APA Hotels hotels in Kamakura, Yokohama

"As always a great hotel chain"

"Friendly staff and close to Haneda airport which we could access easily after quite a late flight in. The room was too small for 3 adults. We barely were able to open our luggage. Since we were only staying 1 night to sleep, not much to complain about the size."

"Cute little area. Close to many eatery. Housekeeping was spot on! New towels and supplies everyday! Close to train station"

"overall good. the bed was too soft and uncomfortable for me."

"A very good place to stay when you consider price, quality, and location. Non Japanese are welcomed!"

"Great location, very close to train station with easy access to all of the Tokyo hot spots. Front desk staff members were very accommodating and helpful...especially Anna. While the rooms are small, they are well appointed and modernized. I was traveling with my daughter and we had adjacent rooms...so more than enough room considering we were constantly on the go exploring Kawasaki, Tokyo, and Yokohama. During the trip, we stayed at this location twice...1st for 3 nights when first and after a...

"There was a bed bug on the bed. We checked out late but staff was already informed but then the maid came in to the room no knock just opened the door while we still in there. Did not even say sorry or anything. I don’t recommend staying here. Considering we paid double the price of normal price. Worst apa i have ever stayed at."

"Dirt on walls and scratched wallpaper, wall too thin, and parking was expensive."

"APA is a popular Japanese hotel, for domestic travelers. It is affordable, but small. Rooms are about 10 Sq Meters and bad is set against walls to allow walking space. It does come with a small desk and full soaking tub. Service is Japanese style. Upon demand cleaning with no linen change but fresh towels hung on door with small accoutrements daily. Still, overall comfortable and clean in city center and close to rapid transit. "

"Facility, cleanness, amenities are good. Attitude toward customer at reception was the poorest."