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Business Hotels in Kamakura

A modern hotel lobby with a wooden ceiling, seating areas, and a herringbone-patterned wall.

1. Sotetsu Fresa Inn Kamakura Ofuna Higashiguchi

Ofuna

$68 total

Dec 13 - Dec 14

A hotel room with two beds, a TV, a desk, and a large window with a view of the beach and mountains.

2. Kamakura Prince Hotel

Shichirigahamahigashi

$167 total

Dec 2 - Dec 3

A modern building with a covered entrance, large windows, and a well-lit interior.

3. WeBase Kamakura

Yuigahama

$223 total

Dec 9 - Dec 10

A modern classroom with large windows, wooden benches, and tables.

4. Toyoko Inn Ofuna-eki Nishi-guchi

Ofuna

$75 total

Nov 17 - Nov 18

A well-lit outdoor patio area with seating and a covered dining area.

5. BIRD HOTEL

Yuigahama

$91 total

Dec 2 - Dec 3

A traditional Japanese-style room with tatami flooring, a low wooden table, and a futon bed.

6. KamakuraRakuan Hanare

Sakanoshita

$113 total

Dec 9 - Dec 10

A restaurant with a view of the sea, featuring dark wooden tables and chairs, and decorative lamps.

7. Kamakura Park Hotel

Sakanoshita

$172 total

Dec 7 - Dec 8

A traditional Japanese room with tatami flooring, sliding doors, and a shoji screen.

8. Villa Sacra

Onarimachi

$38 total

Dec 13 - Dec 14

A room with traditional wooden sliding doors, a dark table, and a potted plant.

9. SYMPOSION Locanda

Hase

$68 total

Nov 19 - Nov 20

A wooden interior with a hammock, a sofa, a table with mugs, and a view through large windows.

10. Wanderlust Inn

Hase

$44 total

Dec 9 - Dec 10

A coffee shop interior with a counter, menu boards, and shelves with beverages.

11. Sotetsu Fresa Inn Kamakura Ofuna Station Kasamaguchi

Ofuna

$59 total

Nov 23 - Nov 24

A hallway with wooden shelves and black frames against a textured wall.

12. BENCH - Hostel

Onarimachi

$45 total

Dec 1 - Dec 2

A modern living room with a large flat-screen TV, a sofa, ottomans, and a laptop on a coffee table.

13. Plage yuigahama

Yuigahama

$47 total

Nov 23 - Nov 24

A wooden deck with a hot tub, a large metal barrel, and a wooden bench.

14. R.KAMAKURA

Koshigoe

$247 total

Dec 7 - Dec 8

A narrow pathway flanked by dense foliage and a metal gate, leading to a building.

15. Kamakura Vacation House

Nikaido

$230 total

Nov 19 - Nov 20

A modern lobby with a reception desk, seating area, and coffee station.

16. kipphotel Syonan Fujisawa

Fujisawa

$54 total

Dec 13 - Dec 14

A hot spring bath with a wooden bucket, a stone bench, and a view of green plants through a window.

17. Super Hotel Shonan Fujisawaeki Minamiguchi

Fujisawa

$82 total

Nov 23 - Nov 24

A modern bathroom with a large bathtub, a small table, and a chair. There is a large window providing a view of the ocean.

18. Breath Hotel

Kugenumakaigan

$145 total

Nov 19 - Nov 20

19. Mercure Yokosuka

Yokosuka

$85 total

Nov 30 - Dec 1

A modern reception area with a large floral arrangement, a reception desk, and a seating area.

20. Almont Inn Shonan Fujisawa

Fujisawa

$51 total

Nov 23 - Nov 24

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Top neighborhoods in Kamakura

A beach with waves, a pier, and buildings in the background.

Zaimokuza

Zaimokuza Beach delivers postcard-worthy views of Mount Fuji across Sagami Bay's sparkling waters. History buffs can explore the magnificent Hase-dera Temple with its towering wooden Kannon statue and hillside gardens. The nearby Great Buddha sits serenely among ancient trees, offering a peaceful retreat from modern life. Walking paths along the pristine coastline provide perfect spots for quiet contemplation. Traditional ryokans and family-run guesthouses offer authentic stays with tatami rooms and futon bedding. Fresh seafood dominates local menus, with temple vegetarian cuisine available for those seeking lighter fare. Most attractions are within walking distance, though the terrain gets hilly near the temples.

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Yuigahama

The Yuigahama neighborhood has lots to see including Yuigahama Beach and Kamakura City Library.

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Onarimachi

Kamakura's Onarimachi neighborhood offers attractions including Kamakura Hiking Trails.

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A large Buddha statue in a park with cherry blossoms and a stone lantern.

Hase

Kamakura's Hase neighborhood transports visitors through Japan's Buddhist heritage with its iconic 13th-century treasures. The towering bronze Great Buddha sits serenely in Kotoku-in Temple's courtyard, while Hase-dera Temple cascades down hillsides adorned with jizo statues and seasonal hydrangeas. Narrow pathways lead to ancient shrines where temple bells echo and incense fills the air. Traditional tea houses serve Buddhist vegetarian cuisine and matcha sets until early evening. Most visitors arrive by train from Tokyo (one hour) or Kamakura center (five minutes), then explore the district on foot. Temple gift shops offer authentic religious artifacts, while nearby ryokans provide tatami rooms and cultural experiences for overnight guests.

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Komachi

Kamakura's Komachi neighborhood has a host of places to visit such as Komachidori Shopping Street and Kamakura Kitchoan Museum.

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Top landmarks in Kamakura

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Tsurugaoka Hachiman-gu Shrine

9.0/10 (204 reviews)

If you're planning a bit of sightseeing head to Tsurugaoka Hachiman-gu Shrine— just one of the monuments in Yukinoshita. You could also start your cultural experience by heading over to the museums in the area.

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About the destination

Spend time at the beach, as well as appreciating the temples in Kamakura. Learn about the local heritage of Kamakura at landmarks like Tsurugaoka Hachiman-gu Shrine and Hongaku-ji Temple. Check out other sights like Kamakura City Library and Komachidori Shopping Street.