Where to stay & onsen

A ryokan or hot-spring inn旅館・温泉宿

Dinner and breakfast brought to you, a bath, and floor bedding laid out while you eat. The price is per person and includes both meals.

A city hotelホテル

Clean, small, reliable and priced per room. Right for early trains, late arrivals and anyone travelling with a large suitcase.

A guesthouse or minshuku民宿・ゲストハウス

Family-run, cheaper, and often the only option in the countryside.

APA Hotel & Resort Yokohama Bay Towerアパホテル＆リゾート 横浜ベイタワー — A-pa Ho-te-ru

This is the one to aim for in Kanagawa if you want a city night rather than an inn. It is a 35-storey tower with 2,311 rooms — among the largest hotels in Japan — on the Yokohama waterfront, with a large bath house on an upper floor looking out over the harbour.

• The bath is the reason to choose this over an ordinary city hotel. There is a large indoor bath and an open-air bath, and the view from them is the harbour and the towers of Minatomirai.
• 2,311 rooms means it is almost never full. If your plans move, or if you are deciding late, this is the room you can still get in Yokohama on a Saturday.
• Rooms are priced per room, not per person, which makes it far cheaper for two or three people than an inn that charges each guest with meals.
• Yokohama is twenty-five to thirty minutes from central Tokyo, so this also works as a base for Tokyo at a lower price — with a bath and a sea view that central Tokyo hotels rarely have.

Where

Yokohama waterfront — about three minutes on foot from Bashamichi station (exit 4) on the Minatomirai line

Address

Kita-nakadori, Naka-ku, Yokohama

Telephone

0570-055-111
This number begins 0570. Numbers like this are a Japanese domestic service and often cannot be dialled from a foreign mobile or from outside Japan. If it does not connect, book through the official site instead, or ask your hotel or your hotel front desk in Japan to place the call for you.

Booking

Through the official site, or the booking services below

Checked 2026-08-17