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Silk Okura-yama Store is a distinctive landmark in Yokohama, Japan, renowned for its exquisite silk products and traditional craftsmanship. The store showcases the essence of Japanese silk culture while incorporating modern design elements, attracting numerous visitors seeking high-quality silk goods. Located in the serene Okura-yama area, the surrounding environment is tranquil and elegant, perfect for a leisurely stroll to soak in the local cultural atmosphere. Whether as a gift or souvenir, the silk products here are an excellent choice.
Yokohama Bay Sheraton Hotel and Towers
Just 1 minute from Yokohama Station, this hotel offers breathtaking bay views and 398 cozy rooms featuring the iconic Sheraton Sweet Sleeper Bed. Recharge at the fitness center, indoor pool, or spa, then unwind with live music at the bar or dine at any of the 7 restaurants. With thoughtful amenities like concierge service and Chinese-friendly hospitality, it’s perfect for both business and leisure escapes!
Hilton Yokohama
Nestled in the heart of Yokohama, this luxurious hotel offers an unbeatable location just a 5-minute walk from the Anpanman Museum and K Arena Yokohama. The Art Deco design adds a touch of elegance, while the 24-hour fitness center and massage services ensure relaxation whenever you need it. With two restaurants and a café, you can enjoy anything from a full meal to a quick snack. The executive lounge and bar provide the perfect spots to unwind with a drink. Stay connected with free WiFi, and let the concierge and multilingual staff assist with your every need. Whether for business or leisure, this hotel is an ideal choice!
Hotel Associa Shin-Yokohama (JR-Central Hotels)
This hotel is a perfect choice for family trips! Directly connected to JR Shin-Yokohama Station, it's super convenient to get around. Nearby attractions like the Shin-Yokohama Ramen Museum and Nissan Stadium make it ideal for kids. The hotel features a kids' play area and children's meals, ensuring little ones have a blast. Rooms are well-equipped with an iron, safe, and 24-hour hot water with a bathtub. The airport shuttle service is a huge plus, saving you time and energy.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about Silk
The Okurayama area blends Japanese and Western flavors. Top recommendations:
- Ramen Alley: Try Yokohama-style pork bone broth at Menya Shono (3-min walk)
- Seafood at Osanbashi Pier: Fresh sashimi bowls with views of Minato Mirai
- Chukagai Panda Buns: Steamed buns from Yokohama Chinatown's oldest bakery
The hotel's Silk Lounge serves Shonan fruit parfaits using Kanagawa ingredients. Consider purchasing the Minato Mirai Line Day Pass for nearby attractions like the Red Brick Warehouse.
Around Hotel Silk Okurayama near Okurayama Station, highlights include:
- Japanese BBQ: 'Oyama Yakiniku' (5-min walk) serves premium Kanagawa wagyu
- Local izakaya: 'Isomaru Suisan' by the station offers fresh seafood and sake
- Signature desserts: The hotel's Silk Atelier sells limited-edition Yokohama pudding
- Chinatown delights: Take the Tokyu Toyoko Line (15 mins) for dim sum and Peking duck
Transport tip: Transfer at Kikuna Station from Toyoko Line to Yokohama Line (9 mins to Okurayama).
Around Silk Okura Yamate Hotel in Yokohama, you'll find these highlights:
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Top Attractions:
- Okura Museum of Art: Traditional Japanese garden with historic exhibits (10-min walk)
- Yokohama Cosmo World: Iconic Ferris wheel and amusement park (15-min by subway)
- Yamashita Park: Stunning harbor night views (Take JR Negishi Line to Sakuragicho Station)
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Food Specialties:
- Local Flavors: Steamed buns and noodles at Yokohama Chinatown (20-min subway ride)
- Near Hotel: Try oden (fishcake stew) and fresh seafood at izakayas near Okura Yamate Station
Transport Tip: The hotel is close to JR Okura Yamate Station, with easy access to Minato Mirai 21 and Red Brick Warehouse areas.
