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4.7/5 627 reviews
2-14-1 Naka-ku Shinko, Yokohama

231-0001, Japan

Reservations 1 888 IC HOTELS (1 888 424 6835)

Front Desk 81-45-3071111


0.63 mi (1.01km) from City Center
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4.5/5 2588 reviews
1-1-1 Minatomirai, Nishi-Ku, Yokohama

220-8522, Japan

Reservations 1 888 IC HOTELS (1 888 424 6835)

Front Desk 81-45-2232222


0.89 mi (1.43km) from City Center
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4.6/5 2172 reviews
26-32/F Shinagawa East One Tower, 2-16-1 Konan, Minato-ku, Tokyo

108-8282, Japan

Reservations 1 888 IC HOTELS (1 888 424 6835)

Front Desk 81-03-57831111


13.33 mi (21.45km) from City Center
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Hotel Indigo Tokyo Shibuya in Yokohama, Japan
Hotel Indigo Tokyo Shibuya in Yokohama, Japan

2-25-12 Dogenzaka, Shibuya-ku

150-0043, Japan

Reservations 1 877 8 INDIGO (1 877 846 3446)

Front Desk 81-3-67127470


14.78 mi (23.78km) from City Center
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4.6/5 2439 reviews
1-16-2 Kaigan, Minato-Ku, Tokyo

105-8576, Japan

Reservations 1 888 IC HOTELS (1 888 424 6835)

Front Desk 81-3-54042222


15.41 mi (24.79km) from City Center
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4.3/5 2418 reviews
1-12-33 Akasaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo

107-0052, Japan

Reservations 1 888 IC HOTELS (1 888 424 6835)

Front Desk 81-3-35051111


15.95 mi (25.66km) from City Center
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3 Chome-4-7 Nishishinjuku, Shinjuku City, Tokyo

160-0023, Japan

Reservations 1 800 546 7866

Front Desk 81-03-62581111


16.5 mi (26.55km) from City Center
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Yokohama City Guide

Visiting Yokohama – A City Guide
Although Yokohama is part of Greater Tokyo, it’s also a vibrant port city in its own right. It may be closely connected to the vast Japanese capital, but it has a rich history, buzzing nightlife, exciting shops and restaurants and futuristic waterfront to rival its bigger neighbour.

Yokohama: city layout and top attractions
Yokohama sprawls inland from its port area, south of Tokyo on the Pacific Ocean. Minato Mirai 21 forms the central district for business, retail, dining and entertainment, and incorporates many hotels. Built on reclaimed land at the waterfront, its highrise landmarks include Yokohama Landmark Tower and the iconic ferris wheel Cosmo Clock 21, both offering sweeping views across Tokyo Bay.

Although it’s Japan’s second largest city, with an extensive public transport system, Yokohama is still quite walkable. You can easily stroll from Minato Mirai to the waterfront promenades of Osanbashi Pier and Yamashita Park. The nearby Yamate district, once a hub for the city’s foreign population, is full of pleasant European-style green spaces, with a stylish commercial thoroughfare along Motomachi. Just beyond lies Chinatown, the largest neighbourhood of its kind in Japan, attracting crowds of diners and shoppers.

The concierge recommends…

  • A visit to the Sky Garden observation deck, inside Yokohama Landmark Tower. On a clear day you can see all the way to Mount Fuji.
  • A Seabass boat tour from the dock near Yokohama Station to Yamashita Park, for a breezy ride across the bay.
  • A visit to the waterfront Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse, a popular spot to eat, shop, drink craft beer and watch concerts inside a single historic maritime building.

Eating Out in Yokohama
Tokyo’s reputation for world-class dining extends to Yokohama, where you can eat fine French cuisine and formal, multi-course Japanese kaiseki meals in Michelin-starred restaurants. You’ll also find low-cost, high-quality favourites in tempura and sushi bars lining the city’s abundant malls and food courts.

Minato Mirai 21 draws hungry locals and visitors to the waterfront. Options range from yakitori chicken skewers in small grill restaurants to upscale establishments with spectacular views on the 68th floor of Yokohama Landmark Tower. A little further inland, Shin-Yokohama Ramen Museum has a whole floor recreating a street in 1950s Tokyo, with working ramen noodle shops. Nearby Chinatown is filled with hawkers selling Cantonese-style street food and family restaurants specialising in spicy Szechuan cooking.

The chef recommends...

