Featured Hotels Near Mount Houdaiyama

Hyatt Regency Yokosuka provides panoramic ocean and harbor views from its upper-floor rooms, with direct access to the Mount Pao hiking trail just 3 minutes away. The hotel features a traditional Japanese garden and an open-air hot spring bath, allowing guests to unwind after exploring the historic site. For exclusive rates and room upgrades, book via the HopeGoo app

Marriott Yokosuka is ideal for families, located steps from the Mount Pao trailhead and military ship exhibition area. The hotel offers spacious family suites, indoor pool, and a dedicated kids’ activity room. Complimentary shuttle service to major attractions and multilingual staff ensure smooth travel for all ages. Its accessible tour guide program helps seniors and children explore the historical path safely and enjoyably

From the Mount Pao trail exit, follow the Yokosuka Port East Greenway for about 8 minutes to reach Ukifune Dining Hall, a century-old eatery famous for fresh seafood bowls and Yokosuka-style grilled fish. Along the way, you’ll pass a small monument detailing U.S.-Japan naval exchanges in the 19th century. Visit in the evening to enjoy sunset views while savoring local flavors and experiencing history through taste

Grand Hyatt Yokosuka’s rooftop terrace rooms deliver breathtaking 360-degree views of the Yokosuka harbor and Mount Pao’s illuminated pathways. The floor-to-ceiling glass walls showcase nightly scenes of ships sailing and city lights shimmering across the bay. The hotel also offers nighttime guided tours to hidden vantage points, sharing insights into Mount Pao’s Cold War-era strategic significance—transforming a simple view into a story-rich experience

Hilton Garden Inn Yokosuka sits directly at the base of Mount Pao, with lobby access to the main trail entrance. Free electric luggage carts assist with transfers, and the hotel offers a Mount Pao Day Explorer Package including tickets, audio guides, and refreshments. Guests can hike early or late to avoid crowds and return for a quiet moment at the on-site Japanese tea lounge, enjoying matcha and wagashi in serene surroundings

The North Observation Deck and Old Artillery Command Post Ruins are perfect for photography. The former captures sweeping harbor and ship views, while the latter’s weathered stone walls and engraved plaques create a rich vintage aesthetic. Hotels like InterContinental Yokosuka provide a dedicated photo corner with free rental options (kimono/military uniforms) and scenic backdrops. Use a tripod during golden hour to capture layered lighting and dramatic silhouettes