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Yokohama Minato Mirai 21 isn’t just a skyline—it’s a living dream. Ride the Ferris wheel for panoramic views, let the night lights dance with the waves, and let your heart skip a beat on the lovers’ bridge. Every corner whispers romance, every moment begs to be captured.
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Yokohama Bay Tower Hotel by Marriott offers exceptional harbor views from its upper-floor rooms, providing direct sightlines to the Yokohama Port and the iconic Minato Mirai 21 skyline. Located just a 5-minute walk from the Red Brick Warehouse and Yokohama Cosmo Clock 21, it’s ideal for capturing the city’s illuminated nightscapes.
Another top choice is Grand Hyatt Yokohama, which features panoramic views of the Minato Mirai 21 Tower and the sparkling harbor waters. Its rooftop lounge and outdoor terrace offer perfect spots for sunset drinks or photography, while nearby luxury dining and shopping make it a convenient base for exploring the district.
Minato Mirai 21 is exceptionally well-connected: Minato Mirai Station serves three lines—Tōkyū Tōyoko Line, Yokohama Subway Blue Line, and the Minato Mirai Line—making it easy to reach central Yokohama, Kannai, and Sakuragicho within minutes. The Blue Line connects directly to Yokohama Station in just 10 minutes, offering seamless transfers to JR and private railways bound for Tokyo (approx. 30 minutes).
Additionally, the area features a free shuttle bus network linking major malls, museums, and parking lots. Walking to key attractions like the Red Brick Warehouse and Cosmo Clock 21 takes only 5–10 minutes, making it ideal for leisurely exploration without relying on cars.
Don’t miss the Red Brick Warehouse Night Market, home to over 60 local eateries and artisan shops, where vibrant lights and lively crowds create a festive atmosphere. Try Yokohama curry rice or grilled Kanagawa seafood, paired with a local craft beer for an authentic taste of the region.
Another highlight is the Yokohama Cosmo Clock 21, a giant Ferris wheel offering panoramic 360° views of the port and skyline. Ride at dusk for breathtaking transitions from daylight to city lights. Additionally, the Minato Mirai 21 Art Museum hosts rotating international contemporary exhibitions, perfect for art enthusiasts seeking cultural depth.
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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.
Staying at Daiwa Roynet Hotel Yokohama Kannai was a fantastic experience! The hotel environment is quiet and peaceful, especially in the evenings—no noise disturbances at all, which made for a great night's sleep. The staff were incredibly polite and welcoming, always ready to help with a smile. Location-wise, it’s super convenient—just a short walk to the subway station, making it easy to explore downtown Yokohama or hit the nearby shopping areas. The price was excellent for the quality and amenities offered, really good value. I especially loved the smart toilet—it’s a small luxury that made daily routines much more comfortable. I’d definitely stay here again on my next trip to Yokohama. Highly recommend this hotel!
We decided to extend our stay for a second night, and it was just as great as the first! The hotel is located just a 5-minute walk from Kōhoku Station on the regular line, making it super convenient to get to Yokohama Station—perfect for travelers who rely on local trains. Even though the room is on the smaller side, it’s well-designed with smart space utilization, so it still feels comfortable and cozy. One of the standout features is the self-service laundry area on the second floor, complete with washers and dryers—huge plus for longer stays or business travelers. There are also two vending machines (for drinks and ice), plus a microwave, which made daily life super easy without having to go out. With its unbeatable location, excellent value, and thoughtful amenities, this hotel is definitely a top pick for anyone visiting Yokohama.
Make sure to double-check the address when navigating—this is the Motomachi branch, not the nearby sister property. I accidentally arrived at the wrong one, but the front desk quickly spotted the booking and calmly helped me find the right location by pointing out the path through the Guan Di Temple. The adjacent Tianhou Temple (Mazu Shrine) adds a nice cultural touch. Compared to other sister hotels with Southeast Asian staff, this one has Japanese frontline personnel—kind of a senior guy who was a bit forgetful (he handed back my passport after copying it, but not immediately), but super accommodating when I asked if I could get a higher floor. He happily upgraded me to the top floor, room 8! Even though the room is compact, it comes with a microwave—a real surprise—and the fridge works well. The street below is packed with Chinese food stalls: fried squid, giant chicken thighs, bubble tea, steamed buns—you name it. I even saw a long line at a Mise Ice Cream shop. For locals, this might feel exotic, but for me, it’s like walking into a familiar neighborhood back home. Still, I ended up struggling to find something I wanted to eat at night and had to settle for snacks I brought from Akita—definitely the most underwhelming dinner of the trip. Pro tip: if you’re not in the mood for Chinese food, grab a good meal at Yokohama Station before heading here. The nearest convenience store is a four-minute walk away—very much in the heart of Chinatown, which I actually found charming.
