Its a great experience and all business neads are covered during stay which is away from home. Also the staff did not feel uncomfortable even if some thing is asked at mid night. more

I stayed at this hotel a little over a year ago, but didn't post a review then. So I was a bit surprised at the reviews stating it was either old or outdated. I couldn't have disagreed more...then. This time was a bit different. Last year, I was on the club floors (had to move mid way through stay as... more

2 nights, with a 1 year old and in-laws on club floor. The rooms are all nice and clean, but they're of mid 90s vintage. Large but dated. Stay in an ocean view room if possible. Stunning view of Yokohama bay. Club lounge is also dated, but the staff are very attentive and courteous. Not so other staff in the... more

This hotel meets my preference. It is one of the hotels where I can get the feeling `I am staying at a hotel', completely out of daily life. Not to mention the elegant outlook, room interiors are also graceful, mostly white, and have some antique feeling. I think the exceptional coziness of this hotel comes from the maturity, passing 18... more

Got a single room here (ex breakfast) for 11,000 Yen. Not too bad when the Euro bought more Yen but not a great deal now. The room was great, unusually big for Japan and well furnished but I spent most of my day out. I am used to the 10% service charge in high end Hotel bars but a 1000Yen... more

We stayed for two nights in June 2009. One night was booked on points and the other was using the "Friends & Family" promotion. We made our way from Tokyo to Yokohama via JR and then changed to the local subway to get to the station closest to the hotel. In all, it was a very easy travel taking no... more

we stayed in that hotel for 4 days last week. the view from the room was incredible. (the cosmo world) when we first arrived at the hotel, the receptionist insisted that we didnt have a reservation, but after 20 minutes of talking, he said that he made a mistake and gave us our rooms. it was annoying. above that, the... more

The first thing you need to know about this hotel is that, although it is called the "Yokohama Grand", taxi drivers will take you to one of three other "Grand" hotels, so just say the "Intercontinental" and they will understand. Public areas at this hotel are cavernous with huge lobbies and meeting areas which seem even larger when the hotel... more

Friends that live in Japan booked us into this hotel for our first three nights. We found the location was excellant, Rooms were large and very western styled. We spent a great deal of time in Queens square for meals and the use of the train station. The hotel is part of a huge conference centre and was always busy... more