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Hammerhead Park isn’t just a green space—it’s where industry meets nature in poetic harmony. Standing beneath the massive crane relic, feet on soft grass, eyes on the open sea, it’s like stepping between two worlds. Cherry blossoms drift over steel beams in spring, summer breezes carry laughter, and at night, lights sparkle across the water like stars fallen to earth. A serene escape with soul, perfect for wandering, photography, or simply listening to the waves.
Citadines Harbour Front Yokohama
Yokohama Minatomirai Manyo Club
Daiwa Roynet Hotel Yokohama-Koen
TRAN.SCENDER HOTEL Yokohama
Yokohama Sakuragicho Washington Hotel
SOTETSU HOTELS THE SPLAISIR YOKOHAMA
Rose Hotel Yokohama
Mitsui Garden Hotel Yokohama MM Premier
THE GATEHOTEL YOKOHAMA by HULIC
The Square Hotel Yokohama Minatomirai
Yokohama Tokyu REI Hotel
Hotel Bali Bali Isezaki
New Otani Inn Yokohama Premium
Hotel Comento Yokohama Kannai
Yokohama Meguri Apartment Hotel
KKR Port Hill Yokohama
Intercontinental Yokohama Pier 8 by IHG
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about Hammerhead Park
Hyatt Regency Yokohama is a top choice, located just a 5-minute walk from Hammerhead Park. The hotel features sea-view rooms and a sky pool overlooking the Yokohama Port and the iconic Red Brick Warehouse. Complimentary shuttle services connect guests to nearby attractions like Minato Mirai, Yamashita Park, and Civic Center. Enjoy exclusive dining experiences such as the "Harbor Night Dinner" package, blending Japanese and French culinary artistry for a memorable waterfront stay.
From Hammerhead Park, walk to Yokohama Station (about 10 minutes) and take the Tokyu Line or Keikyu Line—just a few stops to key sites like Red Brick Warehouse, Yamashita Park, and Minato Mirai. Alternatively, rent an e-bike from local providers and ride along the scenic Yokohama Harbor Greenway, reaching destinations in under 20 minutes. Along the route, enjoy panoramic views of Yokohama Bay and the majestic Yokohama Bay Bridge, perfect for experiencing the harmony between urban life and coastal beauty.
At Hammerhead Park, try renting water bikes and cruise around the Yokohama Harbor, enjoying sea breezes and scenic coastlines. The adjacent Waterfront Plaza offers family-friendly aquatic games and picnic areas. As evening falls, head to Minato Mirai 21’s open-air bars to savor Japanese shochu and seafood bites, while watching the dazzling nighttime light show and dynamic illuminated bridge displays. Some experiences even provide bilingual (Chinese-English) guided tours, enhancing cultural insight into the area’s rich maritime heritage.
Yes, Yokohama Municipal Museum of Marine Science is just a 15-minute walk away, featuring interactive exhibits and a submarine simulator perfect for children to explore marine life. The adjacent family-friendly playground includes sand pits and shaded seating for parents. Nearby, the Red Brick Warehouse hosts kids’ creativity workshops and themed cafes offering fun, educational experiences. Most venues accept credit cards and provide free Wi-Fi, making it a convenient and enjoyable destination for families.
Yes, both Hyatt Regency Yokohama and Marriott Yokohama New Midtown provide airport transfer bookings from Haneda Airport or Narita Airport, with travel times ranging from 45 to 90 minutes depending on traffic. All vehicles feature air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, and bilingual drivers (including Chinese), ensuring a comfortable and safe journey. Some room packages also include complimentary luggage storage and priority check-in, greatly enhancing convenience for business travelers and families.
Yes, Yokohama Chinatown is just a 20-minute drive away, home to over 100 authentic izakayas and washoku restaurants, including popular chains like Ippudo Ramen and Gyukatsu Yakiniku. Nearby, the Harborfront Food Court serves fresh seafood bowls and charcoal-grilled yakitori, sourced daily from the Yokohama Fish Market. Many eateries offer mobile reservations, contactless payment, and bilingual menus, making it easy for visitors to enjoy genuine Japanese cuisine with ease.
Traveler Reviews
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Citadines Harbour Front Yokohama
I absolutely loved this hotel! While the area is quiet, the location is incredibly convenient—most attractions and shopping centers are just a short walk away. The bed was super comfortable, and the lounge on the 7th floor with the coffee bar made for a perfect spot to unwind after a long day. My only regret was booking early with a non-refundable rate, as I later noticed lower prices on other platforms and even saw a price drop on the platform I used. Still, those three nights were worth it—the overall experience was excellent, and the value for money remains strong. If you're looking for a peaceful yet well-connected stay in Yokohama, this is a great choice.
