Utilities for everything. There is a 24/7 family mart convince store. It's not an exclusive expensive shop but the same prices you would find outside the hotel. They have wifi of course, lan and you can even cast video from your device to the tv in the room (airplay or google cast). There is a free hot spa in the hotel on the 4th floor which is great. There is even an outdoor bath. Note that it's a traditional Japanese spa so there is a bit of getting used to. Easy steps: 1. Find the robe in the hotel room and put it on with just underwear. Put a bath towel, face towel, your key card, and payment card/ credit card in a bag. 2. Go to the fourth floor and go into the respective male female bath using your card key. 2. Make sure you take off your shoes/slippers at the entrance. 3. Place the slippers in the slipper boxes. 4. Go to an empty locker, get butt naked but bring your face towel - put the key on your wrist. 5. it is IMPORTANT to wash your body before jumping into the baths so when you go into the bathing area, you will see washing booths. Sit down, get clean. Yes you can wet the face towel. 6. Once clean, wring your face towel and enter any hot pool. You can place the face towel on your head or just put it down on the side. 7. Once done just repeat the cleaning process and exit the bathing area. Dry your body, put on your clothes/robe and use the beauty seats to dry your hair, clean your ears etc. 8. Pick up your shoes/slippers and exit the bathing area. 9. Go into the family mart convenience store just outside the spa area and grab a beer, sour or choice of refreshing beverage and pay it with your payment card.(pasmo, suica also works) at the self serve check outs. 10. Return to your room and enjoy the drink, your clean spirit and body. - repeat as many times as you want.

Rooms are small

The location was great as it was near many sights, train, shopping and food areas. Able to get to Yokohama in a few stops with the subway nearby by walking. The view from the higher floor was great! Comes with a bathtub to be able to soak in daily, so that was a plus.

The entrance to the hotel reminded me of a casino, bright, crowded and overwhelming. The room reminded me of a cruise ship sized room, compact, not possible to have any luggage in anywhere but under the bed. Need to be "creative" to pack and unpack with an open luggage as the room was really small.

The hotel is at less than 5 minutes walk from the metro station Bashamichi, making it very easy to reach Yokohama central station. Inside the hotel there are also restaurants and a minimarket which is helpful if you are short on time. The room had a minifridge and electric kettle which was very convenient as I could eat easly in my room if I needed to. The spa is open until late at night and was a great plus.

Single rooms are most probably meant for short stays and, while there is a coat hanger, there is no wardrobe. This may be inconvenient if one has a lot of luggage.

The view from the room was astounding, especially for the price! I was lucky to see a firework & drone show right outside the window over the bay ❤︎

It's very busy during check-in time, the staff are helpful but clearly under pressure.

Location was relaxing and beautiful, as it was alongside a river where you could take a stroll at night and see the Cosmo Clock lit up. The happy noises from the amusement park also lend a very unique charm. The view of the harbor was just stunning. You could just watch the harbor all day long! All the APA hotels I've stayed at have the beautiful orange and crystal chandeliers and dark walls. You just don't expect this very pretty look at a hotel chain. The staff was nice, too, and helped me check in.

The chair upholstery in the room could have been cleaned. They could give you a fresh bottle of water every day.

Amenities are in good quality. Location is not very close to metro but in an okay distance. I arrived in a heavy rain night so the first walk was terrible, I was all wet. But after that day there’s no rain the walking distance is fine for me. Two convenience store inside of the hotel, this is very good. And bed is comfortable.

Room size is small, bathroom has a stair(higher than average step) so it’s not very comfortable. I heard some noises during my stay so I guess the sound proof isn’t very good. Also checkin is a little slow because I have to do it by myself and staff was not very helpful if I tried and failed several times without ask. Though I got help after asking for it, I thought it would be better to offer help. Washing machine takes 500 yen per use, and I have to spend 200(1 hr) to dry my 5 T-shirts because spending the first 100 yen for 0.5hr, clothes are not dry enough.

APA Hotel & Resort Yokohama Bay Tower was in an interesting part of Yokohama and it wasn't far from the nearest station to get around. I also enjoyed being near the bay with restaurants like Bills was which has a fabulous breakfast and coffee. The onsite Brewery restaurant was excellent too. The spa facility was very good and free for guests. Splendid views over the harbour from on high in a comfortable room and bed made the stay enjoyable. Great value for money.

At 14 square metres, the room was the smallest I stayed in during my time in Japan. It was a little tight and probably would be moreso for two people. But the space was well-designed and had everything you needed, including a magnificent view, so it was not a big issue if you are mainly out exploring, as most of us are when visiting.

The location and the view in high floors are the biggest value for this hotel. The APA bay tower resort is among one of the landmark buildings. Design and facilities are perfect for hotel use. Guest can enjoy most of the conveniency, including gym, pool (not for swimming though), spa, in-building Family mart, and many restaurant options. Separate breakfast is a bit pricy and I did not try it. Buffet dinner looks good but I did find other options outside nearby. Overall a pleasant stay.

One comment about the hotel concept: this hotel should be comsidered as a higher standard one within the APA brand chain, even for the big Tokyo area. However the room style is still compact, making it feels a bit mismatch with the outfit looking. Meanwhile, I would guess when the occupancy rate is higher than 50%, the hotel facilities may feel crowded and very busy, be it for the lobby, or the elevator, or the spa. All in all these things may degrade the feeling of the stay.

Loved everything about this place. I was assigned a room on the 13th floor, with a wonderful view of the Minatomirai side. It's especially beautiful at night with a lovely view of the harbour, the Cosmo World Ferris Wheel, the World Porters, the Pacifico InterContinental, and if you're lucky then also the Tokyo Tower! Being an aviation geek I also enjoyed views of flights constantly landing at taking off from Haneda! Apart from the views, the rooms are spotless clean, including the linens. Cute little private bathroom with EVERYTHING that you'd need. The check-in was assisted but on a machine. The check-out was completely automatic with nothing but only dropping off of the room card in the designated machine. Highly recommend! The place is also really close to Bashamichi Station, with a FamilyMart near and also two stores within the premise itself.

short walk to the conference center; 2 convenience stores within the building, microwaves and drinks available on several floors. Room was small, but functional. Many different lights, adjustable from the bed. Necessary information on cleaning and check-out times displayed on the TV

Windows can't be opened, but an AC is available; the check-in process was a bit confusing, but the employees were helpful; the room is rather small, and you have no options to unpack really, though there is space underneath the bed for suitcases