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I would choose Hotel New Port Yokosuka for a family that wants a little outdoor space in town: every room has its own balcony and a private bathroom, in the Ogawacho block of the harbour district. The Italian restaurant is described as family-friendly and serves lunch daily as well as the buffet breakfast, which keeps meals simple with children. A terrace, a lounge and a 24-hour front desk round it out. It is rated 8.7 from 298 reviews, a strong score for Yokosuka.

Hotel New Yokosuka is known for spacious rooms, which matters when a family shares one space for several nights. Breakfast comes in American, buffet and Asian styles, so picky eaters usually find something. The 24-hour front desk, laundry and luggage storage make a stop mid-trip easier, and private parking is on site. The listing does not mention family rooms, play areas or a pool, so plan days out in central Yokosuka and around the peninsula.

Mercure Yokosuka suits a family that wants a harbour-side base with simple connections. The Keikyu Shioiri Station is a one-minute walk away, the Yokosuka Arts Theatre is five minutes on foot and JR Yokosuka Station about ten. Air-conditioned rooms have floor-to-ceiling windows, a personal safe and a minibar, and the nineteenth-floor restaurant looks over Yokosuka Bay. A bar on the ground floor makes an easy evening stop for the adults.

La vista Yokosuka Kannonzaki Terrace gives families a proper short break from Tokyo: an outdoor swimming pool looking over the water, table tennis, and sea-view rooms with balconies. Parents get the hot spring bath, open-air bath and sauna once children are asleep. The cape is quiet in the evening and the free shuttle from the Keikyu line sets the rhythm of any outing, so I would plan to stay on site rather than sightsee. Guests rate it 8.3 from 92 reviews.

Goddess is a practical choice for a family stay in central Yokosuka, though it is set up first for working travellers. Every room has a microwave, a toaster and an electric kettle, enough for breakfasts and simple snacks, and the private bathroom has a bathtub, useful with small children. A lift helps with pushchairs and luggage, and bicycle parking suits families who explore by bike. The 8.1 score from 41 reviews points to a tidy, functional stay in the Honcho area.

I would pick Shonan OVA for a family that travels by car and wants the evening plan on site: a garden and terrace, BBQ facilities and a karaoke room keep everyone together without a drive into town. Rooms are air-conditioned with a bath, a refrigerator and a flat-screen TV, and parking is free on site. Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine in Kamakura is about thirteen kilometres away for a day out. It holds a 7.6 rating from 334 reviews.

Hotel Harbour Yokosuka has small touches that help families: the front desk lends a humidifier, a thermometer and a nail clipper, and the lobby lounge serves free coffee and tea. Rooms are bright but compact, with a small fridge and a seating area. Transport is the real strength: JR Yokosuka Station is six minutes on foot and Keikyu Shioiri a few steps away, Kamakura is twenty minutes by train, and Haneda Airport an hour on the Keikyu line.

I would choose 湘南リリーフ for a family on a road trip around the Miura Peninsula that prefers a quiet inland base to the port. Rooms look out over wooded slopes, the public bath is a good end to the day, and free on-site parking makes coming and going easy. Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine in Kamakura is about thirteen kilometres away for a day out. Breakfast is à la carte, and yukata come with the rooms. It holds a 7.0 rating from 198 reviews.