Located in Chinatown, a neighbourhood in Yokohama, bnb+ Yokohama Motomachi - Hostel is near a metro station. The area's natural beauty can be seen at Tokyo Bay and Yamashita Park, while Yokohama Cosmo World and Anpanman Museum are popular area attractions. Looking to enjoy an event or a match? See what's going on at Yokohama Stadium or Yokohama Arena. Visit our Yokohama travel guide
Located close to Yokohama Stadium and Red Brick Warehouse, bnb+ Yokohama Motomachi - Hostel has plenty to offer. Guests can connect to free in-room WiFi.
Additional perks include:
Smoke-free property
Room features
All guest rooms at bnb+ Yokohama Motomachi - Hostel feature comforts, such as air conditioning, in addition to amenities, such as free WiFi and safes.
How much is parking at bnb+ Yokohama Motomachi - Hostel?
This property doesn't offer parking.
What time is check-in at bnb+ Yokohama Motomachi - Hostel?
Check-in start time: 4:00 PM; check-in end time: 10:00 PM. After-hours check-in is not available.
What time is check-out at bnb+ Yokohama Motomachi - Hostel?
Checkout is at 11:00 AM.
Where is bnb+ Yokohama Motomachi - Hostel located?
Located in Chinatown, this hostel is within a 15-minute walk of Yamashita Park and Yokohama Stadium. Red Brick Warehouse and Landmark Tower are also within 2 mi (3 km). Motomachi-Chukagai station is only a 3-minute walk and Nihon-odori Station is 13 minutes.
Can I cancel my reservation for free and receive a full refund?
Yes, this property offers free cancellation on selected room rates because flexibility matters! Please refer to the property cancellation policy on our site for more details about any exclusions or requirements.
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bnb+ Yokohama Motomachi - Hostel Reviews
7.6
Good
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I've stayed at 6 or 7 hostels between last year and this year. By far this Motomachi Yokohama Hostel is the cleanest. Facility is very new. Nothing is worn out or not repaired. The location is also amazing. It's on a high end shopping street with boutique fashion, jewery, pastery, grocery shops. Prices are not excessive. Yes, higher than Osaka but in returni get back higher level of comfort and convenience.
The location is very convenient and nice, clean. Only stairs to climb.
But this stay was different as there seem to be long term stayers, with many plastic bags with personal items by the empty lockers, no keys to many open lockers, another large plastic bag at the kitchen blocking the already small kitchnette area in the back with label from "Lumi"? note not disturb.
The environment seemed much less welcoming for guests then other stays before, with loud talk and loud walking around late at night and one or 2 long term stayers making it more like their home and not always good with guests.
Cleanest of total 6 hostel/capsules I've stayed. The property is well maintained. Nothing falling apart or looks dirty. Large sitting lounge can sit 8-10 people comfortably. Most of my 13 nites stay I see only mostly 2-4 people in there. Sometimes there is a larger group. Large CLEAN & COMFORTABLE sitting lounge, not a large cafeteria w/just tables/chairs, promotes interaction amongst people. That is what happened there. The street is a high-end(ish) Rodeo Drive -lite like street. VERY NICE w/cafes, pastry shops, Japanese & western style restaurants, bars, grocery stores, high end jewlers, fashion boutiques, fine wine shops, etc. everything you need, even Brooks Brothers mens clothing store. Few blocks to convenient stores, Don Quixote mega store, largest Chinatown in Japan & the metro. It's surrounded by residential neighborhoods. Yokohama itself is more quiet and fewer tourists. The Japanese people in Yokohama are more progressive and less "stiff" than typical of Osaka/Kyoto/Tokyo due to it's 1859 opening of Yokohama as a trading port in Japan. The western influence can be seen in it's people and architechure. I'm not referring to modern city office buildings. It's the neighborhood smaller buildings. I see more PDA amongst even older Japanese couples! Their fashion sense are NOT confirming to the rest of the population. They exercise their individule flairs. It's very refreshing. I also saw lots of babies and dogs. They love their dogs here.
It was terrible for a youth hostel, because there was little space for your luggage, so if you have a thief for a neighbor, your stuff is unsecured. The staff is sleep most of the time, even in the morning. The AI check-in process is terrible because it barely recognize certain face profiles and it shows that staff is to lazy to welcome guest.