Detailed review & photos “Yokohama Bay Sheraton Hotel & Towers”

The hotel was built right in front of the road after leaving the west exit of Yokohama Station, and was a high-rise hotel with a stylish and modern atmosphere.

There were several entrances, and the main entrance was on the opposite side of the station. There was also a parking lot.

There was a doorman standing at the entrance.

The second floor entrance was connected to “Takashimaya” in front of the station.

The basement floor entrance was connected to “Joinus,” an underground shopping center.

The entrance on the station side.

The main entrance seen from the inside of the hotel.

Lobby seen form the entrance.

The lobby ceiling went up to the third floor. A lounge was located above the lobby and it was a very calm and luxurious space.

There was a front desk on the left side of the main entrance. There were sofas to sit on as well.

There were six elevators.

Guest room floor elevator hall

The 24th to 27th floor is a club floor.

Guest room floor corridor

Guest room entrance door

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

The room seen from the entrance.

The room was bright with a big window. It was a casual and relaxing room.

The queen size bed was very comfortable to sleep on. There were two large sized pillows and one was made of feather and the other was an anti-allergy pillow.

There was a bedside table on both sides of the bed.

On one side was a phone, notepad, alarm clock and so on.

There was an outlet and a light switch next to the bed as well.

There was a TV and a desk across the bed. Above the desk was a large mirror.

The TV was big.

Pajamas were in a drawer.

On the desk was a phone, memo pad, tissue and a hotel guide.

There was also a plug-in, USB outlet, HDMI outlet and Bluetooth.

An arm chair and a table by the window.

My room was on the 25th floor, so the view was good. I was able to see the Bay Bridge beyond Yokohama Station.

At night, the lights of skyscrapers and Bay Bridge were beautiful in the Minatomirai area, and the night view was also enjoyable.

Next to the bathroom door was a light switch and a speaker volume switch for the bathroom.

There was a sink right at the entrance.

There was a bathtub next to the sink. The bathtub was separated by a shower curtain and was big enough to stretch my legs and relax. There was even a bath pillow and bath salt.

The shower was a removable hand shower. The water pressure was strong enough.

Hairbrush, toothbrush set, cotton, cotton swab, hairband, shower cap, razor, body sponge, two bath salts, shaving foam, hotel original body lotion, shampoo, conditioner, shower gel, solid soap, Kose Quest lotion, milky lotion and cleansing lotion, shaving lotion, hair kit and hair tonic for men was prepared on the sink.

The toilet had a washlet function.

The closet was tall, so you can hang long outfits without it reaching the floor.

Bathrobe and deodorant spray.

Slippers and a baggage rack.

Iron and ironing board.

There was a safe in a drawer under the TV.

The cafe corner was in this cabinet.

Two free bottles of water and a coffee machine.

Coffee and tea.

Wine glasses, cups and glasses.

Silverware, snacks and wine (charged).

Electric kettle and ice pale.

There were drinks and snacks in the fridge (charged).

The hotel had several restaurants & bars. There was a lounge called “Sea Wind,” a bar called “Bay West,” Chinese restaurant called “Sairyu” and a Japanese restaurant called “Kinohana.”

On the 28th floor, which is the top floor, was a teppanyaki restaurant called “Sagami” and a sky lounge/French restaurant with a good view of the bay.

On the first basement floor, which is accessible from the underground shopping area, was a pastry shop called “Dore” selling freshly baked bread, handmade sandwiches and sweets.

I had breakfast at the all-day buffet “Compass” on the second floor.

The shop had a chic atmosphere with many tables. It was not crowded before 8:00, so I was able to enjoy a relaxing breakfast.

An open kitchen where the chef will cook you eggs.

Many kinds of fruit.

You can check in and out at the desk.

The Club Lounge is open from 6am to 10pm and always has snacks and drinks. Breakfast was served from 6 am to 10 am and cocktail hour was from 6 pm.

There were many kinds of drinks to choose from.

It was a very relaxing and stylish lounge.

Alcohol was prepared during cocktail hour.

There was even a beer server.

Snacks during cocktail hour.

There was a chef that will cook you eggs on the stop.

There was a sports club on the 7h floor with an indoor pool and a sauna.

The gym is open 24 hours a day.

A salon on the 7th floor.

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A pedestrian bridge from Takashimaya in front of the station leads to the second floor entrance.

It is a 10-minute train ride from Yokohama Station to Chinatown, and a 3-minute train ride from Minato Mirai.

The guests were all very calm. I saw some foreign tourists, but there seemed to be more Japanese people staying.