Arriving early? No problem—free luggage storage is available, so I explored the area around Yokohama Stadium before heading back. The room was just the right size for one traveler, comfortably laid out without feeling cramped. As a non-smoking room, it stayed fresh and odor-free throughout my stay. Having a microwave was a real plus—I could heat up some quick meals without leaving the hotel. The only small downside? No complimentary bottled water included, which meant picking up a drink from a nearby convenience store. Still, overall, the experience was excellent. Clean, convenient, and well-priced—definitely a solid choice if you're visiting the area.
Staying at HOTEL LiVEMAX Yokohama-Eki Nishiguchi was a great experience. The location is incredibly convenient—right next to Yokohama Station's West Exit, making it easy to access trains and explore the city. The hotel’s ride-hailing service is super user-friendly; just a quick request and a vehicle arrives promptly, which is especially helpful when you’re traveling with luggage. What stood out most was how quiet the room was at night—no noise from the street or other guests, making for a peaceful and restful sleep. It’s a perfect blend of comfort, convenience, and value. I’ll definitely be returning.
Staying at HOTEL LiVEMAX Yokohama Kannai Ekimae was a great experience! The room was clean, quiet, and well-equipped—perfect for a comfortable night's rest. I especially loved the built-in microwave, which made reheating meals super convenient, especially after a long day of exploring. There was also a spacious fridge where I stored several tubs of Häagen-Dazs—kept them cold for days, so I could enjoy a sweet treat whenever I wanted. The location is fantastic too, just steps from the train station, making it easy to get around Yokohama. It’s a smart choice if you're looking for comfort, convenience, and value—all in one. Definitely planning to come back next time I visit the city.
I was truly impressed by this place—so clean and well-maintained for such a great price. The location is perfect: just a short walk from the station, making it super convenient to explore Yokohama. The staff were incredibly kind and helpful; when I wasn’t feeling well, they kindly lent me a thermometer—such a thoughtful touch! It made my stay so much more comfortable. I already know I’ll be coming back. If you’re looking for a cozy, affordable, and welcoming spot in Yokohama, this is it. Highly recommended!
Staying right in the heart of the bustling city yet enjoying complete peace and quiet at night was a real highlight. The location is unbeatable—just a short walk from Kannai Station, with restaurants, convenience stores, and everything you need within easy reach. Despite being a budget-friendly option, the hotel feels clean, well-maintained, and surprisingly peaceful. The room was cozy and comfortable, with a good-quality bed that made for a restful sleep. I was especially impressed by how quiet it stayed even late into the night—perfect for travelers who want to enjoy city life without the noise. It’s rare to find such a great balance between convenience and tranquility. Definitely a top pick if you're visiting Yokohama.
Staying at this hotel was a fantastic experience overall. The location is incredibly convenient—just a short metro ride to central Yokohama, and everything you need, from restaurants to convenience stores, is within easy walking distance. The room was spotless, well-maintained, and the bed was super comfortable, making for a restful night's sleep. I was pleasantly surprised by how quiet and peaceful the environment was, despite being in a busy city area. The staff were friendly and helpful without being pushy, which made the stay even more enjoyable. It’s clear that attention to detail and guest comfort are top priorities here. With such great value and a welcoming atmosphere, I’d definitely come back and recommend it to anyone visiting Yokohama.
The Yokohama Mandarin Hotel is just a short walk from the station, tucked away on a quiet side street that requires climbing a small hill—no hassle at all. The neighborhood has a charming, local vibe, and the nearby Noma Lane is actually quite famous for its quaint atmosphere. I was pleasantly surprised with a complimentary room upgrade, and the space was absolutely spacious—especially the bathroom, which felt like a luxury retreat. The hotel has that classic 2000s style—simple, clean, and full of character—and honestly, I really appreciate that old-school elegance. It’s not flashy, but it feels authentic and cozy. Perfect for travelers who value comfort and charm over modern gimmicks. Would definitely stay here again.
I stayed at Skyspa Yokohama during a concert event at K-Arena Yokohama, and it was an excellent choice. The location is incredibly convenient—just step off the train at Yokohama Station, head to the East Exit, and you can walk straight into the hotel without going outside. Perfect for travelers who want to minimize hassle. Even though I was staying overnight, the hotel provided everything I needed: comfortable loungewear, towels, and well-stocked toiletries—no need to pack anything extra. Just one thing to keep in mind: if you're planning a multi-night stay, you'll need to check out by 12 PM each day, so plan accordingly. Overall, this is a fantastic option for anyone attending events in the area. I’d definitely return for another visit, especially with how close it is to all the action.
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