Manyo Club (Minato Mirai)

I have stayed here for one day to visit the hot spring. At the entrance, a male staff member rather forcefully insisted that each person add Line Friends. When I asked why this was necessary, he replied vaguely, saying, 'This is just in case,' but could not explain what situation he was referring to. He then told me not to do it in an upset tone, which made me feel uncomfortable from the very beginning. Since adding Line Friends requires providing personal information, there should be a clear explanation of why this is needed, at least when asked. At the restaurant, there were two types of menus: a tablet with multiple languages and a paper menu in Japanese. The tablet menu offered a very limited selection compared to the paper menu. As a result, after we ordered, we realized there were additional options we had not seen. Furthermore, the staff were very busy and provided no explanation, making it difficult to ask questions or place orders. Even though there were all these unpleasant experiences, the hot spring was still enjoyable. However, I won’t visit here for a while because it's too crowded to relax.

I didn’t spend the night here, but this is my second time at Manyo Club and I just love this place so much. It’s multiple floors of peak relaxation, from foot reflexology and head spa to indoor/outdoor onsen, saunas, and different themed sauna rooms. There’s even a whole floor with a buffet, drinks, and an à la carte menu. Ugh, this is truly my favorite place on earth. The massage chairs are amazing, and the rooftop foot onsen with the view is just perfect.

I've been here solo and with friends and the experience is always relaxing. If it's only a day trip, be sure to allot at least 4 hours to also include hanging out at the rooftop foot bath with a view! No room, no problem! Their relaxation rooms are spacious and there's even a women only area. The indoor/outdoor baths are good and offers a wide variety. I specially liked the rock bath. They also offer different types of massage. Food is also good and not that pricey.

I’ve visited Manyo Club in Yokohama twice now and really enjoyed it both times. This visit I was able to explore more of the floors and try a wonderful massage (ask for #23—highly recommended!). The staff are extremely friendly and helpful, and the onsen offers a wide variety of baths, including relaxing open-air areas. It’s a peaceful, rejuvenating experience—I’m hoping to book a room next time!

Absolutely stunning Onsen, with a beautiful view from the balcony. Rooftop was amazing surrounded by city landscape and ferris wheel.

The rooms are a bit overpriced for the size and amenities compared to hotels in the area. The restaurant is overcrowded and understaffed and the selection is mediocre - not as good as the neighboring Intercontinental Grand, for instance. The rest area/arcade could use a lot more seating. However, when you combine each of these parts, with the location of this place, it's really quite difficult to find a better place to stay in Yokohama for the price range. The sheer convenience of being able to go from room to onsen to restaurant without leaving the building or even changing out of your pajamas cannot be matched. Meanwhile the place is right on the oceanside next door to a bunch of places you'd want to see in Yokohama. There's not much of a view from the onsen unfortunately. However the building features both an outdoor terrace lounge area and a rooftop lounge with foot bath and 360 degree views so you can get a spectacular view from there. On a clear day you can see much of Tokyo, it's really quite something. Highly recommended for couples. You can access pretty much all of the building without being an overnight guest - private rooms are available for a fee for a limited time, like a love hotel, and the lounge areas are accessible even with only an onsen pass. It's set up like a standard super sento - get your wristband at the entrance, change and put all your stuff in the locker, pay when you leave. You don't need to bring anything, all amenities are provided. One last thing: I have stayed at many ryokans and super sentos and other places where Western-style pajamas are provided, and this place had by far the most comfortable I have ever worn.

On 20/4, my boyfriend and I used the service here. we paid 9600 yen including ticket for 2 people and plus 3500 yen to use private bathroom. the result was terrible The bathroom was old and musty. The wallpaper was peeling off - the mirror was yellowed and the worst thing was that the bathtub probably hadn't been cleaned in a long time. There was a lot of dirt in the tub, after discovering that I told him I was tired and wanted to leave. Since that day was his first time experiencing a hot bath, I didn't want to spoil the fun so I kept quiet and didn't say anything. But I definitely won't be back.

