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Property Overview
Graceful elegance and superlative hospitality on the Yokohama waterfront.
The Kahala brings graceful elegance and superlative hospitality to the Yokohama waterfront. The new hotel is the first sister property to Hawaii’s beloved Kahala Hotel & Resort, that boasts a fifty year history of unparalleled hospitality. The new Japanese hotel offers the same tradition and prestige as the respected Hawaii hotel. Modern aesthetic brings a new style of omotenashi. Guestrooms and suites, some with panoramic views of the Minato Mirai district, were ingeniously designed to provide comfortable, relaxing spaces. The elegant spaces were designed with the concept of “crystal modern” in mind, inviting guests into a mood of deep relaxation. The hotel has varied culinary options, from traditional Japanese set within a dining waterscape that makes guests feel like they are floating in a vast water garden, to delectable Italian cuisine with views of Minato Mirai. A spa and fitness center allow for a refresh of the mind and body. The pool’s unmatched view looks overs Rinko Park and the tree-lined boulevard leading to Yokohama Port. A state-of-the-art gym is also available for guests and equipped with the latest fitness equipment from Technogym and personal trainers by request. Nearby, Yokohama Chinatown, Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse and the port await travelers.
Property Highlights
1 / Concierge
A guest relations team, led by the President of the Japan Concierge Association, will assist guests with world-class hospitality.
2 / Spa
This spa offers an oasis of calm in a busy city. Enjoy the scenery of Yokohama while receiving esthetic treatments using Hawaiian oils and Hawaiian-style relaxation massage.
3 / Dining
Dining options include both Japanese and Italian restaurants, both with gorgeous views. There is also a lounge with specially-blended coffees and teas, as well as signature cocktails born in Yokohama.
Property Highlights
1 / Concierge
A guest relations team, led by the President of the Japan Concierge Association, will assist guests with world-class hospitality.
2 / Spa
This spa offers an oasis of calm in a busy city. Enjoy the scenery of Yokohama while receiving esthetic treatments using Hawaiian oils and Hawaiian-style relaxation massage.
3 / Dining
Dining options include both Japanese and Italian restaurants, both with gorgeous views. There is also a lounge with specially-blended coffees and teas, as well as signature cocktails born in Yokohama.
Rooms
Features
- Total Rooms: 137
- Total Suites: 9
- Local Car Transportation - On Request
- Exclusive Excursions For Hotel Guests
- Fitness Center
- Wellness/Fitness Spa
- Swimming Pool(s)
Local Information
The Kahala Hotel & Resort Yokohama
1-1-3, Minatomirai, Nishi-ku, Yokohama 220-0012 Japan
22 km/14 mi Haneda Airport (HND); 100 km/62 mi Narita Airport (NRT); 3.3 km/2 mi Yokohama Rail Station (YHM)
(Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Ireland, Netherlands, Norway, Spain, Switzerland, UK) Call 00800 10 10 11 11
(USA & Canada) Call 1 800 745 8883
(Japan) Call 0120-086-230 toll free (Japan Only)
(Italy) Call 800 822 005
All Other Countries81
country dialing code
GMT+9
time zone
Local Recommendations
Best View
Osanbashi Yokohama International Passenger Terminal (commonly known as Osanbashi) is one of the most prominent terminal worldwide with lots of cruises from all over the world stopping by. Come and experience the intercontinental Osanbashi and feel the Yokohama. osanbashi.jp/english/
Best Restaurant for a Celebration
This restaurant features "French cuisine with a Japanese heart," blending authentic French techniques with the wonderful Japanese soup culture and history. Enjoy light, gentle dishes with a modern flair and a sense of seasonality unique to Japan. www.mutekiro.com/restaurant/
Best Restaurant Classic
In Yokohama in 1868, Otokichi Takahashi came up with the idea of gyunabe, the original, Yokohama-style beef hot pot using a cast-iron pan, and opened a gyunabe restaurant. Gyunabe is a Japanese-Western fusion cuisine influenced by the meat eating culture of foreign residents in Yokohama and gained much popularity at the beginning of the Meiji era. For 150 years since then, Ohta-nawanoren has been dedicated to serving the best gyunabe.
In a room with a view of a quaint courtyard that depicts a sense of the season, enjoy Yokohama's finest gyunabe that has been served for generations.
www.ohtanawanoren.jp/english/
Best Cocktail with a View
At the top of the Landmark Tower Yokohama, guests of the SIRIUS restaurant can enjoy breathtaking views as well as sumptuous cuisine. www2.yrph.com/en/restaurants-bar/sky-lounge
Best Newcomer
Stroll along the piers and take in the views of the ocean and the city's famous Minato Mirai 21 district in this conveniently-located commercial complex with a variety of shops and restaurants. www.hammerhead.co.jp.e.aix.hp.transer.com/
Best Cultural Secret
Yokohama was the first city in Japan to open a port. For that reason, many things from overseas were introduced to Japan in Yokohama. Ice cream, tennis and horse racing are just a few of the things Japanese people first saw in Yokohama.
Museum Must-See
Yokohama Museum of Art opened to the public on November 3, 1989. It is one of the largest art institutions in Japan. With its iconic architecture, featuring the expansive space of the Grand Gallery, the museum is made up of a total of seven gallery spaces, as well as an Art Information and Media Center that holds over 110,000 art-related books, ateliers hosting a wide range of workshops for children and adults, and many other facilities. yokohama.art.museum/eng/index.html
Top Architecture Find
A red brick warehouse constructed as a model warehouse of the country from the late Meiji period to the early Taisho period. It survived the turbulent 20th century and was reborn as a cultural and commercial facility in 2002, retaining its heritage.
www.yokohama-akarenga.jp/
Best Shopping Neighborhood
Motomachi Shopping Street has embraced a new identity focused on the community, adopting the “challenge M” motto from the shield that is the Motomachi symbol to represent a bold spirit. The area is committed to providing the best authentic goods and a hospitable spirit. www.motomachi.or.jp/en/
Best One-Stop Shop
Commercial complex including shopping, gourmet restaurants, hotels, a concert hall, a gallery and office space.
What to Buy
Founded in 1919, Okura Art China has created various products that have been appreciated by Japanese people as the country's finest tableware. Known simply in Japan as "Okura China", these products are used at the Imperial Household Agency, the State Guesthouse for VIPs from abroad, as well as first-class hotels and restaurants. www.okuratouen.co.jp/english/
Top Day Trip
The sand beaches of Kamakura are popular summer destinations for both Japanese city-dwellers and international travelers. The town's historic ancient temples and shrines can be enjoyed year-round. www.japan-guide.com/e/e2166.html
Best Neighborhood Walk
Rinko Park is the largest park in the Minato Mirai district with a full view of Yokohama Port. The park boasts a fantastic night view of the Minato Mirai area beyond the curving coast line. A huge seaside park that immerses you in beautiful scenery while feeling the sea breeze. www.yokohamajapan.com/things-to-do/detail.php?bbid=760
Best Family Activity
This interactive museum is designed to stir the creativity and curiosity within every child and provide a rich educational experience.
Through the museum’s many exhibits you can learn about the creative thinking of Momofuku Ando, the founder of Nissin Food Products and inventor of Chicken Ramen, the world’s first instant ramen that revolutionized eating customs all over the world.
Here you will gather the knowledge that inspires invention and discovery and find the creativity within you by seeing, touching, playing, eating, and having fun.
www.cupnoodles-museum.jp/en/yokohama/
Reading Suggestion
This book by American journalist Burritt Sabin details the revitalization of Yokohama after experiencing devastation from a disastrous earthquake in 1923 and air raids during World War II.
