Yomiuriland
Yomiuriland With Kids: Family Hotels in Inagi, Yurigaoka and Fuchu
From station-front hotels at Yanokuchi, Yurigaoka and Shin-Yurigaoka to a Fuchu hotel with plans that include a Yomiuriland One Day Pass. Bases chosen for an amusement park up on a hill
3 areas · 199 hotels (total listings across these areas)
Yomiuriland is an amusement park on top of the Tama Hills, reached by the Sky Shuttle gondola from Keio-Yomiuri-Land Station or by bus from Yomiuriland-mae Station on the Odakyu Line. Many families stay past sunset, for the pools in summer and the illuminations in winter, so with children the trick is to choose a hotel that makes the trip back easy.
The hotels here are Station Hotel Chabo, 30 seconds on foot from Yanokuchi Station on the JR Nambu Line, with plans that let preschool-age children share a bed and with high chairs to borrow; FORBELL STAY Yurigaoka, a 7-minute walk from Yurigaoka Station and about 5 minutes by car from Yomiuriland; Hotel Molino Shin-Yuri, right at the south exit of Shin-Yurigaoka Station, with a children's menu and cribs; Hotel Keyakigate Tokyo Fuchu, connected directly to Fuchu Station and offering plans that include a Yomiuriland One Day Pass; and Rembrandt Hotel Tokyo Machida, a 2-minute walk from Machida Station, with cribs and a nursing room. Hotels in the area are mostly business hotels, and bed-sharing rules and whether children's bedding is available differ from one to the next.
Over long weekends and school holidays, both the park and the hotels get busy. Please look at the verified features on each facility page alongside the latest plans on the booking sites before you reserve.
Features to look for in this collection
Staying in Inagi, Yurigaoka and Shin-Yurigaoka, or along the Keio Line
For an easy trip home, Yanokuchi or Yurigaoka. If facilities matter most, Shin-Yurigaoka or Machida. And for a plan with tickets included, Fuchu.
Tama & Inagi
Family-friendly stays around Yomiuriland and Sanrio Puroland. You can also narrow by feature from here
Kanagawa
Family-friendly stays across Kanagawa, spreading out from the Yurigaoka, Shin-Yurigaoka and Machida side
Tokyo
Family-friendly stays across Tokyo, spreading out from the Inagi and Fuchu side
Tips for traveling with kids
- checkYomiuriland sits on a hill. The gondola from Keio-Yomiuri-Land Station is a hit with children, but on a day with a stroller and a lot of bags, consider the bus or a car instead
- checkThere are plenty of slopes inside the park and a lot of walking. Being close enough to head back to the hotel early when everyone tires changes the afternoon
- checkThe summer pools and the winter illuminations both tend to keep you there past sunset. Choose a hotel by a station so the trip back is easy
- checkMost hotels limit bed-sharing to one child per bed. Tell them your numbers and your children's ages when you book
- checkThe park and the hotels both fill up early over long weekends and school holidays. If your dates are flexible, weekdays are the sweet spot
Recommended hotels in this collection (11)
Selected automatically from the top-ranked hotels in each area.
Hotel Molino Shin-Yuri
FORBELL STAY YURIGAOKA
Station Hotel Chabo
Hotel Keyakigate Tokyo Fuchu
Rembrandt Hotel Tokyo Machida
Keio Plaza Hotel Hachioji
LINK FOREST
Hakone Hotel Kowakien
Hotel Okada
Keio Plaza Hotel Tokyo
Frequently Asked Questions
Which hotel is closest to Yomiuriland?
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Of the hotels listed here, FORBELL STAY Yurigaoka, a 7-minute walk from Yurigaoka Station, is about 5 minutes by car from Yomiuriland, and also a 9-minute walk from Yomiuriland-mae Station on the Odakyu Line. Station Hotel Chabo stands right outside Yanokuchi Station on the JR Nambu Line, a base on the Inagi side, the same side as the gondola boarding point at Keio-Yomiuri-Land Station.
Which hotels offer a plan that includes park tickets?
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Hotel Keyakigate Tokyo Fuchu, connected directly to Fuchu Station, offers plans that include a Yomiuriland One Day Pass. The park is about 20 minutes away on the Keio Line. These plans are sold for limited periods and their contents change, so check the hotel's latest information before you book.
Which hotel is best if facilities for a baby are the priority?
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Rembrandt Hotel Tokyo Machida, a 2-minute walk from Machida Station, has free crib rental, a nursing room in the first-floor lobby, and children's meals. Hotel Molino Shin-Yuri, right at the south exit of Shin-Yurigaoka Station, has a children's menu, and cribs are available in deluxe twin rooms only, for children up to 24 months old.
How many nights should we plan?
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If the amusement park is all you are doing, the classic approach is one night beforehand so you can play from the morning. If you will stay past sunset for the summer pools or the winter illuminations, this area also works well for two nights: staying the night after and giving the next day to Sanrio Puroland or sightseeing in central Tokyo.