Very busy place, but not overcrowded. Went on a weekend, so it seemed like the workers were very busy and receptionist was not very cheery (rare in Japan!), although her work was straight to the point and clear. There are collabs with them, where the goods are sold in the gift shop. There are four private family baths that can be reserved by the hour, but on peak hours it may be a bit hard to get it. Couples are allowed to use as well. Main baths are separated by sex. Rock sauna rooms are available, but it seems like some of the rooms cost extra. The rest space is popular, so it may be a bit hard to find a seat if not alone. There is a rest space specifically for snorers as well. The dining had a tuna cutting show depending on their schedule. Location of establishment is very ideal. Close to a mini amusement park, near World Porters (mall), and walking distance to many famous landmarks.

First visited this place about 5 years with an aquaintance and an old classmate from college who was visiting Japan. Most non-Japanese would be hesitant about walking around a public bath completely naked around other women but I really didn't mind. I even brought my mother, aunt and cousin when they visited and they ended up enjoying the experience. The hot springs water used are from the Hakone and Atami areas and hauled in every day. There's also a steam sauna, regular sauna and a salt sauna where you can scrub off the dead skin cells on your body with salt. The amenities offered are great as well. There's even a free shuttle service that runs hourly between Manyo and Yokohama station (near the West Gate). The foot bath on the 9th (roof) floor has an amazing view of Cosmo World as well as the port of Yokohama (especially at night!). Great place to spend the day soaking up the hot tubs and relax.

I got sick on the flight on the way to Tokyo. So I spent two days in this spa. The place is clean and staff are friendly. It must be the reason I recovered so fast The roof top food spa - breath taking view of Yokohama harbor. -they turn it into a beer and BBQ place at night with live music!!! Treatments - so many different kind of treatments you can think of! From body treatment to facials.....from head to toe! - Rose massage 11xxx Yen: it smells nice and not overwhelming. The massage is great but the bed is not heated. And they put me on top of some rough towels while massaging me. It's standard in many countries but I'm really not a fan of it. Why can't they use nice sheets? -Carbonic Acid head massage Interesting right? It actually feels weird but good. Don't know how to describe it Food - Great food selection. They have a crazily big menu but honestly the taste is just average. If I wasn't sick I would totally go out to eat. Guest room USD$2xx per night! -small.....really small......about the same size as my bathroom back home With this price....i feel kinda hurt Staff -super friendly! Too polite!! To the point I feel I don't ever deserve this lol -they generally don't speak English but they would try their best to help u. Lots of smile and sign language will do the work Overall a great experience

Don't go here if you have any tattoos. I have three small tattoos on my ankles. I even bought covers for them. I put them on, they covered ALL of my tattoos and in here very little English, she said "no bath" while crossing her arms in an X. Why would we come to a spa/bath and not want to sit in their fake onsen. Japan is so backwards when looking at tattoos. In the long, past, criminals were tattooed tio show they were criminals. Then the Yakuza started getting these large, elaborate, beautiful tattoos all over their bodies. I don't look like a Yakuza and I'm obviously not from Japan. This is a cool place with a game center for kids, restaurants and a foot bath on the roof with fabulous views. Just, the whole time I was here (for a family reunion), I felt I was being discriminated against. They had nobody to explain to me what was wrong. I went out of my way to cover my 3 little tattoos. They didn't have any printed material to help. I understand I am a foreigner and visitor here but this place is in one of the busiest places in Yokohama for tourism. Also, this isn't the 1800's anymore. Get with the times. Just remember, 2020 Olympics are near and you guys are 200 years behind. You're going to upset a lot of tourists looking for a great experience.

Awesome onsen. Slightly smaller and less fancy than Oedo onsen in Tokyo but still very convenient. Food was tasty and service was nice. ¥2500 entrance fee wasn't too bad. I'll definitely visit this venue again!