Shin-Sugita Station × Mansion-Style AccommodationRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

Opened in 1927, the main building has grown alongside Yokohama as a gateway to international culture and is one of Japan’s leading classic Hotels shaped by history. The 18-story tower wing, opened in 1991, also offers modern comfort befitting the international city of Yokohama, and from the front-facing guest rooms you can enjoy sweeping views of Yokohama Port, including the Bay Bridge and Osanbashi Pier.

Limited to two parties per night. In a warm, wood-accented space, this suite is fully equipped with the latest Facility for exceptional sleep and bathing comfort. Enjoy body-friendly organic cuisine, and full support from a dedicated concierge to make your stay even more comfortable. Embraced by the charm of tradition and elevated by today’s high-quality service, you can experience our finest hospitality.

"NIWA," located just a 3-minute walk from JR Yokosuka Line's Kitakamakura Station, is a locally integrated area popular as a sightseeing spot in Kamakura, featuring a tranquil atmosphere, beautiful temples, shops, and restaurants. The building combines traditional sukiya architecture with modern Japanese elements, offering a relaxing stay and happy moments with family and friends. The host proposes Plans and supports a comfortable stay.

In August 2018, a newly built hotel opened in the exotic city of Yokohama! All Rooms are equipped with bathtubs and WiFi. The concept is "Standing in the darkness, sharpening the senses." With dim lighting, tatami mats, shoji screens, and latticework evoking the charm of traditional Japanese houses, the hotel also offers modern comforts such as low-profile pocket coil beds, original Room wear that can be worn outside the premises, and ceramic hot water bottles to warm cold sheets, creating a comfortable space. The hotel features 94 Rooms in 11 diverse types. Among them, the six Rooms on the top floor, named after flowers that bloom and release their fragrance at night, form a premium floor that encapsulates the hotel's concept. This is the birth of a new inn where "the spirit of Japan" and "the ingenuity of the West" blend seamlessly.