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Nestled in the heart of the city, Motomachi Park is Yokohama’s quiet soul—a lush oasis where nature and urban life meet in perfect harmony. In spring, cherry blossoms bloom like clouds; summer brings cool shade beneath ancient trees; autumn paints the paths in fiery reds and golds. Watch locals sip coffee on benches, hear children laugh near the fountain, or simply breathe deeply among the greenery. It’s not a photo spot—it’s a place to pause, reconnect, and rediscover the rhythm of real life.
Rembrandt Style Yokohama Kannai
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Everything you need to know about Motomachi Park
Yokohama Port Marriott Hotel is a top choice, located just a 5-minute walk from Motomachi Park. The hotel features sea-view rooms and Japanese garden-inspired interiors, offering serene views of the harbor lights and park greenery at night. Amenities include a 24-hour fitness center and a traditional tea room, blending modern comfort with cultural charm.
Another excellent option is Motomachi Park Guesthouse, a locally-run homestay providing family-style accommodations and garden-guided tours. Each room showcases natural wood furnishings and handcrafted ceramics, reflecting Yokohama’s unique lifestyle aesthetics. Conveniently located near Yokohama Station, it’s only a 15-minute subway ride away, making access effortless for travelers.
From Yokohama Station, take the Blue Line (Yokohama Subway) to Motomachi Station, then walk about 8 minutes to reach Motomachi Park. Alternatively, board the Yokohama City Bus Route 101 and alight at "Motomachi Park Mae" station—journey time is approximately 12 minutes. For drivers, the park offers a large parking lot with EV charging stations and accessible parking spaces.
Bicycle rentals are available at the park entrance, providing maps for the coastal cycling route ideal for exploring nearby historical sites and seaside trails. This eco-friendly option combines convenience with scenic discovery.
The park features seasonal flower fields—blossoming cherry blossoms and tulips in spring, and vibrant autumn foliage walks with nighttime light displays. A dedicated children's ecological zone hosts nature observation workshops and parent-child gardening classes, perfect for family visits.
Weekend local markets offer handmade crafts, specialty coffee, and regional produce, accompanied by live music performances. For history enthusiasts, guided tours led by the Yokohama Cultural Association explore historic pre-war warehouse ruins and the old post office building, revealing the area’s evolution from a trading port to a vibrant community hub.
Yes! The Glass Pavilion Plaza is a favorite photo spot, featuring a transparent dome roof and mirrored flooring that reflect skies and tree canopies, creating dreamy visual effects. The century-old banyan tree pathway is another popular choice, especially during sunrise or sunset when soft light filters through the leaves—ideal for natural portrait backgrounds.
The bronze statue group along the waterfront trail, depicting early immigrant stories, combines artistic expression with sea views, perfect for cultural photography. For panoramic shots, head to the observation deck on the eastern side of the park, offering sweeping views of Yokohama Harbor and the city skyline—a breathtaking vista for landscape photographers.
Absolutely! The area surrounding Motomachi Park is packed with local eateries and traditional izakayas—within a 5-minute walk you’ll find Yokohama ramen shops and wagyu yakiniku restaurants. Every Saturday evening features a night market food street offering tako tamago, fried chicken skewers, and Kanagawa-exclusive desserts.
For authentic Japanese cuisine, Motomachi-chō Ryōriya specializes in fresh daily catch, serving dishes like sashimi bowls and steamed sea bream in a cozy, affordable setting. Some hotels, such as Yokohama Port Marriott, even offer private dining tours that guide guests to hidden alleyway Michelin-recommended eateries.
Motomachi Park is open year-round from 6:00 AM to 10:00 PM daily. The children’s playground and sports fields operate between 7:00 AM and 9:00 PM for safety and order. During nightlight displays (typically March–May and September–November), hours extend to 11:00 PM, with special guided routes and audio experiences.
The park features 24/7 security patrols and surveillance systems for visitor safety. We recommend checking the official mobile app for real-time event schedules and crowd levels to avoid peak times.
Traveler Reviews
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Rembrandt Style Yokohama Kannai
Staying at this Rembrandt-style hotel in Kannai was a perfect choice for attending the WTT event in Yokohama. The location is unbeatable—right across from the venue, with a convenience store (Lawson) just steps away and a maze of charming side streets filled with delicious local eats. The hotel is literally next to Kannai Station, making it super easy to reach central Yokohama in just two stops. Getting to the airport was also hassle-free. While the room is compact, it’s well-designed and ideal for solo travelers. I was on the street-facing side, but surprisingly, the soundproofing kept noise levels low—great for a peaceful night’s sleep. The unique artistic vibe adds character, and everything else fits perfectly with the high rating. Would absolutely stay here again.
HOTEL LiVEMAX BUDGET Yokohama Kannai
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.
Hotel Tetora Tsurumi
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.
Yokohama Mandarin Hotel
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.
Skyspa Yokohama
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.
Richmond Hotel Yokohama Ekimae
This hotel is an absolute gem—perfectly located in the heart of Yokohama yet surprisingly peaceful. Just steps from major shopping destinations like Takashimaya and Sogo, and with easy access to Shibuya and Tokyo via subway (only a 300-meter walk), it’s ideal for both business and leisure travelers. The two restaurants on the second floor are fantastic—great quality, unique vibe, and definitely worth a visit. I also appreciated how close we were to a large supermarket, making it super convenient to grab fresh seafood for a quick meal. Everything about this stay was seamless: comfort, convenience, and value. Highly recommend this spot if you want a central yet relaxing base in Yokohama.
