Recommended Hotels in Yokohama

The hotel is located in “Queens Square Yokohama” which is in the center of the Minato Mirai area.

My room was a corner room, so the windows were big and it felt very open. In addition, the room was luxurious and I was very satisfied. The large windows were cylindrical and very open. The luxurious view from this corner room was a breathtaking.

The night view was particularly beautiful with a view of the ferries wheel.

Hotel New Grand is one of Japan’s leading classic hotels consisting of a main building and a tower building. The Marine Tower is also nearby. There was a flower arrangement displayed and a chandelier hanging form the ceiling in the lobby.

The Bay Side Double Room was very elegant. It was a very nice room with a decoration that would be particularly pleasing to women. The hotel described the rooms as “European elegance” and “expressing the taste of a classic hotel that combines the East and the West” which was exactly as they said.

This main building is 90 years old. This is the grand staircase in the main building and is a symbol of this hotel.

The exterior is designed in the image of a sail that catches the wind, and is a landmark in the Yokohama Bay area.

The lobby was a very open space. The front desk is on the 2nd floor, so those who enter the hotel from the main entrance on the 1st floor will have to go up to the 2nd floor.

The room was 38 square meters in size and was very big. It was a classic and calm room with dark brown furnitures. I could see the Yokohama Bay Bridge in a distance.

“Yokohama Royal Park Hotel” is a 70-story high-rise hotel located in the Minato Mirai, Landmark Tower. Until the “Abeno Harukas,” which includes the “Osaka Marriott Miyako Hotel,” “Yokohama Royal Park Hotel” was the tallest building in Japan. The guest rooms are located between the 52nd to 67th floor of the landmark tower, so they are all above 210m from the ground.

I was staying in a corner room, so the room had an interesting layout that was like a triangle. The windows were big and the view from the room was breathtaking. The room was ​​47 square meters wide, so there was plenty of space to relax.

At night, the city lights were turned on and the view was wonderful. It was something that you cannot experience often.

The hotel is located on the 10th to 19th floor of the commercial facility “Colette Mare.”

The lobby was not big, but the view of Minato Mirai from the large windows were nice, so I was able to enjoy the view while checking in.

The corner room was very spacious with two windows. There were two extra beds, but there was still plenty of space. The two windows were big with a view of Minato Mirai, so the night view was amazing.

The hotel was built right in front of the road after leaving the west exit of Yokohama Station, and was a high-rise hotel with a stylish and modern atmosphere.

The room was bright with a big window. It was a casual and relaxing room. The queen size bed was very comfortable to sleep on. From the big window I was able to see the Bay Bridge beyond Yokohama Station.

The lobby ceiling went up to the third floor. A lounge was located above the lobby and it was a very calm and luxurious space.

The hotel is a 42-storey high-rise building, so you can see it from a distance. In addition, next to the hotel is a group-affiliated commercial facility “Prince Pepe” which is connected with a walkway.

The Deluxe King Room was very big with a calm atmosphere. There was a living room in the foreground and a bedroom at the back. There were mirrors here and there in the room. There were two big windows, so the view was splendid.

There is a bar lounge called “Top of Yokohama” on the 42nd floor which is the top floor of the hotel. There were counter seats facing the window, which is perfect for couples.

Yamashita Park is right in front of the hotel.

The room was 26 square meters wide and was very spacious. There was gravel on the roof that was visible from my room and I was satisfied with the view.

There was a garden with an garden arch next to the entrance.

The hotel was next to the Yokohama Stadium.

There are five Baystars rooms on the 7th floor. There was a carpet with a turf pattern similar to that of the Yokohama Stadium, and there was a logo of Basetars on everything in the room.

I was able to sleep well on the semi-double size bed. The pillow was a memory foam which was very comfortable to lay my head on.

The word “luxurious” is perfect for describing the hotel. It felt as if I was staying at a hotel in Las Vegas. The lobby was big with a ceiling going up to the 3rd floor.

The room was only 11 square meters wide which was small, but of course everything was new and luxurious.

I had dinner at the brewery restaurant “REVO BREWING” on the first floor. American beer is made at the restaurant and the interior design as very cool. The night view was gorgeous as well.

The hotel is famous in Yokohama Chinatown because it has several stores inside.

The Standard Twin Room was 26.5 square meters wide which was pretty big, but it was a little old. It was Chinese style with a wall paper with an interesting design.

There was “Jukei Hanten” on the 1st floor.

The hotel was a brown brick building. The hotel is located along Yamashita Koen Street and is also in front of Marine Tower, so there are cars passing during the day, but it was quiet at night.

There was a chandelier hanging from the lobby ceiling and it was a very gorgeous space.

The Twin Room was clean and it looked as if it had been renovated, because it seemed newer than the building itself. From the room, I was able to see Yamashita Park bellow and the Bay Bridge in a distance.