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Properties are selected based on real traveller reviews and popularity among guests who’ve booked a night in Kamakura on Hotels.com. These Kamakura hotels consistently deliver on quality, location and traveller experience. Last updated on 27 September 2026.
A spacious lobby with modern seating, a ceiling with exposed pipes, and a large window with a view of greenery.
A modern hotel with a grid of illuminated windows, a landscaped courtyard, and a welcoming entrance.
A modern interior with a glass partition, seating area, and shelves with plants and decor.
A spacious indoor area with high ceilings, hanging lights, and a large mural on the wall.

1. Tokyo Bay Shiomi Prince Hotel

Tokyo Bay Shiomi Prince Hotel
Koto
S$220
28 Sept - 29 Sept
Tokyo Bay Shiomi Prince Hotel
A modern living room with a sofa, a wooden coffee table, and a dining area with chairs and a table.
A room with a view of a cityscape, a traditional Japanese torii gate, and a table with two cups and a plate.
A modern hotel room with a large bed, a seating area with a view, and a balcony with a cityscape view.
A multi-story building with a central atrium featuring trees with autumn foliage.

2. Hotel Metropolitan Kamakura

Hotel Metropolitan Kamakura
Komachi
S$227
30 Sept - 1 Oct
Hotel Metropolitan Kamakura
A modern outdoor living area with a wooden deck, a sofa, a chair, and a coffee table.
A restaurant with long wooden tables, wicker pendant lights, and a view of palm trees outside.
A marina with boats, a swimming pool, and palm trees.
A modern hotel room with a bed, sofa, TV, and a small table.

3. MALIBU HOTEL

MALIBU HOTEL
Kotsubo
S$927
30 Sept - 1 Oct
MALIBU HOTEL
A modern building with a covered entrance, large windows, and a well-lit interior.
A building entrance with a modern design, a clear pathway, and a well-maintained hedge.
A hotel room with two beds, a sofa, a TV, and a large window with curtains.
A beach with a clear sky, a sandy shore, and a hill with buildings in the background.

4. WeBase Kamakura

WeBase Kamakura
Yuigahama
S$258
5 Oct - 6 Oct
WeBase Kamakura
A modern hotel building with multiple floors, large windows, and a flat roof.
A modern hotel lobby with a view of the city skyline at dusk, featuring comfortable seating areas and a bar.
A modern bathroom with a large rectangular bathtub, a vanity with a mirror, and a seating area with stools.
A hot tub with a view of a river and industrial buildings.

5. Hotel Villa Fontaine Grand Haneda Airport - Directly connected to Haneda Airport Terminal 3

Hotel Villa Fontaine Grand Haneda Airport - Directly connected to Haneda Airport Terminal 3
Ota
S$133
28 Sept - 29 Sept
Hotel Villa Fontaine Grand Haneda Airport - Directly connected to Haneda Airport Terminal 3
A hotel room with two beds, a TV, a desk, and a large window with a view of the beach and mountains.
A coastal resort with a swimming pool, lush greenery, and a view of the sea.
A room with a view of the sea, a table, two chairs, and a door.
A restaurant with a view of the sea, tables with white tablecloths, and a waiter serving a customer.

6. Kamakura Prince Hotel

Kamakura Prince Hotel
Shichirigahamahigashi
S$309
30 Sept - 1 Oct
Kamakura Prince Hotel
A stone pathway leading to a modern building with a dark exterior and glass doors, surrounded by greenery and stone accents.
A reception area with a wooden reception desk, a round mirror, and a bench.
A hallway with wooden flooring, decorative wall sconces, and a bench.
A traditional Japanese-style entrance with a wooden pergola, stone pathway, and a sign for the Tosei Hotel Cocoon.

7. Tosei Hotel Cocone Kamakura

Tosei Hotel Cocone Kamakura
Onarimachi
S$152
27 Sept - 28 Sept
Tosei Hotel Cocone Kamakura
A modern bedroom with a large bed, a blue sofa, and a glass-enclosed jacuzzi.
Two modern, white, two-story buildings with large windows and balconies, surrounded by palm trees and a red-roofed building in the background.
A modern outdoor living area with a wooden table, chairs, a grill, and a sofa with cushions.
A pool area with a hot tub, lounge chairs, and a view of the sea.

