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Goddessガッデス

A toaster, a kettle and a work desk in central Honcho

Best forWorking weeksSolo travellersCouples on a budget
Yokosuka, Yokosuka
Business

About this stay

Honcho puts this address inside the central Yokosuka grid, roughly forty-five kilometres from Tokyo Haneda Airport, sixteen from Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine in Kamakura and twenty-nine from Yokohama Marine Tower, and couples rate the location at nine point two. Rooms are air-conditioned and non-smoking, with private bathrooms carrying a bath, a bidet, a shower, free toiletries, slippers and a hairdryer. There is no communal bath. The in-room kit is the unusual part for a property this size: a work desk, a microwave, a refrigerator, an electric kettle and a toaster, which together turn a compact room into something closer to a small flat for a working week. A flat-screen television, free WiFi and a lift cover the basics, and bicycle parking is available for anyone riding the coast road. The Honcho standing bars and curry counters are the neighbourhood.

  • In-room work desk and microwave
  • Bath and bidet in private bathroom
  • Free WiFi and lift
  • Bicycle parking

Our take

A sensible base for a working stay of several nights, where the toaster and kettle matter more than a lobby. The central Honcho position keeps the shopping streets and the harbour promenade within walking range, and the location score from couples backs that up. Travellers who want a bath ritual, a restaurant downstairs or a view over Tokyo Bay should book one of the waterfront hotels instead, because this is a compact, functional room and nothing more.

  • Use the microwave and toaster on a longer stay, since the streets behind Honcho close earlier than you expect.
  • Take the bicycle parking and ride the flat coast road towards Mikasa Park and the ferry pier.
  • Walk to Dobuita Street for dinner, which is close enough that no train is needed.

Why we love it

  • A toaster and electric kettle in the room
  • Work desk and microwave for longer stays
  • Central Honcho, walking distance to Dobuita Street
  • Bicycle parking for the coast road
Why guests love it

Goddess is a practical choice for a family stay in central Yokosuka, though it is set up first for working travellers. Every room has a microwave, a toaster and an electric kettle, enough for breakfasts and simple snacks, and the private bathroom has a bathtub, useful with small children. A lift helps with pushchairs and luggage, and bicycle parking suits families who explore by bike. The 8.1 score from 41 reviews points to a tidy, functional stay in the Honcho area.

Guest reviews

4.1
Superb
based on 41 reviews
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4.1
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