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Central Hotel Yokosuka
Central Hotel Yokosuka



Hotel Harbour Yokosuka
Hotel Harbour Yokosuka



Hotel New Port Yokosuka
Hotel New Port Yokosuka



La Vista Yokosuka Kannonzaki Terrace
La Vista Yokosuka Kannonzaki Terrace



ZEKKEI SEASIDE NAHAMA
ZEKKEI SEASIDE NAHAMA



Oceanfront Villa Hale Kahakai
Oceanfront Villa Hale Kahakai



Hotel Metropolitan Kamakura
Hotel Metropolitan Kamakura



Tosei Hotel Cocone Kamakura
Tosei Hotel Cocone Kamakura



Sotetsu Fresa Inn Kamakura Ofuna Higashiguchi
Sotetsu Fresa Inn Kamakura Ofuna Higashiguchi



Hilton Garden Inn Yokohama Minatomirai
Hilton Garden Inn Yokohama Minatomirai



Almont Inn Shonan Fujisawa
Almont Inn Shonan Fujisawa



Smile Hotel Shonan Fujisawa
Smile Hotel Shonan Fujisawa



Hotel MyStays Yokohama
Hotel MyStays Yokohama



JR-East Hotel Mets Yokohama
JR-East Hotel Mets YokohamaGo beyond your typical stay in Yokosuka
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Kurihama
Kurihama invites you to explore its charming mix of natural beauty and Japanese naval history. The famous Flower Park boasts a giant Godzilla slide towering over fields of seasonal blooms, while Perry Park commemorates Commodore Perry's historic 1853 landing with black ship monuments. Traditional shrines tucked into quiet residential streets offer peaceful spots for reflection away from Tokyo's crowds. Family-run restaurants serve up fresh seafood caught from Tokyo Bay at wallet-friendly prices. Getting around requires some planning—the Keikyu Line connects to central Tokyo in about an hour, with local buses linking residential areas to attractions. Choose from modest business hotels or guesthouses for an authentic stay in this serene coastal neighborhood.
Kusugaurachō
Yokosuka's Kusugaurachō neighborhood is home to attractions such as Tokyo Bay and United States Fleet Activities Yokosuka.

Hashirimizu
Hashirimizu feels like you've stumbled upon a secret slice of coastal Japan where locals actually live their lives. The neighborhood hugs Tokyo Bay with walking paths that serve up jaw-dropping views of Mt. Fuji on clear days. Military history buffs will geek out over the National Defense Academy's unique architecture and museum, while nature lovers can catch epic sunsets at Hashirimizu Park or explore the peaceful Kannonzaki Park. Family-run eateries dish up authentic Japanese comfort food without the tourist markup. Getting around requires some planning since buses to central Yokosuka run on limited schedules. The hilly residential streets offer a genuine peek into suburban Japanese life that most visitors to Japan never experience.
Uraga
Yokosuka's Uraga neighborhood offers attractions including Atagoyama Park.
Top landmarks in Yokosuka

Yokosuka Museum of Art

Mikasa Park
Soleil Nooka Park
Kannonzaki Lighthouse
Yokosuka Arts Theatre
Tomyodo Lighthouse
Yokosuka City Museum
COASKA Bayside Shopping Center
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Beneath the shadow of naval history, Yokosuka offers a fascinating blend of Japanese tradition and American influence. At Mikasa Park, climb aboard the restored pre-dreadnought battleship that stands as a floating museum of maritime heritage. Dobuita Street buzzes with quirky shops selling everything from vintage military gear to anime collectibles. The Yokosuka Port Market delivers the day's freshest catches transformed into sushi before your eyes. Art enthusiasts shouldn't miss the Yokosuka Museum of Art with its striking harbor views. The COASKA Bayside Shopping Center provides retail therapy with ocean panoramas. For a peaceful escape, the lighthouse at Kannonzaki Park offers dramatic coastline vistas where Tokyo Bay meets the Pacific.
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Hotel Metropolitan Tokyo Haneda
"The property is a tram ride away from the airport. It was very clean and well maintained. There were a lot of restaurants connected to the hotel and a small convenience store too. The staff was extremely helpful and assisted us getting checked in and they made check out super simple. Breakfast was great. They had a wide variety of food. When I come back I will be staying here again."
Hotel Villa Fontaine Premier Haneda Airport - Directly connected to Haneda Airport Terminal 3
"The hotel is clean, the service staff is very nice, and the accommodation experience is great~"
The Royal Park Hotel Tokyo Haneda Airport Terminal 3
"Adjacent to the terminal 3, it’s super conveniently located. Need to self-check in, but staff came to help me immediately when I stuck. Room was super clean, amenities just sufficient."
Mercure Tokyo Haneda Airport
"The room was a really good size like American hotels however the bathroom was really small. Also the air conditioning didn’t work as good, where I had to call the front desk to turn it on."
Henn na Hotel Tokyo Haneda
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THE KAHALA Hotel & Resort YOKOHAMA
"みなとみらいでもカハラの立地は1ブロック離れておりとても静かでした。 カハラは夏にピッタリなホテルです。 日中は元町、中華街、みなとみらいで楽しみ、夜はラグジュアリーなカハラで非日常を感じ時間を満喫しました。"
APA Hotel & Resort Yokohama Bay Tower
"I stayed in a double room and a single room .For the price it is okay-storage for luggage is under the bed.I find the bathroom very small as a 5’8 when sitting my knees nearly touch the door.Overall I found the single room to be slightly more spacier overall.Would stay here again because of the easy check in and out process.Especially the express check out which was very convenient for catching 5am trains to Narita airport.No complications."
slash kawasaki
"My experience was amazing. Of course, once I get there my card isn’t working, right? Ughhhh. However, the front desk was accommodating and let me still check in and just advised to have it situated prior to departure. Breakfast was amazing, room was cleaned very well, projector instead of a tv was kool and different."
























