Find 3 Star Hotels in Yokosuka from SAR 185

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"Excellent hotel. Exceeded my expectations. The hotel had everything and anything I needed. Staff was very attentive and helpful. Breakfast had a huge variety of items and delicious. Highly recommended staying at this hotel. "

"I stayed at one of the airport-area branches of Henn na Hotel in Japan. I know this hotel brand is quite well-known for its robot front desk, and this was my first time trying one near the airport. Overall, I had a pretty good experience. Here are some detailed thoughts: 1. Location & Surroundings (a) Distance: It’s not as close to the airport as I expected. It took me about 10 minutes by taxi. (b) Environment: The surrounding area is very quiet, which I appreciated. (c) Convenience: The nearest convenience store is about a 10-minute walk away. However, it’s quite large and offers a great variety of food options. 2. Robot Self-Service I would say this experience is a bit of a mixed bag. While it’s interesting, it can sometimes take longer than expected. For example, scanning documents felt slower than if it were handled by a human staff member. 3. Dining Experience (a) Breakfast: Surprisingly excellent. I highly recommend it — the food tasted great and there was a wide variety of choices. (b) Late-night food: A very thoughtful touch is that the hotel offers frozen meals for guests arriving late at night. They are affordable and can be easily heated in the microwave, which is quite convenient. 4. Room Condition The room was clean and well-maintained, meeting standard expectations. Nothing particularly outstanding, but nothing to complain about either. Overall, I would recommend this hotel, especially if you’re curious about the robot service experience and don’t mind a s"

"Most restaurants open till midnight. Easy and fast transportation to Tokyo. Just beware of people on the street keep asking and harassing you to take the service they provide especially at night time."

"Friendly staff. Quiet. "

"The train station jingle of “Kamata Koushinkyoku” is played every five minutes from 5am to midnight. Either the surrounding businesses should complain about this and ask them to tone it down a bit like every hour or so and only from 7am to 10pm. This tune was audible even on the 10th floor."