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1. Mercure Yokosuka

Mercure Yokosuka
3.0 star property
Yokosuka
8.8 out of 10, Excellent, (1,005 reviews)
The price is ₹7,377
₹8,115 total
12 Oct - 13 Oct
Mercure Yokosuka
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Top neighbourhoods in Yokosuka

A tall stone monument with inscriptions, surrounded by a paved plaza and palm trees.

Kurihama

Kurihama invites you to explore its charming mix of natural beauty and Japanese naval history. The famous Flower Park boasts a giant Godzilla slide towering over fields of seasonal blooms, while Perry Park commemorates Commodore Perry's historic 1853 landing with black ship monuments. Traditional shrines tucked into quiet residential streets offer peaceful spots for reflection away from Tokyo's crowds. Family-run restaurants serve up fresh seafood caught from Tokyo Bay at wallet-friendly prices. Getting around requires some planning—the Keikyu Line connects to central Tokyo in about an hour, with local buses linking residential areas to attractions. Choose from modest business hotels or guesthouses for an authentic stay in this serene coastal area.

A boat docked at a pier with a cityscape in the background.

Uraga

Yokosuka's Uraga neighborhood offers attractions including Atagoyama Park.

A row of wooden boxes with Japanese characters and a cartoon character on a rope.

Hashirimizu

Hashirimizu feels like you've stumbled upon a secret slice of coastal Japan where locals actually live their lives. The area hugs Tokyo Bay with walking paths that serve up jaw-dropping views of Mt. Fuji on clear days. Military history buffs will geek out over the National Defence Academy's unique architecture and museum, while nature lovers can catch epic sunsets at Hashirimizu Park or explore the peaceful Kannonzaki Park. Family-run eateries dish up authentic Japanese comfort food without the tourist markup. Getting around requires some planning since buses to central Yokosuka run on limited schedules. The hilly residential streets offer a genuine peek into suburban Japanese life that most visitors to Japan never experience.

Two large naval ships docked at a port with mountains in the background.
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Kusugaurachō

Yokosuka's Kusugaurachō neighborhood is home to attractions such as Tokyo Bay and United States Fleet Activities Yokosuka.

Top landmarks in Yokosuka

A coastal walkway with a clear view of the ocean and distant buildings.

Yokosuka Museum of Art

8.4/10 (23 reviews)
Yokosuka Museum of Art is 4 mi (6.4 km) from central Yokosuka, why not stop by during your stay. If you want to experience more of the culture Yokosuka has to offer, head to Kannonzaki Park, Kannonzaki Lighthouse, and Tomyodo Lighthouse.
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