8. SPACE KEY POINT RIVIERA ZUSHI MARINA

SPACE KEY POINT RIVIERA ZUSHI MARINA
Kotsubo
S$251
4 Oct - 5 Oct
SPACE KEY POINT RIVIERA ZUSHI MARINA
A restaurant with a view of the sea, featuring dark wooden tables and chairs, and decorative lamps.
A view from a balcony with a metal railing and sheer curtains, overlooking a body of water and distant land.
A spacious lobby with a patterned carpet, a large chandelier, and a potted plant.
A room with a view of the sea, a lamp, and a mirror.

9. Kamakura Park Hotel

Kamakura Park Hotel
Sakanoshita
S$209
26 Oct - 27 Oct
Kamakura Park Hotel
A building with a large, lifelike dinosaur sculpture on the facade.
A reception desk with a 'Concierge' sign, large windows, and a view of a rocky outdoor area.
A modern hotel lobby with a reception desk, seating area, and a bar.

10. Hotel Gracery Shinjuku

Hotel Gracery Shinjuku
Shinjuku
S$205
28 Sept - 29 Sept
Hotel Gracery Shinjuku
A modern lobby with a reception desk, seating area, and glass walls.
A hotel room with two beds, a small desk, a chair, and a large window.
A buffet with various food items and a view of greenery outside.
A modern dining area with a glass partition, wooden table, and chairs, overlooking a garden with various plants and a stone pathway.

11. LACER SUITES KAMAKURA

LACER SUITES KAMAKURA
Onarimachi
S$157
27 Sept - 28 Sept
LACER SUITES KAMAKURA
A modern bathroom with a large bathtub, a small table, and a chair. There is a large window providing a view of the ocean.
A modern bathroom with a bathtub, a sink, and a large window offering a view of greenery and the sea.
The Breath Hotel with a clear night sky and a palm tree in the foreground.
A balcony with a glass table and chairs, overlooking a coastal view.

12. Breath Hotel

Breath Hotel
Kugenumakaigan
S$216
15 Oct - 16 Oct
Breath Hotel
A private pool with a clear view of the sea, a wooden deck, and a lounge area with a canopy.
A modern suite with a large hot tub, a balcony with a view of the sea, and a seating area with a sofa and chairs.
A modern room with a large window offering a view of the sea. There is a sofa, a small table, and a chair.
A modern bathroom with a glass-enclosed shower, a bathtub, and a large window offering a sea view.

13. Hayama Hotel Otowa NO Mori

Hayama Hotel Otowa NO Mori
Yokosuka
S$949
27 Oct - 28 Oct
Hayama Hotel Otowa NO Mori
A well-lit outdoor patio area with seating and a covered dining area.
An open door leading to a room with a wooden floor, a brick fireplace, and a view of a garden.
A dining table with two wine glasses, a candle, and a bottle of wine.
A modern hotel room with a bed, desk, chair, and a dining area with a table and chairs.

14. BIRD HOTEL

BIRD HOTEL
Yuigahama
S$187
6 Oct - 7 Oct
BIRD HOTEL
A modern kitchen with a central island, wooden cabinets, and a large window providing natural light.
A bedroom with a bed, a wooden dresser, a vase, and a small table with a cup.
A modern kitchen with wooden cabinets, a granite countertop, hanging pendant lights, and bar stools.
A tatami mat room with a shoji screen, a black mat, and a small table with a cup and a container.

15. Sango Katase Guest Rooms

Sango Katase Guest Rooms
Katase
S$319
1 Oct - 2 Oct
Sango Katase Guest Rooms
A modern hotel lobby with a wooden ceiling, seating areas, and a herringbone-patterned wall.
A hotel lobby with a reception desk, seating area, and a bar.
A reception area with a 'Front Desk' sign, two self-service kiosks, a television screen, and a herringbone-patterned floor.
A hotel room with two beds, a desk, a chair, a flat-screen TV, and a window with curtains.

16. Sotetsu Fresa Inn Kamakura Ofuna Higashiguchi

Sotetsu Fresa Inn Kamakura Ofuna Higashiguchi
Ofuna
S$88
19 Oct - 20 Oct
Sotetsu Fresa Inn Kamakura Ofuna Higashiguchi
A modern lobby with a reception desk, seating area, and coffee station.
A hotel room with a large bed, a wooden wardrobe, a television mounted on the wall, and a small table with a chair.
A modern interior with a glass door entrance leading to a retail area.
The entrance to the Kipp Hotel with a modern design, featuring a glass door and a wooden door, and a clear view of the interior through the glass.

