Room was small as expected, but space used wisely. Bed was comfortable, though the pillows could have been thicker. As it stands, they are very thin - think of a thickness of a bathmat, and rather firm. Everything was spectacularly clean. Onsen / Public Bath was very nice - indoor and outdoor ones available - I estimate 8 total baths available. There are two family marts inside the hotel near the Onsen so you can rehydrate with your favorite beverage immediately after spending some times in the baths.

Check in and check out were a breeze, but I could see how a long line could form; we checked in late at 11 PM.

Location is great to get to local attractions. Highly recommend.

I had the opportunity to stay at APA Hotel and Resort Yokohama Bay. First of all, it is very easy to check in. Automated check in but there are service people to assist in case there is a problem.

The room was the tiniest that I have stayed. It's tiny even for one person. The bed is just nice for one person. Shower room was small too. I felt claustrophobic and needed to leave the room to get some air.

It gets really hot at night. I felt I was back in Singapore. No matter how much I tried to reduce the temperature it's central controlled heating and so it was like 28C in the room!!! I couldn't sleep well.

The room was clean and they gave more than enough amenities. Always providing me with fresh towels everyday with the toiletries. Very friendly staff and there are few eateries and two Family mart within the hotel compound.

Walking distance to the Redbrick warehouse.

These rooms are tiny, even by Japanese standards. The lobby is huge but you spend more time in the room than in the lobby. The room is so small that any luggage must be stored under the bed, there is no room to open it except on the bed itself. There is no closet. The room is so small that it makes the cruise ship stateroom and bathroom feel like a penthouse. The other main negative is the rigid check in process. Even though it is all done by kiosks, the area is roped off until precisely 2 PM, not one minute earlier. The check in kiosks are worse than the self service registers at Walmart. You have to enter in all the info yourself, scan your passports, etc. The lack of interactional contact makes you unable to make any changes to your reservation (upgrades, length of stay, etc.) And everyone was having difficulty with the system so the employees were darting from one machine to the next to assist customers. The pillows are hard as rocks. The towels, however, are very soft. The building itself is clean and modern. There is no in room microwave but there are several restaurants in and near the hotel