Here are some distinctive hotels near Silk Okura-yama:
- Yokohama Royal Park Hotel - Located in the Landmark Tower, offering spectacular city views and within walking distance to Silk Okura-yama.
- Okura-yama Hotel - Features traditional Japanese style with onsen baths, perfect for experiencing authentic culture.
- Yokohama Sakuragicho Washington Hotel - Modern design with excellent transport links, close to shopping centers.
The Silk Okura-yama itself is a renowned luxury hotel famous for its exquisite service and Michelin-starred restaurants, though at premium prices.
When staying at Silk Okura Yamate Hotel, don't miss these specialties:
- Yokohama Ramen: Famous for soy-based broth with chashu, try classics like "Yoshimuraya".
- Shumai: Steamed dumplings in Chinatown with delicate wrappers.
- Kaisen-don: Fresh seafood bowls near Yamashita Park. The hotel is 10-min walk to Okura Yamate shopping area, where izakayas serve oden and yakitori for late-night bites.
Traveler Reviews
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Yokohama Bay Sheraton Hotel and Towers
This was easily the best hotel I've stayed at during my trip. The room was spacious and incredibly comfortable, with excellent soundproofing—finally, a good night's sleep without any disturbances! The breakfast spread was outstanding, featuring fresh, locally sourced ingredients that were both delicious and wholesome. Staff were professional and attentive throughout our stay. The only minor drawback is that although there are five elevators, only one operates at peak times, leading to waits of about five minutes—slightly inconvenient, but completely overshadowed by how amazing everything else was. Overall, an exceptional experience with fantastic value, and I’d definitely come back.
Hilton Yokohama
My wife and I stayed at Hilton Yokohama and honestly, the experience was absolutely outstanding. The location is perfect—just a short walk from the waterfront, where we enjoyed breathtaking night views of the city lights reflecting on the sea. Our room had floor-to-ceiling windows offering an open view of the vibrant skyline and ocean, creating such a romantic atmosphere. The room itself was spacious, clean, and beautifully designed, with premium bedding that made for a truly restful night’s sleep. Even the toiletries felt luxurious and thoughtfully chosen. The staff went above and beyond—friendly, efficient, and always ready to help. They gave us great local recommendations that made our trip even more memorable. From seamless check-in to smooth checkout, everything flowed effortlessly. Whether you're here for a romantic getaway, a relaxing escape, or convenient access to attractions, this hotel delivers on every level. Highly recommend it for couples or families looking for comfort, style, and excellent service.
Hotel Associa Shin-Yokohama (JR-Central Hotels)
My stay at Hotel Associa Shin-Yokohama was a positive experience overall. The room was clean and fresh with no unpleasant odors—very reassuring. Breakfast options were limited, but the drink selection was quite good, offering variety. That said, the food wasn’t served hot enough, and the taste was just average. Still, the location more than makes up for it—super convenient for transit, with easy access to Yokohama’s city center and Tokyo via train. If you’re looking for a reliable, well-located base in the area, this hotel delivers great value. A solid choice for travelers prioritizing convenience.
Shin Yokohama Prince Hotel
Staying at Shin Yokohama Prince Hotel felt like being in the heart of a bustling urban oasis. The hotel stands as the tallest building in Shin-Yokohama, and its rooftop bar offers one of the best views—directly facing Mount Fuji. On clear days, the distant silhouette of the iconic peak is simply breathtaking. The lobby connects seamlessly to Prince Peppe Mall, where you can easily access subway and JR stations, plus there’s a large drugstore and another shopping complex nearby with stores like Uniqlo, GU, an electronics store, sushi bars, Western restaurants, and even more dining options. Shopping and dining are all within walking distance. While the single room is compact, the spacious bathtub was a real highlight, and the window-side sofa area made it easy to store personal items. For families, upgrading to a larger twin room greatly improves comfort. And if you want to get closer to Fuji, just hop on a train for 30 minutes to Kamakura and walk down to the beach—the perfect photo spot. Plus, getting into Tokyo from Yokohama is super convenient. Overall, this hotel delivers great value and unforgettable experiences.
