Best Hotels With Kids Club In Yokohama
2 family-friendly hotels with kids club in Yokohama . Handpicked for families who want the best.
Only two hotels in Yokohama's current lineup run an actual kids' club: InterContinental Yokohama Grand, overlooking the bay near the Cosmo Clock 21 ferris wheel, and The Yokohama Bay Hotel Tokyu, inside the Minato-Mirai waterfront's Queen's Square complex. Both pair the kids' club with an indoor pool, which matters in a city where an outdoor pool is not a year-round option. Families searching specifically for supervised childcare on-site, rather than just family-friendly rooms, have a short but genuine list to choose from here, both sitting at the five-star end of Yokohama's hotel scene.
Yokohama draws a mix of domestic Japanese tourists and international visitors passing through on a Tokyo side trip, which shows up in a hotel scene built for short, activity-packed stays rather than week-long resort lounging. The harbor setting around Minato-Mirai and the Cosmo Clock 21 ferris wheel gives kids plenty to look at from a hotel window, but the actual walking distances between sights add up fast for young legs, part of why the two kids'-club hotels here also sit right in that same waterfront district.
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๐งWhy Yokohama is Great for Hotels with Kids Club
Both kids'-club hotels sit within Yokohama's Minato-Mirai waterfront, one directly connected to Minatomirai Subway Station and the other a short walk from the Cosmo Clock 21 ferris wheel, which keeps drop-off and pickup simple without a taxi ride. Each pairs its kids' club with an indoor pool and a buffet-style breakfast option, so a family can structure a morning around a swim, a supervised play session, and a meal without leaving the building. Both hotels also run multiple restaurants, useful for booking a parents-only dinner once the kids' club or babysitting service is arranged for the evening instead of the day.
Kids' clubs in Yokohama's hotel scene skew toward supervised play and swim time rather than structured programming by age group, based on what's confirmed at these two properties, so families should ask directly about age minimums and group sizes before booking around specific hours. The Yokohama Bay Hotel Tokyu also runs a separate babysitting centre alongside its kids' club, which extends the option to evening hours a daytime program usually doesn't cover. Teenagers get less out of a kids' club built around younger children, and may prefer the pool or fitness facilities directly rather than the supervised program itself.
Both kids'-club hotels in Yokohama sit at the five-star end of the market, so the childcare option comes bundled with a premium room rate rather than as a standalone low-cost add-on. Families weighing the cost should consider how many hours of actual use the kids' club or babysitting service will get across the stay: a two-night trip may not justify the premium the way a five-night stay with several planned parent-only outings or spa sessions would. Confirming whether the kids' club is complimentary or a paid hourly service is worth doing before arrival, since policies differ by hotel and season.
Parent's take
A parent booking an evening at Queen Alice inside The Yokohama Bay Hotel Tokyu finds the babysitting centre is what actually makes the reservation possible, rather than hoping a tired kid falls asleep early enough. Confirming the booking window a day ahead, rather than assuming a same-night slot is open, avoids the scramble of a fully booked kids' club on a weekend night in the middle of the Minato-Mirai waterfront's busiest season.
Our Top 2 Picks
Hotels in Yokohama with kids club, sorted by guest rating.
The Yokohama Bay Hotel Tokyu
Yokohama
Wonderful
2,945 reviews
The Yokohama Bay Hotel Tokyu runs a babysitting centre and an indoor pool inside the Queen's Square Yokohama complex, a minute's walk from Minato-Mirai Station. Rooms carry floor-to-ceiling windows, two extra-long double beds and a safe, with balcony views over Minato-Mirai. Six dining options include French cuisine at Queen Alice and Japanese at Oshima, plus a sauna and massage service. The complex itself adds a concert hall, shops and gardens.
Why families love The Yokohama Bay Hotel Tokyu
Families staying here will find the babysitting centre buys a dinner at Queen Alice without the kids in tow, while the indoor pool covers a rainy Minato-Mirai afternoon. Two extra-long double beds in the room mean taller kids don't hang off the end of a standard bed, and the direct subway connection skips a walk with a stroller through the Queen's Square complex's shops and gardens.
Excellent
2,294 reviews
InterContinental Yokohama Grand by IHG runs a kids' club alongside an indoor pool and sauna in its Private Health & Fitness Club, 500 metres from the Cosmo Clock 21 ferris wheel. Bay-view rooms carry an LCD TV and private bath, and the hotel's six dining options include a 31st-floor Chinese restaurant and Azur French Restaurant. Minato-Mirai Station is a 3-minute walk, with Chinatown 2 kilometres further.
Why families love InterContinental Yokohama Grand by IHG
Families staying here will find the kids' club frees up an hour at the Spa Bay Window for body and facial treatments overlooking the bay, while the indoor pool and sauna stay usable on a rainy Yokohama afternoon. The 3-minute walk to Minato-Mirai Station keeps the ferris wheel and Chinatown reachable without a taxi. Six dining rooms mean picky eaters still get a choice.
๐กTips for Choosing a Hotel with Kids Club in Yokohama
- 1Reserve kids' club or babysitting slots a day ahead if you're planning a specific dinner or spa appointment: weekend evenings at these two Yokohama hotels book up fast.
- 2Ask directly about the age range accepted, since a hotel kids' club in Yokohama may set a minimum age that rules out toddlers or infants.
- 3Confirm whether kids' club hours overlap with the hotel's indoor pool hours, since supervised swim time isn't guaranteed to be part of the program.
- 4Check if the kids' club is complimentary or charged by the hour before booking a multi-day stay around heavy use of the service.
- 5Book InterContinental Yokohama Grand or The Yokohama Bay Hotel Tokyu directly if the kids' club is the main reason for choosing Yokohama's waterfront district.
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