good

good

The hotel is in an area of massage parlours and girly bars! The room was adequate with a sofa, TV, fridge & microwave bit needs modernisation. The hotel is a little odd and feels a bit like a love hotel! It was about a 30 minute walk to Chinatown, although there are plenty of shops and restaurants nearby, including Don Quixote. Everything above is a reflection of the cheap price of the hotel! It was clean too with plenty of shampoo, soap etc

The hotel is in an area of massage parlours and girly bars! The room was adequate with a sofa, TV, fridge & microwave bit needs modernisation. The hotel is a little odd and feels a bit like a love hotel! It was about a 30 minute walk to Chinatown, although there are plenty of shops and restaurants nearby, including Don Quixote. Everything above is a reflection of the cheap price of the hotel! It was clean too with plenty of shampoo, soap etc

I check in 1 day and I extend another day. It’s better if you will not as guest to check out instead transfer the guest to another room since guest is already check in. Also don’t ask early check in payment if the guest already check in if you will transfer the guest to another room.

I check in 1 day and I extend another day. It’s better if you will not as guest to check out instead transfer the guest to another room since guest is already check in. Also don’t ask early check in payment if the guest already check in if you will transfer the guest to another room.

Very nice experience. The room is bigger than the Japanese average, but the area is the red zone of Yokohama.

Very nice experience. The room is bigger than the Japanese average, but the area is the red zone of Yokohama.

What knocked me back was on my arrival at the front door of the hotel, there was a Keep Out sign on the double doors. It took the “ wind out of my sail “ It wasn’t welcoming at all. I hope they sort it out 🙏

What knocked me back was on my arrival at the front door of the hotel, there was a Keep Out sign on the double doors. It took the “ wind out of my sail “ It wasn’t welcoming at all. I hope they sort it out 🙏

I wish I had read the reviews a bit more carefully before booking this. The only positive thing I have to say about this hotel is that it had very good Wi-Fi. Otherwise, It was awful. Peeling wallpaper, dirty, stained carpets, A non-smoking room that had the ingrained reek of decades of cigarettes. Located far from public transport and surrounded by massage parlours in a dingy street. No matter how cheap it is, it is not worth it. Avoid!

I wish I had read the reviews a bit more carefully before booking this. The only positive thing I have to say about this hotel is that it had very good Wi-Fi. Otherwise, It was awful. Peeling wallpaper, dirty, stained carpets, A non-smoking room that had the ingrained reek of decades of cigarettes. Located far from public transport and surrounded by massage parlours in a dingy street. No matter how cheap it is, it is not worth it. Avoid!

Let me tell you some tips to comfortably stay at HOTEL LiVEMAX Yokohama-Kanna since I have stayed here a number of times. Each room has a digital TV on a desk with a big screen on which you can watch terrestrial TV channels. The direction of the TV is dependent on rooms.In some rooms, you can comfortably enjoy it. In other rooms, you have to turn your head at a large angle towards the TV. The magnetic force of the electric pot is very weak. It allows the cord to be easily unplugged from the pot. You can prevent it by turning the pot in the direction you can check the power lump. You can use some outlets on the desks. If you want more, you can use an extension cord in the drawer of the desk with the TV. The Wi-Fi has a good connection. The microwave has a very strong power, 750 watts. The hotel has a soft drink vending machine outside and some beer vending machines inside. The multi-story parking lot are restored. The bathroom has a variety of equipment but doesn't have soap. You come to use body soap with a fragrance. Front desk clerks will give you a map for areas around the hotel if you ask one.

Let me tell you some tips to comfortably stay at HOTEL LiVEMAX Yokohama-Kanna since I have stayed here a number of times. Each room has a digital TV on a desk with a big screen on which you can watch terrestrial TV channels. The direction of the TV is dependent on rooms.In some rooms, you can comfortably enjoy it. In other rooms, you have to turn your head at a large angle towards the TV. The magnetic force of the electric pot is very weak. It allows the cord to be easily unplugged from the pot. You can prevent it by turning the pot in the direction you can check the power lump. You can use some outlets on the desks. If you want more, you can use an extension cord in the drawer of the desk with the TV. The Wi-Fi has a good connection. The microwave has a very strong power, 750 watts. The hotel has a soft drink vending machine outside and some beer vending machines inside. The multi-story parking lot are restored. The bathroom has a variety of equipment but doesn't have soap. You come to use body soap with a fragrance. Front desk clerks will give you a map for areas around the hotel if you ask one.

