I stayed at this hotel for a week. I am a platinum member, so I was greeted at the club level. The staff spoke English and were very helpful. My room was on the small side, but had everything I needed included bathrobe, heated toilet seat, and all the toiletry amenties. I also had free internet and breakfast. If I ever go back for a business trip to this location, I would defnitely stay there.

Good hotel, neat and tidy.Staff and service are excellent as is the location just across from the main train station. No pool but the gym is adequate. Breakfast is pleasant. Overall a satisfactory business hotel with few frills.Rooms and facilities not as modern as most Asian hotels and fairly small (but no smaller than other Japanese hotels).

This must be one of the only "upscale" hotels in the world that tells you to come back after check in time of 3pm when they have rooms ready in five minutes, also one of the only hotels that charges extra for 2 people as opposed to 1, an extra 5000 yen! Rooms are very dated and if you bring anything larger than a briefcase you will be required to step over it every time you go to the bathroom or out the door.

I am a spg platinum member and the club lounge is the poorest I have experienced, the food on offer if nothing more than some potato salad looking item and that's it, I suppose that's why I've never seen anybody else in the lounge, the hotel has potential to be great as the location is better than most in Yokohama but the Sheraton needs a complete overhaul starting with retraining the staff and renovation on the rooms, even if your a spg member you shouldn't stay here as your unlikely to get upgraded and the lounge isn't worthwhile, I suggest the royal park hotel

Ive stayed here a few times and am currently here now. The rooms at least on the 16 th floor are starting to show their age. Pealing wallpaper, old carpets. Not a bad hotel though and very convenient location.