17. kipphotel Syonan Fujisawa

kipphotel Syonan Fujisawa
Fujisawa
S$68
30 Sept - 1 Oct
kipphotel Syonan Fujisawa
A pool with a waterfall feature, a rocky cliff, and a view of the sea.
A room with three wicker chairs facing a large window overlooking a body of water and distant mountains.
A hotel room with a large bed, a view of the sea, a desk, and a chair.
A multi-story hotel with a modern design, featuring balconies on each floor and a well-lit exterior.

18. Enoshima Hotel

Enoshima Hotel
Enoshima
S$236
2 Oct - 3 Oct
Enoshima Hotel
A grand entrance with a large arched doorway, flanked by columns, leading into a well-lit interior space with visible seating arrangements.
A room with a pink sofa, a glass coffee table, a chair, and a mirror.
A grand lobby with a marble floor, a grand staircase with ornate railings, and a large chandelier.
A dining table with a three-tiered dessert stand, a plate of food, a glass of water, a cup of coffee, and cutlery.

19. Shonan Kamakura Crystal Hotel

Shonan Kamakura Crystal Hotel
Fujisawa
S$124
28 Sept - 29 Sept
Shonan Kamakura Crystal Hotel
A wooden sign with Japanese characters, a wooden door, and a view of trees and a building.

20. Iwamotoro Honkan

Iwamotoro Honkan
Enoshima
S$281
30 Sept - 1 Oct
Iwamotoro Honkan
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A stone pathway leading to a modern building with a dark exterior and glass doors, surrounded by greenery and stone accents.
A reception area with a wooden reception desk, a round mirror, and a bench.
A hallway with wooden flooring, decorative wall sconces, and a bench.
A traditional Japanese-style entrance with a wooden pergola, stone pathway, and a sign for the Tosei Hotel Cocoon.

Tosei Hotel Cocone Kamakura

Tosei Hotel Cocone Kamakura
Onarimachi
S$178
for 1 room
Tosei Hotel Cocone Kamakura
A modern living room with a sofa, a wooden coffee table, and a dining area with chairs and a table.
A room with a view of a cityscape, a traditional Japanese torii gate, and a table with two cups and a plate.
A modern hotel room with a large bed, a seating area with a view, and a balcony with a cityscape view.
A multi-story building with a central atrium featuring trees with autumn foliage.

Hotel Metropolitan Kamakura

Hotel Metropolitan Kamakura
Komachi
S$262
for 1 room
Hotel Metropolitan Kamakura
A modern lobby with a reception desk, seating area, and glass walls.
A hotel room with two beds, a small desk, a chair, and a large window.
A buffet with various food items and a view of greenery outside.
A modern dining area with a glass partition, wooden table, and chairs, overlooking a garden with various plants and a stone pathway.

LACER SUITES KAMAKURA

LACER SUITES KAMAKURA
Onarimachi
S$311
for 1 room
LACER SUITES KAMAKURA
A modern building with a covered entrance, large windows, and a well-lit interior.
A building entrance with a modern design, a clear pathway, and a well-maintained hedge.
A hotel room with two beds, a sofa, a TV, and a large window with curtains.
A beach with a clear sky, a sandy shore, and a hill with buildings in the background.

WeBase Kamakura

WeBase Kamakura
Yuigahama
S$44 off
S$322
for 1 room
WeBase Kamakura
A wooden deck with a sofa, chairs, and a table.
A modern living room with a sofa, a coffee table, a leather ottoman, and a water dispenser.
A room with a foldable table, a sofa, a TV mounted on the wall, and a large window with curtains.
A room with two beds, a window with curtains, a ceiling light, and a thermostat on the wall.

Blue Lagoon

Blue Lagoon
Kamakura
S$19 off
S$157
for 1 home
Blue Lagoon
A hotel room with two beds, wooden flooring, a ceiling fan, a TV, and a small seating area.
A modern living room with a sofa, a coffee table, a TV, and a wooden floor.
A modern door with a digital lock and a sleek handle.
A compact kitchen with a wooden table, a sink, and a stove.

Pine Tree

Pine Tree
Koshigoe
S$17 off
S$140
for 1 apartment
Pine Tree
A swimming pool with a wooden deck, surrounded by lush greenery and a modern building with an open entrance.
A bedroom with a large bed, a potted plant, a window with curtains, and a view of the outside.
A large outdoor hot tub with a modern design, surrounded by a concrete deck and a glass enclosure.
A compact, modern bathroom with a built-in sink, a mirror, a washing machine, and a small shelf with toiletries.