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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.
Hotel Plumm
I stay at Hotel Plumm every time I visit Yokohama for work—about once every six months—and it never disappoints. This time, I went with the Chinese breakfast option, which was delicious and authentic. The room was spotless, well-designed, and very functional—perfect for both business and relaxation. Everything is thoughtfully laid out, making the stay super comfortable. It's one of those places that just feels right, and I’ll definitely be back next time I’m in Yokohama.
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.
Lagunasuite Shinyokohama
Staying here is a no-brainer for business trips—right next to the station, super convenient for commuting. The room is much larger than typical Japanese hotels, with a clean and spacious feel. I was really impressed by how affordable it is for the quality. The breakfast is simple but satisfying—just a bento box and coffee, which feels like a great value. I’ve stayed here multiple times and will definitely come back. Thanks for such a comfortable and hassle-free experience!
Hotel the Knot Yokohama
Staying at Hotel the Knot Yokohama was an absolute highlight of our trip to Yokohama. The location couldn’t be better—just a 6-minute walk from Yokohama West Exit, with the hotel’s backside buzzing with life. A quick 5-minute stroll gets you to Don Quijote and a 100% coffee shop, while the nearest major shopping destination, Takashimaya, is just around the corner. What truly made our stay unforgettable was the incredible service from front desk staff, especially Ms. Kawakami. She went above and beyond to help us recover our lost passport and backpack by coordinating with the subway station—truly lifesaving! The room was spacious, spotlessly clean, and thoughtfully designed with a calming vibe. Everything about this place—from convenience to hospitality—was top-notch. If you're visiting Yokohama, this hotel is a must-book.
Hotel Yokohama Camelot Japan
I stayed here because of a concert event, and I couldn’t be happier with the experience! The staff at the lobby were all incredibly kind—when I was heading out to the venue, one of them even said, 'Have a great time, enjoy yourself!' with such a warm smile. It really made my day. I also appreciated being able to store my luggage, which was super convenient since I didn’t want to carry everything around. The location is perfect for events—it’s just a short ride away from the concert hall via public transit. Everything about this stay felt thoughtfully designed for guests. If I ever have another show in Yokohama, I’ll definitely book here again. Highly recommend!
Best Western Yokohama
Staying at the Best Western Yokohama was an absolute pleasure. The location is excellent—just a short walk from the train station, making it super convenient for getting around. There are plenty of convenience stores nearby, so you can grab snacks or essentials anytime. Dining options are also great; I enjoyed a meal at Sally's and even found a cozy dumpling shop right around the corner. It’s not in a remote area at all—safe, lively, and very accessible. What really stood out was how close it is to the airport, which made my travel experience stress-free. For the price and the convenience, this hotel offers incredible value. I’ll definitely be back.
Toyoko Inn Yokohama Shiei-Chikatetsu Center Minami-Eki
I always book Toyoko Inn when traveling solo in Japan, and this one near Yokohama Shiei-Chikatetsu Center Minami Station was a great choice. Being on the quieter side of the hotel gave me excellent privacy—perfect for a solo traveler like me. The place was spotless, and the staff were incredibly polite and helpful. Location-wise, it's super convenient to get around Yokohama via subway—just a short ride into the city center. What I didn’t expect? My room is literally right next to a fire station. At 3 AM, a loud alarm went off—I panicked thinking we were evacuating! But being alone and not understanding Japanese, I had no idea what was happening. Then, to top it all off, an earthquake hit while I was still lying there, stunned. I just stayed put and waited it out—laughing at how chaotic and unexpected it all was. Despite the surprises, the room was clean, quiet, and comfortable. It’s a solid stay with great value, and I’d definitely come back.
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