a suit hanger rack next to the bed.

On the other side was a tissue and a TV remote.

There was a TV set beside the bed.

View from inside the room

Armchair with ottoman

Behind it was a table and two chairs.

On this table, two bottles of free mineral water were prepared.

There was potpourri in the container next to the mineral water.

There was an air purifier near the window.

The large windows were cylindrical and round, and were very beautiful. However, there was an office building right next to it, and half of the windows were blindly covered with frosted glass, and the curtains were fixed so as not to open.

Even if half of the large window was fixed, the view was amazing as expected because the window was large anyway.

This hotel is said to be the only hotel in the surrounding area with “balcony rooms” that are popular, but I think that the luxurious view of this corner room is a masterpiece.

The night view was particularly beautiful and I was able to spend a luxurious time.

There was a bathroom on the left after entering the room. The bathroom door was a large mirror with a sliding door.

The bathroom was spacious, each had a shower room and a bathtub, and the toilet at the back had a door.

The bathtub was large, so I was able to soak in the bath comfortably.

The bathtub had a removable hand shower and the water pressure was good.

Soap was prepared beside the bathtub.

There was a glass shower room on the side of the bathtub.

In the shower room, there were two types, a fixed type shower and a removable hand shower, and both had good water pressure.

Toilet with washlet function

Mirror of washstand was big, and convenience was good.

Various amenities were also provided on the sink. Two shampoos, two conditioners, two body soaps, two toothbrush sets, one razor, two body towels, one soap, and one bath salt were provided.

There was also one skin lotion, one skin milk and one cleansing.

The container contained a hair brush, six cotton swabs, two cotton sets, and two shower caps.

Efforts were made to use eco-friendly activities not to use these substantial amenities.

There were two bath towels and two face towels on the bathtub.

There was a closet in the right hand side of the room.

Inside the closet were two bathrobes, a clothes brush, and a deodorant spray.

Slippers were also prepared in the closet.

There was a counter with a cafe corner on the side of the closet, and there was a storage space under that counter.

Pajamas in the top drawer

A safe was also under this counter.

There was a cafe corner on the counter.

In the cafe corner, there were electric kettles, ice buckets, glasses, tea sets, cups, as well as two green tea bags and two tea bags.

There was also a drip coffee for a fee.

Four mini bottles of whiskey were also prepared as a minibar.

Drinks were prepared in the fridge.

There is an all-day dining cafe “Tosca” on the 2nd floor, where I had breakfast.

There was a palm tree in the store, and there was a tropical atmosphere. You can see the Ferris wheel in front of you, and at night you can have a nice view while enjoying the rice!

Breakfast was Japanese and Western buffet style.

Ham was delicious.

Japanese dishes such as tofu and meat and potato were also lined up.

Breakfast was delicious.

Also on the second floor was the bar “Jax”. It seems that you can enjoy many original cocktails created by bartenders and vintage sake.

On the 1st floor, there was a Japanese restaurant “Oshiman”. There seems to be a private room in the store.

On the 3rd floor was the French restaurant “Queen Alice”. It has a cute appearance, and I definitely wanted to use it.

Similarly, on the 3rd floor, there was a Chinese restaurant “Turandot Yusenkyo”. This also looked delicious.

On the first floor, there was a wonderful shop called “Abiste” where accessories, bags, and gorgeous and fashionable clothes for women being sold.

There was also a flower shop “Hibiya Kadan Harmony” on the 1st floor.

On the 4th floor, there are beauty and spa and beauty sports (gym, indoor pool, etc.), which are the entrance to all of them. Guests can use the pool and saltwater pool for 3 hours for ¥ 3,300.

An “Executive Office” on the 3rd floor.

There was a currency exchange machine near the front desk on the 2nd floor.

The Minatomirai Ferris Wheel is right in front of the hotel!

The convenience store on the first floor of Queen’s Square Yokohama is just outside the entrance on the first floor of the hotel on the Queen’s Square side.

Japanese, Japanese female customer group, family, Western foreigners, Western foreign businessmen, Chinese families and so on were staying at this hotel.

Queen’s Square Yokohama

Yokohama Minatomirai Hall

Nation-designated important cultural property sailing ship Nippon Maru