Sotetsu Fresa Inn Yokohama-Sakuragicho

I use it once a year for business purposes. There are many business hotels in the surrounding area, but this is a repeat stay. Actually, I'm also interested in the hotel right next door, Toyoko Inn. The exterior and interior are new. I don't have any particular concerns about the staff. The room is a card key type. The elevator has security measures. Checkout is easy and non-face-to-face, with just the touch of a button. There is a large toilet in the lobby, but I think it is difficult to use a wheelchair. I have the impression that he may be using a walker. There are no handrails at key points.●Smoking rooms are available. The only place you can smoke on the premises is in your room. No smoking area outside. When I mistakenly booked a non-smoking room, the hotel was happy to change me to a smoking room if one was available. I was grateful that there was no difference in price.●Access. (Bashamichi Station) Easy access from the nearest station. There are two routes from the station: ① Stairs (Exit 3) & Escalator Route and ② Elevator (Exit 5) & Escalator Route, but the Stairs Route is boring. The long and steep stairs made me sweat. If you are traveling with your family or group, we definitely recommend the elevator route.●Room. It's a non-smoking single room, but it's very clean and the mattress is moderately soft, which I like. Nightwear is hard and tight, so I don't like the feel of it against my skin.・The TV is a Regza 32v34 and a smart TV that can watch YouTube and ABEMA, and if you have an account you can use other video distribution services. There is free Wi-Fi, and although there is a slight loading time, it never stops. The TV is far from the bed, so it might be difficult to turn up the volume early in the morning or late at night. I thought it would be nice to have a speaker at my bedside. I can't bring it with me because it's heavy.・There are many wall outlets here and there, making it even easier to use. In addition, the extension tap that is always provided in the room is convenient and comes with a USB. I like that the lighting in the room is divided into multiple switches, so I can get the lighting to my liking. Bed lighting is dimmable. It is a natural light as it is not an LED.- Regarding the cleanliness, small areas such as the exhaust vent and the back of the TV are cleaned properly, and it seems that every corner is cleaned regularly (perhaps once a month). I had a very pleasant stay. There was only some dirt around the shower opening and shower stand in the bathroom. It's amazing.・Perhaps because the bathroom mirror itself gets hot, it doesn't fog up easily even in the shower. convenience. The bathtub is wide and deep, so you can relax. It would be great if the toilet was separate.・The temperature adjustment of the faucet (on the bathtub side) in the room I used was stupid, and hot water came out unless I turned the level on the temperature adjustment scale a little to make it closer to cold water. Please be careful with both. Other rooms are unknown.●Breakfast is a Japanese/Western buffet for 1,100 yen starting at 6:30, but it is a simple light meal. I don't know what the taste is, but that's enough for me since it's what I want to eat. Perhaps because the hotel recommends it, you can eat ramen from morning. We have croissants and milk. Paper cups are available, so you can take out your coffee. We have staff who can speak foreign languages. The morning edition of the Yomiuri Shimbun newspaper is available in the lobby on the second floor. Salads have a small variety.●There is a Lawson 3F convenience store and a cheap soba restaurant Minatoan right near the hotel. My favorite is the Ajinatoan Honmachi branch (closes at 9:30pm). Fujisanmori soba is more cost-effective and looks better than it tastes.