Casablanca Pool House

Casablanca Pool House
Inamuragasaki
S$116 off
S$956
for 1 villa
Casablanca Pool House

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A modern living room with a large flat-screen TV, a sofa, ottomans, and a laptop on a coffee table.
A beach with people sunbathing and swimming, a clear sky, and a distant hill with buildings.
A cozy living area with a sofa, a wicker chair, a small table with a glass, and a wine bottle shelf.
Four people seated at a wooden table with traditional bowls and utensils, in a room with large windows and a view of a body of water.

Plage yuigahama

Plage yuigahama
Yuigahama
S$44
6 Oct - 7 Oct
Plage yuigahama
A traditional Japanese room with tatami flooring, a low table with a bowl and cup, a radio, and shelves with various items.
A traditional Japanese room with tatami flooring, a low wooden table, a sofa with a guitar, and sliding doors.
A narrow hallway with a wooden door, a small dog, and a mannequin dressed in traditional attire.
A person holding a bottle of green sake, another person holding a bottle of white sake, and a cat lying on a blanket.

Samurai Guesthouse irodori Kamakura

Samurai Guesthouse irodori Kamakura
Yuigahama
S$113
2 Oct - 3 Oct
Samurai Guesthouse irodori Kamakura
A well-lit outdoor patio area with seating and a covered dining area.
An open door leading to a room with a wooden floor, a brick fireplace, and a view of a garden.
A dining table with two wine glasses, a candle, and a bottle of wine.
A modern hotel room with a bed, desk, chair, and a dining area with a table and chairs.

BIRD HOTEL

BIRD HOTEL
Yuigahama
S$187
6 Oct - 7 Oct
BIRD HOTEL

Purpose Resort Ocean View Kamakura

Purpose Resort Ocean View Kamakura
Yuigahama
S$142
1 Oct - 2 Oct
Purpose Resort Ocean View Kamakura
A compact room with a bunk bed, a small seating area, and a staircase.
A mirror with a mosaic frame, a wooden table, and a blue hairdryer on a shelf.
A compact room with a bamboo ceiling, a bed with white bedding, and a white fan.
A restaurant with a colorful exterior, a chalkboard menu, and outdoor seating.

Ohmachi Junxion - Hostel

Ohmachi Junxion - Hostel
Omachi
S$56
27 Oct - 28 Oct
Ohmachi Junxion - Hostel
A narrow pathway flanked by dense foliage and a metal gate, leading to a building.
A dining table set with various dishes, glasses, and a bottle of wine, with a view of a balcony in the background.
A modern house with a black door, white walls, and a wooden deck.
A room with a sliding glass door leading to an outdoor patio, a rocking chair, a green sofa, and a potted plant.

Kamakura Vacation House

Kamakura Vacation House
Nikaido
S$328
5 Oct - 6 Oct
Kamakura Vacation House
A wooden interior with a hammock, a sofa, a table with mugs, and a view through large windows.
A restaurant interior with wooden tables, a bar area, and a ceiling with a dragon mural.
A modern interior with a large wooden table, benches, and a counter with candles and jars.
A cabin with a wooden interior, two beds, a small table, and a hammock.

Wanderlust Inn

Wanderlust Inn
Hase
S$62
30 Sept - 1 Oct
Wanderlust Inn
A modern living room with a stone wall, wooden furniture, and a view of the beach.
A modern room with a large glass window overlooking the ocean, a stone wall, and a seating area with a chair.
A modern bathroom with a large glass window overlooking a beach at sunset.
A modern interior with a wooden ceiling, large windows overlooking the ocean, a wooden dining table, and a stone wall.

UMITO VILLA KAMAKURA ZAIMOKUZA

UMITO VILLA KAMAKURA ZAIMOKUZA
Zaimokuza
S$1,486
5 Oct - 6 Oct
UMITO VILLA KAMAKURA ZAIMOKUZA
A wooden deck with a hot tub, a large metal barrel, and a wooden bench.
A modern bedroom with two beds, a wooden ceiling, and a small table with chairs.
A wooden deck with a hot tub, a grill, and a seating area.
A modern living room with a black leather sofa, a round coffee table, and a dining area with a wooden ceiling and built-in shelves.

R.KAMAKURA

R.KAMAKURA
Koshigoe
S$316
1 Oct - 2 Oct
R.KAMAKURA
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A beach with waves, a pier, and buildings in the background.
A traditional Japanese building with a tiled roof, surrounded by a garden with palm trees and stone lanterns.

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.