  • Gyunabe: Hearty local hot pot inspired by the beef-heavy diet of former foreign visitors to the port.
  • Sanma-men: Yokohama variation on classic ramen noodles, with hot soy sauce and stir-fried vegetables.
  • Nikuman: Beloved meat-filled steamed buns attracting locals to Chinatown.

Shopping in Yokohama
A historic port city, Yokohama has been a major hub of commerce for centuries. The modern city has vast waterfront malls and bayside outlet parks, highrise department stores and fashionable shopping streets. Chinatown is a retail destination in itself.

Much of Minato Mirai 21 is given over to shopping, with high-end malls like Queens East and Collet Mare. Waterfront Yokohama Landmark Tower and Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse also have whole floors of clothing and electronics stores. Motomachi Shopping Street, in the Yamate district, is home to international boutiques and local businesses stocking Hama Tra – official products of Yokohama Traditional Fashion. Chinatown shops are popular for gifts and souvenirs, from herbal teas to cheongsam dresses.

Yokohama markets

  • Yokohama Marine Tower Sunday Market: Upscale flea market held in a modern, highrise lighthouse overlooking Yamashita Park.
  • Minato Mirai 21 Flea Market: Browse for Japanese crafts and clothes at a bayside run of stalls, between the main waterfront shopping area and Nippon-Maru ship museum.
  • Yokohama City Central Wholesale Market: This bustling space for local merchants and vendors is a good place to shop for fresh seafood. It also features some restaurants offering fresh food with ingredients from the market.

Culture & Nightlife in Yokohama
Yokohama culture draws on its rich maritime history. Many attractions are clustered around the port, from old sailing vessels to waterfront museums. It’s an arty city too, with Japanese and international masterpieces at world-class galleries. After dark, try the atmospheric drinking dens of Chinatown or dress up for a night out in one of Minato Mirai’s highrise bayside cocktail bars.

By day, the waterfront attracts crowds of visitors to the famous Yokohama Museum of Art and Yokohama Port Museum aboard the decommissioned 1930s ship, Nippon Maru. By night, well-dressed customers fill stylish bars and clubs overlooking the port. Yamashitacho, behind Yamashita Park, is packed with popular spots for live jazz and signature cocktails, including themed bars resembling old American speakeasies and frontier saloons. Yamate has western-style pubs and traditional Japanese izakaya taverns.

Alternative museums in Yokohama

  • Cup Noodles Museum: High-tech waterfront space dedicated to the famous instant ramen cup noodles. Invent your own recipe, and design your own cup.
  • Tattoo Museum: Learn about the Japanese approach to body art and see fine-detailed examples with Japanese tattoo artist Horiyoshi III.
  • NYK Maritime Museum: The 1930s-vintage ocean liner Hikawa Maru now serves as a floating museum, with most of its original features restored.

Leisure in Yokohama
Yokohama is best known for its iconic waterfront skyline. Minato Mirai 21 offers both historic maritime attractions and futuristic entertainments, from floating ship museums to the gaming and amusement floor of the World Porters complex. This is also a city of parks, gardens and green spaces amid the neon sprawl.

The bayside is ringed with popular spots for strolls and picnics. Aka-Renga Park and Yamashita Park are especially comfortable places to sit on the grass at sunset. Yamate’s Harbour View Park looks out over Yokohama Bay Bridge. Nearby Sankeien is a large Japanese garden with flowers, cherry blossoms and traditional teahouses.