This is my 4th visit. These as many as 4 visits remind me what, when and how to do something. If you want to buy a meal, you'll remember there's a microwave in your room so you'll recognize you can buy a cold one. I found beer vending machines on odd-number floors this time. I knew they are somewere in this hotel, but I didn't ask on purpose where they were. Of course the staff members are very kind, they would answered my question. This would be how to have fun in another way, too.

This is my 4th visit. These as many as 4 visits remind me what, when and how to do something. If you want to buy a meal, you'll remember there's a microwave in your room so you'll recognize you can buy a cold one. I found beer vending machines on odd-number floors this time. I knew they are somewere in this hotel, but I didn't ask on purpose where they were. Of course the staff members are very kind, they would answered my question. This would be how to have fun in another way, too.

Creepy BLACK/gold stripe hall walls. Scary neighborhood. Friends in town said we should move out. We left two days early. Don't know if they gave us a refund for last two days. (I think you paid them early.) Very low to zero security--first floor doors totally unlocked all night. Laundry unsecured. Tiny room. Thin walls (noisy).

Creepy BLACK/gold stripe hall walls. Scary neighborhood. Friends in town said we should move out. We left two days early. Don't know if they gave us a refund for last two days. (I think you paid them early.) Very low to zero security--first floor doors totally unlocked all night. Laundry unsecured. Tiny room. Thin walls (noisy).

Terrible nightmare experience, with usual hourly rate charges, dare to charge JPY60,001/night, really black shop

Terrible nightmare experience, with usual hourly rate charges, dare to charge JPY60,001/night, really black shop

Live Max Hotel isezakicho is a converted monthly mansion building. Location fine in the middle of a good shopping street, for Japan room big and bed very nice. Only 'strange' thing was that the rooms have no telephone, so had to use SKYPE for my calls, internet connection good and free. Check in after 15:00 and check out 10:00. Vending machine each floor and not expensive also quite a few reasonable restaurants and food shops nearby.Ground floor large Sushi restaurant but entry on street level.

Live Max Hotel isezakicho is a converted monthly mansion building. Location fine in the middle of a good shopping street, for Japan room big and bed very nice. Only 'strange' thing was that the rooms have no telephone, so had to use SKYPE for my calls, internet connection good and free. Check in after 15:00 and check out 10:00. Vending machine each floor and not expensive also quite a few reasonable restaurants and food shops nearby.Ground floor large Sushi restaurant but entry on street level.

Better directions have to be provided for the travellers to reach the hotel. If you take a taxi from Yokohama station it should be between 1500-2000 yen. Another way is to take JR Keyhin-Tohoku like to Kannai station. Once you get off on Kannai station, preferrably to the right side of the platform if you are moving from Yokohama, cross the street and find the fancy gates to the pedestrian street called Isazakecho, move about 4 blocks along the street and to your left right between the suchi bar and a small clothing shop, just before a tall narrow metal arch with bells (it's lighted green at night) there will be the entrance to the hotel.

Better directions have to be provided for the travellers to reach the hotel. If you take a taxi from Yokohama station it should be between 1500-2000 yen. Another way is to take JR Keyhin-Tohoku like to Kannai station. Once you get off on Kannai station, preferrably to the right side of the platform if you are moving from Yokohama, cross the street and find the fancy gates to the pedestrian street called Isazakecho, move about 4 blocks along the street and to your left right between the suchi bar and a small clothing shop, just before a tall narrow metal arch with bells (it's lighted green at night) there will be the entrance to the hotel.

it was about 30 min from the closest metro station and at night was awful not safe location

it was about 30 min from the closest metro station and at night was awful not safe location

good value for money...

good value for money...