What's the area like around Yamashita Park?

Yamashita Park is located in a culturally-rich area of Yokohama known for its major shopping area. If you're looking for a convenient place to stay, check out the 61 hotels and other accommodations you'll find within a mile.

What's the best hotel to stay close to Yamashita Park?

Adjacent to Yamashita Park, Hotel New Grand is one of the top choices for your stay based on our traveler data, and this 4.5-star hotel offers 4 restaurants and free WiFi. Other good choices close by include APA HOTEL&RESORT (YOKOHAMA BAY TOWER) and Hotel JAL City Kannai Yokohama .

What can I see and do near Yamashita Park?

Anpanman Museum, Cupnoodles Museum, and Orbi Yokohama feature a variety of fascinating exhibits to see while you're in town. Explore notable local landmarks like Yokohama Marine Tower, Landmark Tower, and Hikawa Maru. You can watch performances at Kanagawa Kenmin Hall, Kanagawa Arts Theatre, and Yokohama Minato Mirai Hall if you're interested in local theater.

How can I get to Yamashita Park?

With so many transportation options, exploring the area around Yamashita Park is a breeze. Head to Isezakichojamachi Station to catch metro transit. If you're hopping a train into town, Yamate station, Motomachichukagai station, and Ishikawacho station are the closest train stations to Naka.

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Frequently asked questions

: Yamashita Park is located in a culturally-rich area of Yokohama known for its major shopping area. If you’re looking for a convenient place to stay, check out the 61 hotels and other accommodations you’ll find within a mile.
: Adjacent to Yamashita Park, Hotel New Grand is one of the top choices for your stay based on our traveler data, and this 4.5-star hotel offers 4 restaurants and free WiFi. Other good choices close by include APA HOTEL&RESORT (YOKOHAMA BAY TOWER) and Hotel JAL City Kannai Yokohama.
: Anpanman Museum, Cupnoodles Museum, and Orbi Yokohama feature a variety of fascinating exhibits to see while you’re in town. Explore notable local landmarks like Yokohama Marine Tower, Landmark Tower, and Hikawa Maru. You can watch performances at Kanagawa Kenmin Hall, Kanagawa Arts Theatre, and Yokohama Minato Mirai Hall if you’re interested in local theater.
: With so many transportation options, exploring the area around Yamashita Park is a breeze. Head to Isezakichojamachi Station to catch metro transit. If you’re hopping a train into town, Yamate station, Motomachichukagai station, and Ishikawacho station are the closest train stations to Naka.

Recent Reviews in Yamashita Park

Expedia Verified Review…

4 out of 5

Easy drop off location from taxi. The personnel came out to greet us at the street level. Offered a hot towel during check in. The concierge walked us to the elevator and pressed the floor button for us. Super greeting😍…

A verified traveler from Charlotte, NC stayed at Hotel Yokohama Garden

Posted 4 months ago

Hotel Yokohama Garden

Best avoided, pick another hotel…

2 out of 5

Overbearing smell of cigarette smoke everywhere Cramped small room Room cool but corridor hot Handy for Osanbashi cruise Terminal, a 10 minute walk…

A verified traveler from Sydney Australia stayed at Navios Yokohama

Posted over a year ago

Navios Yokohama

Expedia Verified Review…

2 out of 5

Firstly, when I booked an Annex room I wasn’t told in the confirmation that it was a totally separate building from the location on the map in the hostel listing. So when I arrived I had to walk up 5 flights of stairs in a hot building with no elevator to find the reception (why is reception on the 5th floor?!) only to be told I had to go to another building. Second, the listing said share showers were included. It didn’t say you have to pay ¥100 for 4 minutes of running water (you can stop the water to pause the time). This wasn’t the end of the world but it would’ve been nice to know before I booked. Third, the showers and bathroom smelled of mildew and people were being disgusting. The walls are paper thin and I was near the showers so I could hear people spitting and nearly vomiting they were hawking up stuff so hard, IN THE SHOWER. Disgusting! Fourth, men were on the same floor as women so it really felt unsafe. The 2nd floor was painted blue (for boys I thought) and 3rd pink, and white I appreciate they threw gender stereotypes out the window, it was very uncomfortable to run into strange men in the halls. Fifth, the neighborhood is so unsafe. There’s garbage all over the streets and it smells like urine everywhere. On my way there I easily passed about 25-30 homeless looking men lurking about. Some were sleeping, some were drunk, some were just standing in the road... I think there’s some sort of cafe facility nearby for them, but it really felt unsafe.…Firstly, when I booked an Annex room I wasn’t told in the confirmation that it was a totally separate building from the location on the map in the hostel listing. So when I arrived I had to walk up 5 flights of stairs in a hot building with no elevator to find the reception (why is reception on the 5th floor?!) only to be told I had to go to another building. Second, the listing said share showers were included. It didn’t say you have to pay ¥100 for 4 minutes of running water (you can stop the water to pause the time). This wasn’t the end of the world but it would’ve been nice to know before I booked. Third, the showers and bathroom smelled of mildew and people were being disgusting. The walls are paper thin and I was near the showers so I could hear people spitting and nearly vomiting they were hawking up stuff so hard, IN THE SHOWER. Disgusting! Fourth, men were on the same floor as women so it really felt unsafe. The 2nd floor was painted blue (for boys I thought) and 3rd pink, and white I appreciate they threw gender stereotypes out the window, it was very uncomfortable to run into strange men in the halls. Fifth, the neighborhood is so unsafe. There’s garbage all over the streets and it smells like urine everywhere. On my way there I easily passed about 25-30 homeless looking men lurking about. Some were sleeping, some were drunk, some were just standing in the road... I think there’s some sort of cafe facility nearby for them, but it really felt unsafe.

A verified traveler from Kyoto stayed at Hostel Zen

Posted 6 months ago

Hostel Zen