Facility and surrounding area information

From the south exit of Shin-Yurigaoka Station Odakyu Line, walk about 60m along the promenade on your left and you will find the pedestrian entrance to the hotel.
The hotel's main entrance (portico) is on the road side, not the station side.

・Parking for 38 cars:1000 yen / 1 night
You can also use the Mitsui Repark surface parking lot, which is a 2-minute walk from the hotel.

The 7th floor, the main floor, is home to an open-air courtyard, located in the heart of Hotel Molino Shin-Yuri.

・Courtyard terrace
・Front desk:Open 24 hours a day
Accommodation check-in: 14:00,Check-out 11:00 (*The time may vary depending on your accommodation plan.)
We will assist you in making your stay comfortable by storing your luggage before and after your stay, delivering items to your home, etc.

In the center of the main lobby on the 7th floor is an open-air courtyard and terrace where native trees grow.
The space is also perfect for a short break, with seasonal greenery and a waterwheel object, which is Hotel Molino's motif.

Enjoy kaiseki cuisine featuring yuba and tofu, carefully prepared in beautiful dishes, at a table or in a tatami room overlooking the Japanese garden.
Using traditional Japanese ingredients such as yuba and tofu as a base, we offer creative kaiseki cuisine that breaks new ground in Japanese cuisine by combining various seasonal ingredients.

Hotel Molino Shin-Yuri offers easy access to Yomiuri Land, Sanrio Puroland, and the Fujiko F. Fujio Museum!
What's more, you can enjoy a movie at the Aeon Cinema across from the hotel (100m down the promenade) or a meal at the hotel restaurant, making for a great after-party experience!
Airport limousine buses go directly from Haneda and Narita to Shin-Yurigaoka Station without the hassle of transfers!
You can make the most of your time by using the hotel as your base.
*The required time is an estimate.

The park opened on Children's Day in 1965, funded by congratulatory donations from across the country to commemorate the marriage of the Crown Prince (Emperor Heisei).
A playground that makes use of approximately 100,000 square meters of nature.
It has various play equipment, a lake, a mini athletic course, a cycling course, a ranch, a sports field, an outdoor pool, a skating rink, and more.

・Take Odakyu Bus from Tsurukawa Station on Odakyu Line Bound for Nara Kita Danchi About 15 minutes

Opened in 1958.Along with Ueno Zoo, it is one of Japan's leading zoological parks.
The Orangutan Skywalk is one of the largest in the world.The safari-style lion bus is the first of its kind at a zoo in Japan.
Additionally, we are currently raising Japanese crested ibises, which are extinct in the wild in Japan, together with the Sado Crested Ibis Conservation Center. (private)

・Transfer to Tama Monorail from Tama-Center Station on Odakyu Line About 8 minutes

A representative golf course of the Yomiuri Group, completed in 1964.Designed by Inoue Seiichi.
From the following year, 1965, the course has hosted numerous professional golf tournaments, including the Yomiuri International Open, the Japan Golf Series, and the World Ladies Championship.
The 18th hole, which goes over a pond, is a famous hole.

・Club bus or taxi from Hotel Molino Shin-Yuri... About 10 minutes

The Tsurukawa home of Jiro and Masako Shirasu since 1943 (1943).
"Musashiso" was named after the location on the border between Musashi and Sagami.
It was opened to the public in October 2001 by his daughter, Keiko Makiyama.
In 2007, the thatched roof of the main house was replaced.

・Walk from the north exit of Odakyu Tsurukawa Station... 15 minutes

An open-air museum located within Ikuta Ryokuchi Park in Tama Ward, Kawasaki City.
Old houses in eastern Japan,The park opened in 1967 to preserve and preserve the watermill and other facilities.
There are over 20 thatched-roof houses on display, including seven designated Important Cultural Properties and one designated Important Tangible Folk Cultural Property.
The science museum, also located in Ikuta Ryokuchi Park, also has a planetarium.

・Walking distance from Odakyu Mukogaoka-yuen Station... 13 minutes

The museum opened in 1999 after receiving donations of most of the works owned by Taro Okamoto (who was born in Takatsu Ward, Kawasaki City and passed away in 1996 at the age of 84) to Kawasaki City.
The symbolic tower is the 30m-tall "Mother's Tower."There is also a cafeteria.

・Walk from the south exit of Odakyu Mukogaoka-yuen Station... 17 minutes

A variety of Japanese and foreign films are screened on 9 screens.
Child seats and online reservations via "e-Seat Reserve" are also available.
It boasts one of the highest audience numbers among cinema complexes across the country.

・Walk from the south exit Shin-Yurigaoka Station... 3 minutes(The cinema building is 100m away on the promenade)

Moved from Atsugi City in 2007.
The campus has a full-scale theater, chamber music hall, recording studio, ballet studio, etc.
It also hosts competitions, large and small concerts and seminars for the general public, and performances such as opera and ballet.

・Walk from the south exit Shin-Yurigaoka Station... 5 minutes

Film director Shohei Imamura moved Yokohama Broadcasting and Film College to In front of Shin-Yurigaoka Station in 1985.
Japan's first university for studying film, opened in April 2011 based on the Japan Institute of the Moving Image.

・Walk from the north exit Shin-Yurigaoka Station... 3 minutes

It opened in March 2009 at the entrance to the Shin-Yurigaoka area north of the station.
A regional medical center that includes the St. Marianna University School of Medicine Research Institute Presto & Imaging Advanced Medical Center, as well as specialized clinics, NPOs, salons, etc.

・Walk from the north exit Shin-Yurigaoka Station... 3 minutes

A medical facility affiliated with St. Marianna University School of Medicine specializing in breast cancer and other conditions.
With the motto of "World Class Care," the center was established with the aim of becoming a central facility for breast cancer screening and treatment in Japan.

・Walk from the north exit Shin-Yurigaoka Station... 3 minutes(Inside Medical Molino)

Opened in August 2012.
In addition to emergency medical care with neurosurgeons and cardiologists on call 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, and highly advanced medical care focusing on cancer, brain diseases, and heart diseases,
A general hospital with many medical departments, including obstetrics and gynecology.377 general hospital beds.

・Take Odakyu Bus from Shin-Yurigaoka Station to Shin-Yurigaoka General Hospital (direct) About 8 minutes

・Shin-Yurigaoka Station Odakyu Line
・Shin-Yurigaoka Opa
・Aso General Government Building (Aso Ward Office, Health and Welfare Center) and Aso Cultural Center
・Kawasaki Nishi Joint Government Building(Kawasaki Nishi Tax Office, Kawasaki Branch Office Yokohama Branch of the Tokyo Immigration Bureau)
・Medical Morino
・St. Marianna University School of Medicine Research Institute(Presto & Imaging Advanced Medical Center Affiliated Clinic)
・Shin-Yurigaoka General Hospital
・Japan Institute of the Moving Image
・Japan Institute of the Moving Image(Shin-Yurigaoka Campus)
・Aeon Cinema
・Showa University of Music
・Kawasaki City Art Center