Hotels Near Yokohama Station in Yokohama

The location is good which is near to the train station Shopping & dining nearby Parking nearby commercial building but the charge is high (2800 yen per night during weekends) However the price was a bit high (maybe it is near Christmas time) Lobby is small & there is a restaurant in the hotel However the restaurant is crowded during rush hours (after 9 am) Visitors need to wait over 15 mins

The Intercontinental Yokohama Pier 8 is part of the Cruise Terminal Complex ”Yokohama Hammerhead”. If you are familiar with Cup Noodle museum, then it's right behind it. It's also a short 10 minute walk from the other Intercontinental: Yokohama Grand. The closest stations for both these hotels is the Minatomirai station on the Minatomirai line. If you are coming by JR, the closet station is Sakuragi-cho on the Keihin-Touhoku line and from there about a 15 to 20 minute walk to Yokohama Grand and a further 10 minutes to Pier 8. From the Hammerhead, you can clearly see the iconic fin shaped Intercontinental Yokohama Grand. It's in a good location with shops and restaurants in Yokohama Hammerhead, Marine & Walk and the famous Red Brick warehouse. The hotel is a rectangle building with an open area in the middle (garden) of the building from level 3. The ”outside” rooms are the City and Bay View rooms while the ”inside” rooms are the Garden View rooms. There's also a rooftop garden where you have a great view overlooking the bay and can just sit and relax in the sun. The staff were exceptional and the rooms amazing. Would definitely stay again and highly recommend it.

Hotel was about a five minute walk from the train station. Hotel staff were extremely attentive and helpful at check in. Lobby was semi-spacious with some amenities and toiletries offered. Room was clean and larger than most Japanese hotel rooms. Only downside I would say is the hotel’s proximity to the railroad tracks…you do occasionally hear the trains as they pass. Not overbearing; however, you do hear them. With that being said, I would still stay at this hotel again.

Good hotel, very friendly staff at the reception and the staff of the washroom. Very clean hotel and not too expensive. The only less point is its AC rooms (central A-C) but the temperature is not very hot to set. Window can not open.

Absolutely value for money! Conveniently located just above Nihon-odori station on the Minato Mirai Line, which goes directly to Shibuya and Ikebukuro. Rooms are amazingly clean and at least twice the size of what we would get for the same price in Tokyo. We did our laundry on the 7th floor and relaxed at the lounge. Nespresso coffee available till 8pm daily. Love this place and will definitely want to come back. Highly recommended.

I stored my luggage in the lobby first. I checked in smoothly at night. The hygiene and environment are good. The facilities are complete and there is a refrigerator, which is very convenient. It is very close to Chinatown and you can take a walk and have a late-night snack at night. It is ten minutes away from the beach. Happy travel memories

Nice hotel, think it's the only one I've been to in Japan that has a microwave in the room! Location wise it's great for exploring Chinatown and those wanting to go to a DeNA Baystars game. No complaints with comfort or cleanliness, ticks all the boxes you want for a hotel in Japan.

I have stayed here the second time visiting Yokohama as the location is perfect (located right in the China Town). It was good as the check-out time is now 12pm (it was 10am in my previous trip).

A beautiful hotel that's more or less right next to Shin-Yokohama station and within sight of Yokohama Arena. You can find a 7-11 on the ground floor, next to the elevators, while a direct link to the Prince PePe shopping center leads you to some eateries and a supermarket. It appears to be mostly frequented by business folk, at least when we visited in late November. Checking in was a smooth process with the friendly, English-speaking concierge. You'll want to grab some amenities such as washcloths, cotton pads, and shaving cream before taking the long elevator ride up to your room. We had a nice view overlooking the city seeing how we were past the 30th floor, though said view gets better once you head to the top for teppanyaki or the lovely lounge. Visit the latter at dusk to soak in the panoramic sight and count passing trains while you sip on house cocktails and savor their beef tagliata. Or maybe treat yourself to a dram of Hibiki 25 -- you deserve it. The double room is more business than leisure, though clean and comfortable enough to relax in after a long day out. There's a safe and a mini-fridge, as well as an air-conditioning remote mounted on the wall, and a room control panel by the bedside. There's also a table right by the TV that could pass as a work desk (with accompanying chair) if needed, though I much prefer the sofa by the windows so I can ruminate on my choices while at the Shin-Yokohama Ramen Museum. I should also mention that the housekeeping staff are incredibly warm and friendly should you cross paths. It's these little things that make a stay enjoyable, you know? Excellent value and a definite return should Yokohama ever be on the itinerary again.

The staff at the entrance were very friendly and I was grateful that they dealt with the matter quickly, but there was one disappointing thing. I stayed for two nights and they cleaned the room on the first night, but when I returned to the room the door was slightly open, allowing anyone to enter. Luckily I only had my suitcase in the room and locked it up without taking anything out, so nothing was stolen, but I was worried about what would have happened if something had happened. Other than that it was good. Thank you very much.