Yokohama Minatomirai Manyo Club
Staying at Yokohama Minatomirai Manyo Club was a delightful surprise. While the room amenities are minimal, they’re perfectly functional for a comfortable night’s rest. What truly stood out was the rooftop area—perfect for soaking your feet while enjoying stunning views of the city’s illuminated skyline and the iconic Yokohama Tower at night. It’s such a peaceful and romantic spot to unwind after a day exploring the city. The shared bathhouse is another highlight, offering various types of hot springs that made me feel completely relaxed and refreshed. Even though it’s not right in the heart of downtown, it’s easily accessible via public transit—just a short subway ride away. With its unique charm, great atmosphere, and incredible value for money, this place deserves every bit of the 10/10 rating. I’ll definitely be back.
Daiwa Roynet Hotel Yokohama-Koen
Staying at Daiwa Roynet Hotel Yokohama-Koen was a delightful surprise. Located just past the sports center on the west side, it's a quick walk to Kanagawa Station, making access to Yokohama’s main attractions super convenient—especially if you're heading to Chinatown. The hotel itself is a charming historic building with a classic white facade that stands out beautifully in the neighborhood. Right downstairs is a 7-Eleven, and just steps away is a family-friendly restaurant chain—perfect for late-night snacks or casual meals. I booked a twin room, and was pleasantly surprised by how spacious it felt. Even better: they actually provided a hair curler in the room! Small touches like this make all the difference. If you're visiting Yokohama, especially for Chinatown, this is an ideal choice—great location, comfortable stay, and excellent value.
Yokohama Sakuragicho Washington Hotel
Staying at Yokohama Sakuragicho Washington Hotel was an absolute delight. The location is unbeatable—just a short walk from Sakuragicho Station, making it super convenient for exploring central Yokohama, Shin-Yokohama, and the Minato Mirai district. I was lucky to get a higher-floor room with a stunning view overlooking the city and bay—waking up to that morning light was truly magical. The breakfast spread was impressive: a great mix of local Japanese treats and Western options, all fresh and well-prepared. I especially loved the grab-and-go breakfast rolls—they were perfect for a quick bite before heading out. Everything felt thoughtfully designed, from the spacious rooms to the attentive service. This hotel delivers excellent value and comfort. I’ll definitely be back.
SOTETSU HOTELS THE SPLAISIR YOKOHAMA
Coming out of the JR station's West Exit, head right and you'll spot an elevator right away—take it up to the second floor where the skywalk connects. Follow the row of greenery ahead, and you'll notice the two-stage escalator system. But don’t go through the left-side entrance—it’s just the first access point. For those with luggage, the easiest way is to pass by the escalator, keep going, and turn left at the third entrance. There you’ll find the hotel’s dedicated elevator leading directly to the 4th-floor check-in area. The whole route is well-designed and super intuitive, even with heavy bags. Smooth, efficient, and stress-free—exactly what a great stay should feel like.
Rose Hotel Yokohama
Staying at Rose Hotel Yokohama was an absolute delight! The location is unbeatable—just a 10-minute walk from the subway station and right in the heart of Yokohama Chinatown. That means endless dining options, with authentic flavors just steps away. As a well-established five-star hotel, it delivers on every front: elegant decor, top-tier amenities, and staff who are friendly, attentive, and even offer Chinese language support—huge plus for Mandarin speakers. The room itself felt spacious by Japanese standards, offering plenty of comfort and space to unwind. Best of all, it’s only a 5-minute stroll to the waterfront and the iconic Yamashita Park—perfect for a relaxing evening walk or catching the sunset. With its convenient location, high-quality service, and great value, I’ll definitely be coming back here on my next trip to Yokohama. Truly one of the best stays in the city.
The Square Hotel Yokohama Minatomirai
I was really looking forward to staying in a high-floor sea-facing room since the hotel advertised 'guaranteed sea view from a high floor,' but I ended up on the 12th floor out of 20. While it wasn't as high as I expected, it still offered a pleasant view of the port and city lights, especially at night. The room itself was clean, well-maintained, and had good natural light. What stood out was the convenient location—just a short walk to the subway station, making it easy to explore central Yokohama and beyond. The staff were friendly and helpful, and overall, the experience was solid. Though the floor level didn’t fully match the promise, the value for money and the location made up for it. I’d definitely consider booking again if I’m back in Yokohama.
