InterContinental Yokohama Grand
1-1-1 Minatomirai Nishi-ku, Yokohama, Kanagawa Prefecture, 220-8522
- Phone: 045-223-2300
- FAX: 045-221-0650（switchboard）
Conveniently located within the grounds of PACIFICO Yokohama (Pacific Convention Plaza Yokohama) and just a 5-minute walk from Minatomirai Station.
It is easily accessible within an hour from major terminal stations in Tokyo such as Haneda Airport, Shin-Yokohama Station on the Tokaido Shinkansen, Shibuya and Shinjuku, and within Kanagawa Prefecture it is about 40 minutes to the Kamakura and Shonan areas, making it a convenient base for both business and tourism.
Main Transportation Options
By Train
Approximately 5 minutes on foot from Minatomirai Station on the Yokohama Minatomirai Line
Directions from Minatomirai Station
Approximately 12 minutes on foot from Sakuragicho Station on the JR Keihin-Tohoku and Negishi Lines.
Approximately 10 minutes by taxi from Yokohama Station East Exit
By Car
Approximately 2 minutes from the Minatomirai Exit on the Shuto Expressway Kanagawa Route 1 Yokohane Line.
Guest Parking
Guests may use the Minatomirai Public Parking Lot located on the first basement level of PACIFICO Yokohama. The facility accommodates 1,154 standard vehicles and offers electric vehicle charging stations. The height limit is 2.1 meters. For further details, please visit thePACIFICO Yokohama website.
*The parking facility is divided into Blocks A–D, with Block A nearest to the hotel tower.
*Preferential rates are available only at the Minatomirai Public Parking Lot.For information on parking rates, please click here.
By Air
From Haneda Airport: approximately 45 minutes by airport busView the timetable for services to and from the hotel here
From Narita Airport: approximately 100 minutes by airport limousine busView timetables serving the hotel and YCAT (Yokohama City Air Terminal) here
Other
・Frome the Yokohama Station East Exit bus terminal (Sogo, 1st floor), take the Yokohama City Bus BAYSIDE BLUE and alight at PACIFICO Yokohama. The journey takes roughly 17 minutes.
*Travel times are approximate and do not include transfer or waiting times. Actual duration may vary depending on traffic conditions.
EXPLORE YOKOHAMA
- Experience History and NatureRinko Park
- Located in the outdoor area of PACIFICO Yokohama, this is the largest green space in the Minatomirai district. It boasts a location overlooking Yokohama Port. With its spacious lawn, tidal pond, and various art installations, it's a relaxing space full of attractions.
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- Great for FamiliesYokohama Cosmo World
- This urban amusement park is symbolized by the 112.5-meter-tall "Cosmo Clock 21," one of the world's largest Ferris wheels. It consists of three zones: "Wonder Amuse Zone," "Burano Street Zone," and "Kids Carnival Zone," where visitors can enjoy various attractions such as roller coasters, merry-go-rounds, and haunted houses.
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- Ideal for DatesYOKOHAMA AIR CABIN®
- Japan’s first urban loop-style gondola lift, this line connects JR Sakuragicho Station with Canal Park in the Shinko district. Enjoy a five-minute aerial ride, taking in sweeping views of Minatomirai from heights of up to 40 meters.
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- Family-FriendlyCup Noodles Museum Yokohama
- This is an experiential food education museum created to foster children's creativity and spirit of inquiry. Through exhibits and experiences related to the history and development of instant ramen, you can have fun while learning about the "creative thinking" of Momofuku Ando, who invented instant ramen and revolutionized food culture. The museum is dotted with ideas to give you hints for "perseverance" and "invention and discovery," so you can discover your own creative thinking.
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- Shopping andDiningYokohama Hammerhead
- Located about a 10-minute walk from the hotel, this complex at Shinko Pier in Minato Mirai 21 district integrates a passenger ship terminal (CIQ facility), the InterContinental Yokohama Pier 8 hotel, and experiential shops themed around "food." The massive structure at the tip of Shinko Pier is Japan's first port cargo handling crane, built in 1914. It has been designated a Civil Engineering Heritage Site by the Japan Society of Civil Engineers as a valuable historical relic. Its hammer-like shape has earned it the nickname "Hammerhead Crane," which became the origin of the facility's name. Even now, more than 100 years after its construction, it continues to watch over the seas of Yokohama.
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- Shopping and DiningYokohamaRed Brick Warehouse
- This historic brick building was constructed in the late Meiji to early Taisho period as a model warehouse for the nation. It offers a variety of entertainment options, including shopping, dining, events, and concerts.
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- Recommended for dates:Konica Minolta Planetarium YOKOHAMA - Planetarium
- This planetarium facility is designed for adults, offering an immersive experience of the starry sky through realistic visuals and storytelling. Located in the urban area of Minatomirai, it provides a slightly luxurious, glamping-like stargazing experience where you can fully enjoy nature. The vivid and beautiful images of the starry sky projected by the LED dome system create an immersive feeling, as if you were actually in outer space.
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- Experience history and natureSankeien Garden
- This Japanese garden was created by businessman and tea master Hara Sankei. It contains 17 historical buildings, including 10 designated as important cultural properties by the nation and 3 designated as tangible cultural properties by Yokohama City, and is in harmony with the garden, which makes use of the undulating terrain of the vast grounds.
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- Recommended for familiesYokohama Hakkeijima Sea Paradise
- This is a multi-purpose marine leisure facility that includes an aquarium, amusement park, shopping area, restaurants, hotel, marina, and more.
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- Shopping andDiningNoge Town
- Noge, located on the opposite side of Sakuragicho Station from Minatomirai district, is a vibrant area of Yokohama known for its deep and authentic drinking scene, boasting approximately 600 restaurants and bars. This nostalgic neighborhood, retaining the charm of the Showa era, offers a diverse array of unique and delicious establishments, from traditional izakayas serving yakitori, oden, offal, and sushi, to trendy cafes, bars, and pubs. *Image is for illustrative purposes only.
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- Shopping andDiningYokohama Chinatown
- This Chinatown boasts one of the largest scales in the world and is counted among Japan's three major Chinatowns. More than 600 shops, including restaurants serving Chinese cuisine and general stores, are crammed together. The distinctive gates seen throughout the area are "paifang" (archways), built according to the principles of feng shui. There is also the "Guan Di Temple," which enshrines Guan Yu as the god of business prosperity, and the "Mazu Temple," which enshrines the goddess who protects safe voyages.
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- Shopping and DiningYokohamaMotomachi Shopping Street
- This shopping district developed around the time Yokohama Port opened, attracting shops catering to foreigners. The 600-meter-long main street is lined with renowned shops selling high-quality goods that are popular with locals as well. The side streets are dotted with stylish cafes, unique雑貨 shops, and highly-rated restaurants, making it a great place for a stroll.
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