6 Best Hotels near Shin-Yokohama Station
On the Shinkansen Doorstep · By Arena & Nissan Stadium
Walk straight onto the bullet train · from ¥7,000

Picture this — you step off the Shinkansen early in the morning, roll your bag into the lift in the same building, and you're at your room without setting foot outdoors in the sun or rain. Hotel Associa Shin-Yokohama is exactly that: a hotel in the same building as Shin-Yokohama Station — part of the JR-Central Hotels group run by JR itself, so the connection to the Shinkansen is effortless. It scores 9.3 from 570 Trip.com reviews and 8.7 from 2,110 on Booking. Most rooms are on high floors looking out over the Yokohama cityscape, and guests say the same thing again and again: this is the most convenient base for anyone connecting onward by Shinkansen — heading to Osaka, Kyoto or Nagoya in the morning is just a walk downstairs onto the train. It's a 5-min walk to Yokohama Arena too, so it's great for a concert. Honestly, ¥15K for a location attached to the Shinkansen station like this is fair value.

If the main point of your trip is a concert at Yokohama Arena, the Daiwa Roynet Hotel Shin-Yokohama is the closest pick to the Arena in this list — just a 3-minute walk. When the show ends you stroll back to your room, no fighting the trains in the crowd. It's part of the Daiwa Roynet group, known for modern, clean rooms with a generous work desk and an amenity corner where you can grab free toiletries. It scores 8.2 on Booking and ranks #24 of 115 Yokohama hotels on TripAdvisor. It's a 5-min walk to Shin-Yokohama Station too, so the Shinkansen connection is still easy. Guests praise the location, the cleanliness and the friendly staff. Honestly, ¥10K for a 4-star that's a 3-min walk from the Arena is great value if you're here for a concert.

The Best Western Hotel Fino Shin-Yokohama is the pick for a good-looking room on an attainable budget · a 5-min walk to Shin-Yokohama Station. It's a 108-room hotel in the Best Western group with modern, clean rooms in warm neutral tones with green accents. On Trip.com it has 449 reviews, of which 433 are positive, and it ranks #35 of 114 Yokohama hotels on TripAdvisor. It has an in-house gym — rare in a hotel this size. Guests praise the friendly staff who help with luggage, and the clean rooms. Honestly, if you want a room that looks better than your average business hotel on a ¥9K budget near the Shinkansen station, this one fits.

The Shin Yokohama Grace Hotel is a budget 3-star that plenty of guests praise for being roomier than your typical business hotel · a 3-min walk to Shin-Yokohama Station. Its overall Booking score is 8.1, but the interesting part is the sub-scores — staff 8.7, cleanliness 8.6, comfort 8.6, all high. Guests describe the rooms as open and airy, not the cramped feeling you get in narrow standard rooms. There are 2 in-house restaurants and a 24-hour reception, and it's a ~5-min walk to Yokohama Arena, so it works for a concert too. Honestly, from ¥8K for a room that's more spacious than usual and a 3-min walk to the station, this is a budget pick that delivers great value.

If you're on a budget but want some real extras — the Super Hotel Shinyokohama is the pick with a public hot-spring onsen plus free breakfast, starting at just ¥7,000. The reason a lot of people come here is that after a concert or a full day out, you can go down and soak in the onsen to ease your legs before bed. The scores are interesting: Trip.com gives it 9.0, and Booking 7.9 from 3,490 reviews (a very large sample), with a staff sub-score as high as 8.8. There's a pillow menu so you can pick the pillow you like, and it's part of the Super Hotel group known for value and being eco-minded. To be straight with you — the rooms are small, in Super Hotel style, built for sleeping rather than space, but an onsen plus free breakfast at this price is hard to find anywhere. It suits budget travellers who want an onsen.

The Shin Yokohama Prince Hotel is the round 42-floor tower that serves as the landmark of the Shin-Yokohama district. Its standout is the high-floor rooms with panoramic city views, which the budget hotels in this area simply can't offer. It's also the most complete location in this list for event-goers — a 3-min walk to Yokohama Arena and 2 minutes by car to Nissan Stadium — so it works for both concerts and football. It's a 3-min walk to Shin-Yokohama Station. Scores spread across platforms — HotelsCombined 8.1 from 5,678 reviews, HRS 8.4, Booking 7.9 from 3,245. Guests praise the views, the location and the helpful staff. To be straight with you — the tower has been open a long time and some corners feel older than the newer hotels in the area, but if a high view plus walking distance to both the Arena and the Stadium is your priority, this is the best pick for event-goers.