Yokohama Tokyu REI Hotel
The location of this hotel is absolutely perfect. I used my Hakone Pass to ride the Odakyu Line for free to Tama Station, then transferred to the JH and TY lines with my Suica card, getting off at Shin-Takashima Station—just a short walk across the street to the hotel. It's in the same building as KT, so it’s super easy to find. Check-in was on the 9th floor, and while the room isn’t huge, it’s a smart rectangular layout—there’s enough space to place your luggage near the door and a small desk by the window. After settling in, I took a quick stroll to Yokohama Station (about 10–15 minutes) for some ramen and a little shopping at the drugstore. Honestly, I didn’t expect the station to be so lively at night—it’s full of energy and great vibes. The next morning, breakfast was outstanding—especially the seafood rice, which was a real highlight. Then I headed to Kamakura and the Enoshima Island area, and on the way back, I stopped at Ishikawa-machi after getting off at Kamakura High School Station. Tried the Ichisai Wagyu—delicious! Even though it started raining, exploring Chinatown felt even more atmospheric. On day three, the weather was perfect, so I walked just 10 minutes to the Yokohama Landmark Tower and Minato Mirai 21 area—great photo spots and such a fun urban vibe. I returned right at 8:45 a.m., just in time for breakfast before checking out at 10:00. The elevator queues were busy during check-out, so plan ahead. The front desk offers self-service skincare items—very convenient. The only minor downside? No complimentary bottled water, but everything else was top-notch. Overall, excellent value, fantastic location, and a very comfortable stay.
Hotel Bali Bali Isezaki
Staying at this beautifully designed Asian-inspired hotel was a real highlight of my trip. The place is spotless, with a serene and welcoming atmosphere that makes you feel instantly at home. Located just a short walk from the metro station, it's super convenient for exploring Yokohama’s vibrant city center. There are plenty of great dining options nearby, and the value for money is excellent. I highly recommend this gem to anyone looking for a peaceful yet central getaway.
New Otani Inn Yokohama Premium
Staying at New Otani Inn Yokohama Premium was a great experience! The hotel is perfectly located right next to Sakuramichi Station, making it super convenient to explore downtown Yokohama. With the skybridge connecting to several shopping areas, I could easily walk to Minato Mirai, the Red Brick Warehouse, and the Yokohama Museum of Art without needing to step outside in the weather—perfect for a relaxed city stroll. The room was spotless, quiet, and comfortable, creating a peaceful atmosphere ideal for unwinding after a day of sightseeing. While the service was standard rather than exceptional, staff were polite and helpful with any requests. Overall, the value for money is excellent, especially if you're looking to stay centrally and enjoy easy access to key attractions. I’d definitely recommend this hotel for travelers who appreciate convenience and a calm retreat in the heart of Yokohama.
Hotel Comento Yokohama Kannai
I’ve stayed at several hotels in Yokohama, but Hotel Comento Yokohama Kannai stands out as my favorite so far. The location is fantastic—just a 5-minute walk from the station, with restaurants and convenience stores right around the corner. Since I was traveling between Yokohama and Tokyo, and saw consistently positive reviews online, I decided to give it a try—and I’m really glad I did. What truly impressed me was an incident on check-out day: I realized I’d left behind two scarves just 10 steps away from the hotel. I immediately returned, and the front desk staff responded quickly, handing me my room key without hesitation. When I reached my floor, I noticed the hallway was filled with cleaning carts, and my door was already open. I rushed inside to search, but couldn’t find them. Later that evening in Tokyo, I called back to follow up. The staff member confirmed there was no trace of the lost items, but her kindness made all the difference. First, I was disconnected due to language barriers—but I tried again using my phone’s translation app. Though her English was limited, she listened patiently, apologized repeatedly, and clearly tried her best to help. Her effort, warmth, and professionalism touched me deeply. Even though I didn’t recover the scarves, this experience only strengthened my respect for the team. Despite the disappointment, I’ll definitely stay here again next time I visit Yokohama. Excellent value, great service, and a memorable stay.
KKR Port Hill Yokohama
Staying at KKR Port Hill Yokohama was a delightful surprise. Located right next to a peaceful park, the hotel offers a quiet and refreshing atmosphere—waking up to birds chirping outside the window felt truly rejuvenating. It's just a short 15-minute walk or subway ride to central Yokohama, making it incredibly convenient for exploring the city. The staff were friendly and welcoming, with a small thoughtful gift upon check-in that added a nice personal touch. Rooms are clean, well-maintained, and the bed was super comfortable—perfect for a good night’s sleep. While service wasn’t flashy, it was reliable and attentive. Overall, this is a fantastic choice for travelers who value tranquility, location, and great value. I’d definitely stay here again.
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