Gran Customa Isezakicho
Staying at Gran Customa Isezakicho in Yokohama was a fantastic experience! The hotel offers great amenities, especially the women-only large bathhouse—so relaxing and spa-like, perfect for unwinding after a long day. There’s also an impressive collection of Japanese manga right in the lobby and near the rooms, which is a big plus for fans of anime and manga culture. I particularly enjoyed the authentic Japanese curry rice served at the on-site restaurant—it was rich, flavorful, and generously portioned. Most guests were local Japanese visitors, but that didn’t affect the vibe at all; it felt cozy and genuine. The location is super convenient—just a short walk or quick subway ride to central Yokohama. If you’re looking for a comfortable, culturally immersive stay with great value, this is definitely worth considering. I’d happily book here again.
Hotel BaliAn Resort Yokohama Kannai - Adult Only
Staying at Hotel BaliAn Resort Yokohama Kannai was a truly refreshing experience. The location is incredibly convenient—just a short walk from Kannai Station, making it easy to explore the city without hassle. The room design stands out with its unique, tropical-inspired aesthetic that instantly made me feel like I was on vacation. Everything was thoughtfully arranged, from the cozy bedding to the thoughtful lighting and modern touches. Breakfast was a highlight—fresh, well-prepared, and offered a good variety of options, including local flavors and international favorites. Check-in was smooth and efficient, with friendly staff who went the extra mile to ensure we felt welcome. Despite being an adult-only property, the atmosphere remains warm and inviting. It’s perfect for couples or solo travelers looking for a peaceful retreat in the heart of Yokohama. Highly recommended for anyone seeking comfort, style, and a touch of island vibes in Japan.
Navios Yokohama
Staying at Navios Yokohama was a fantastic experience overall. The room size was just right—not too small, not too big—offering a comfortable and well-proportioned space. Cleanliness stood out; every corner felt fresh and meticulously maintained, which made the stay feel very welcoming. One of the biggest perks? Right across the street is a shopping mall and a convenience store, so grabbing snacks or essentials was super easy without needing to go far. The staff were incredibly friendly and helpful throughout our visit. Breakfast was delicious—especially the Japanese-style set meal with fresh ingredients—but it did repeat daily, so variety could be improved. Still, the quality more than made up for it. With great location, clean rooms, and excellent service, this hotel offers real value. I’d definitely stay here again when visiting Yokohama.
Hotel Route-Inn Yokohama Bashamichi
Staying at Hotel Route-Inn Yokohama Bashamichi was a great experience. The location is super convenient—just a short walk from the subway station, making it easy to explore downtown Yokohama or head to the waterfront. The room was clean, well-maintained, and comfortable, with a cozy bed that ensured a restful night’s sleep. I especially appreciated the private hot tub—perfect for unwinding after a long day of sightseeing. Breakfast was generous and varied, offering both Japanese and Western options, all fresh and tasty. While the hotel is straightforward and doesn’t go overboard with luxury, it delivers exactly what you’d expect from a reliable mid-range stay. Great value for money, ideal for business travelers or families visiting the area. Definitely planning to come back.
Richmond Hotel Yokohama-Bashamichi
I stayed here solo during my trip to Yokohama, and honestly, it exceeded all my expectations. The location is fantastic—just a 2-3 minute walk from the station, with plenty of shops and convenience stores nearby. I didn’t have to go far for snacks or essentials, and the hotel’s front-facing street position made getting in and out super easy. The room was spotless, no signs of dirt or mess, and everything worked perfectly. I appreciated the excellent soundproofing—total silence throughout the night, which made for a peaceful sleep. It was just the right size for one person, with ample space to store luggage. The front desk staff could communicate in basic English, clear and concise, so no confusion. One thing I really liked? The housekeeping option—I could choose whether I wanted them to come in or not, which gave me full control over my privacy. Overall, this place nailed every aspect: convenience, cleanliness, comfort, and friendly service. It’s rare to find such a well-rounded hotel at this price point. I’d definitely stay here again and recommend it to anyone visiting Yokohama.
Hotel the Scene
Staying at this hotel felt like stepping into a romantic, intimate retreat—definitely has that 'love hotel' vibe. Located in Yokohama, it's convenient for exploring the city, but parking is a bit tricky: the multi-level garage requires you to go up to the second floor front desk every time you pick up or drop off your car. Unfortunately, there’s no elevator from the first to the second floor—just stairs—which can be a hassle if you're carrying luggage or not feeling too mobile. The air conditioning in the room isn’t super strong, so cooling down during warmer days might require some patience. One unique feature is the automatic door lock: you need to inform the front desk of your room number to get back in, which adds a layer of privacy and security. On the bright side, the free snacks and drinks are plentiful and well-stocked—perfect for a late-night treat or a quick refreshment. Overall, while not perfect, the quirky charm and thoughtful touches make it a memorable stay, especially if you value privacy and a personalized experience.
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