Toyoko Inn Co. admitted Friday that some of its business hotels in Yokohama and other areas removed mandatory parking facilities for the disabled after authorities certified them as barrier-free.
At one 10-story, 133-room hotel in Yokohama’s Naka Ward that opened just this month, part of the modified area is being used as a smoking corner in an expanded lobby.
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