




Hotel New Yokosuka
Spacious central rooms and a breakfast worth getting up for
About this stay
Honcho 1-12 puts this hotel in the middle of the central Yokosuka grid, within the walking triangle formed by the Keikyu and JR station clusters, about sixteen kilometres from Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine in Kamakura and forty-six from Tokyo Haneda Airport. Rooms are unusually spacious for this city, air-conditioned, with private bathrooms that include a bath as well as a shower, slippers and a flat-screen television. There is no communal bath. Guests single out the room size, the attentive staff and the breakfast, which runs to American, buffet and Asian styles alongside a child-friendly spread, and the on-site restaurant carries it through the day. A bar and a lounge handle the evening, a coffee shop the flat hours, and daily housekeeping, laundry, luggage storage, bicycle parking and private parking cover the logistics of a longer stay.
- Spacious central rooms
- Three-style breakfast service
- Bar and lounge
- Private parking on site
Our take
The one to book when room size matters more than shaving two minutes off the walk to a ticket gate, and the breakfast spread justifies a slower morning. Couples rate the location well, and the laundry and luggage storage make it workable mid-trip on a multi-city rail itinerary. It is not the address for a hot spring soak or a tatami floor, and drivers heading for the peninsula will find free parking easier inland.
- Take the full breakfast rather than a convenience-store run, since the American, buffet and Asian spreads are the strong point here.
- Use the laundry mid-trip if you are moving between Japanese cities, then store bags at reception on checkout day.
- Leave the bicycle parking for the coast road, which runs flat towards Mikasa Park and the ferry pier.
Why we love it
- Spacious rooms by central Yokosuka standards
- Breakfast across American, buffet and Asian styles
- Bar, lounge and coffee shop on site
- Laundry, luggage storage and bicycle parking
Why guests love itHotel 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.
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