Family-friendly attractions in Yokohama

Top Rated Yokohama Hotels


眺望と細やかな対応がよい
By 100tarou
チェックインの際、クルージングについて聞いたが、隣のカウンターで聞いていたスタッフの方が、さっとクルージングの資料を出してきてくれた。 チェックアウトの際、こちらの不手際で破損してしまったものがあり、その旨を伝えると、「お怪我はありませんでしたか」との言葉があった。また、こまかいアメニティの要望も、スムーズに受けてくれた。 海側の眺望は、船の出入りや昼夜の景色の変化等を楽しめた。 また、宿泊 [More] 者限定のクルージングも、近隣の施設を理解できて、楽しい時間をすごせた。 [Less]
Great experience
By Deebee55
Hotel staff responded right away to question ask before I came to japan about how to get there by bus or train. From time we got there, greeted right away. Live everything very close by. Great time [More] there. [Less]
再渡航の前泊利用
By バンビさん
今回は一時帰国の再渡航のための前泊として利用させていただきました。羽田空港までのアクセスも京急直通あるので便利です。 インターコンチの中では横浜が一番のお気に入り! 次回は、クラブラウンジ利用や朝食をゆっくりと取って利用したいです。 [Less]
ラウンジでのドリンクの提供に時間がかかる
By pink_piggy
久しぶりにクラブインターコンチネンタルラウンジを利用した。夕方のカクテルタイムにアルコールはオーダーする必要があるが、とにかく待たされた。 ボトルをフードと同じエリアにおいてくれれば自分で注ぐのにと散々思った。 [Less]
Another great stay
By ejnevin
Excellent hotel, staff & rooms! Breakfast is great quality. Location can’t be beat. The concierge staff is extremely knowledgeable. The staff is professional and accommodating. It’s a great hotel in [More] an excellent location. Highly recommended. [Less]
Great staff, great food, great location!
By MrKriston
I often stay at this hotel when traveling to Tokyo. The staff is always very friendly, and the concierge is very helpful making reservations at local restaurants, since I don't speak much Japanese. [More] It's a short walking distance to the Ginza line, and there are plenty of attractions nearby. [Less]
Short visit, but top quality!
By Ganshon
I had a short business trip to a company nearby. In the past, I have stayed at Hotel Indigo in San Diego, and several Holiday Inn Expresses, but this is my first time to stay at an Interncontinental [More] Hotel. I kind of knew what to expect, as I had visited this particular hotel in the past when I used to live in Tokyo nearly 25 years ago. Now, as an actual customer, I was very impressed with the level of service at the hotel. Since this was basically a short stay (1 full day in Tokyo, with arrival and departure day), it is very convenient from HND. I could have taken the monorail to Hamamatsu-cho, and then either walked or transferred to Yurikamome line to Takeshiba, which would just drop me off in front of the hotel, but opted for taxi since I didn't want to sweat in the heat. Luckily, it was obon season, so traffic was relatively light, but even with heavy traffic, I would not think it would take very long to arrive to the hotel. For this time, it was about 15-20 mins. Upon arrival at the hotel, the staff was already out to grab my bags, and usher me into the lobby to help me get checked in. While waiting in line, someone greeted me, and escorted me to the correct line. Checking-in was a breeze, and I was stoked that I got an automatic upgrade. When I got into the room, the windows were open, and I had a magnificent view of Tokyo Bay. I had a clear view of the Fuji TV ball, and all of Odaiba! :) A few minutes later, there was a knock on the door, and a nice lady brought my bags in for me. I had spoken with her a few minutes earlier, when she was greeting me at the elevator. We had a nice chat about the Duty Free Johnny Walker I had bought for a friend I was meeting later that evening, and this actually helped set the tone for the rest of my stay. I have never encountered a friendlier staff at a hotel before. My first order of business was to find a convenience store because I forgot to pack socks, and because I just love going to convenience stores in Japan. Luckily, Family Mart wasn't too far away. I bought way too many snacks and drinks, but more to bring home. :) The location of the hotel is very convenient for what I was doing. My friend came by, and told me that since it was Obon season, not a lot of restaurants were open. We ended up taking a short taxi ride into Tsukiji and found Sushi Zanmai was open. Later, a bunch of other friends wanted to meet up in Azabu-Juban area, and that was a fairly quick taxi ride away as well. When I got up in the morning, the hotel breakfast catered more towards Chinese and Western palettes, but it was convenient, reasonably priced, and also featured another magnificent view of Tokyo Bay. After finishing up, I noticed that I was able to walk out onto a deck to take in the sight without a window. In fact, from there, I could walk directly to Takeshiba station without needing to cross the street, since I was on the 3rd floor. As I was strolling around in the early morning, I just kept walking around, and discovered that after passing the train station, there was a bridge that lead right into the building where my meeting was going to be held. This was certainly too good to be true! For this trip, for the proximity to the airport and to my meeting, I was able to maximize my time in Tokyo to its fullest. Combined with the excellent staff, clean room, and awesome views, this was by far one of the best business trips ever. In the future, I will be staying here again, as I will need to start visiting my customer more often! :) So happy to have chosen Hotel Intercontinental Tokyo Bay. [Less]
Excellent view
By northpolesky
The view from the rooms is magnificent. You can see either the whole Tokyo bay or the river between the city and the hotel. It is very quiet inside the room and the bed is firm to the point. I would [More] definitely recommend this property. One catch is that the gym is for minimalists; cardio machines are good and that's about it. [Less]
Great service
By Wakk45
Very comfortable with great attention and service. Highly recommended, especially for business travel. Staff were very pleasant and professional [Less]

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