A coastal scene with a beach, a pier extending into the water, and a hill with buildings and a tower.
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A sandy beach with a lighthouse and a hill with buildings in the background.
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A wide sandy beach with gentle waves, a distant hill with buildings, and a tall hotel on the right.
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A crowded beach with numerous umbrellas and people enjoying the sun.

Koshigoe

Koshigoe charms with its double life as historic harbour and beachside escape. Wander the coastal paths with Enoshima Island views or explore the ancient checkpoint where samurai once stood guard. History buffs can visit the spot where famous poet Basho penned verses about the crashing waves. The working fishing port offers a glimpse into traditional Japanese maritime life without the tourist crowds. Fresh seafood dominates local menus, with restaurants specialising in whitebait bowls caught that morning. Traditional guesthouses and family-run minshuku provide authentic stays with home-cooked meals. Hop on the Enoshima Electric Railway or rent a bicycle to navigate between shrines, beaches, and harbour views.

A large Buddha statue in a park with cherry blossoms and a stone lantern.
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A large seated Buddha statue in a public square surrounded by trees and buildings.
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A large bronze Buddha statue with a white flower arrangement in front.
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A large Buddha statue with inscriptions, surrounded by visitors and trees.
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A traditional Japanese temple with ornate architecture, a stone lantern, and a well-maintained garden.

Hase

Kamakura's Hase area 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 centre (five minutes), then explore the district on foot. Temple gift shops offer authentic religious artefacts, while nearby ryokans provide tatami rooms and cultural experiences for overnight guests.

A large white statue of a woman with a headdress, surrounded by lush greenery and a clear blue sky.

Ofuna

Ofuna balances two worlds perfectly – it's a bustling transit hub where train lines meet and a peaceful spiritual escape centred around the jaw-dropping 25-meter white Kannon statue. Wander through temple gardens for a breather or hop on frequent trains to explore nearby Tokyo, Yokohama, or historic Kamakura. The area shows you real Japanese suburban life without the tourist crowds. Local ramen shops and family restaurants cluster around the station with wallet-friendly meals. Business hotels offer practical stays near transport, while residential streets reveal a mix of modern apartments and traditional homes. Getting around is simple with trains every few minutes and local bus routes connecting you to wherever you need to go.

Yuigahama

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

Top landmarks in Kamakura

A beach with people walking along the shore during sunset.
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Yuigahama Beach

8.8/10 (113 reviews)
Whether you want to hunt for sand dollars or smell the fresh air, Yuigahama Beach is a spot you might want to check out, located 0.7 mi (1.2 km) from central Kamakura. Catch the sunset by the shore at Zaimokuza Beach, just a short walk away.
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A traditional Japanese temple with red and gold architecture, a large drum, and a person in traditional attire.
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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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A plate with a poached egg on avocado, garnished with parsley, surrounded by cherry tomatoes and radish slices, and a side of toasted bread.
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Komachidori Shopping Street

8.6/10 (168 reviews)
If you want to give your credit card some exercise, head out to Komachidori Shopping Street in Komachi.
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Zaimokuza Beach

8.4/10 (53 reviews)
If you can't wait to get to the beach, you might enjoy a trip to Zaimokuza Beach, located 0.8 mi (1.2 km) from central Kamakura. Catch the sunset by the shore at Yuigahama Beach, just a short walk away.
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Great Buddha

9.0/10 (143 reviews)
If you're planning a bit of sightseeing, head to Great Buddha – just one of the monuments in Hase.
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Hasedera

9.4/10 (106 reviews)
If you're planning a bit of sightseeing, head to Hasedera – just one of the monuments in Hase.
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Kamakura Seaside Park

9.0/10 (8 reviews)
Kamakura Seaside Park is worth a pic or two when discovering Yuigahama.
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Kamakura Performing Arts Center

9.0/10 (11 reviews)
Ofuna is home to Kamakura Performing Arts Center, so why not stop by during your stay in Kamakura? If you have fun at Kamakura Performing Arts Center, you'll love Shonandai Cultural Centre Children's Museum and Kanazawa Zoo, both located nearby.
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Learn more about Kamakura

Kamakura is well known for its temples and seaside, featuring attractions such as Kamakura City Library and Komachidori Shopping Street. This beachside city has something for everyone including sights like Zeniarai Benten Shrine and Great Buddha.

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A green tram at a station by the sea with a clear sky.
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A spacious lobby with a brick wall, a reception desk, and a large mirror.
An outdoor seating area with tables and chairs, surrounded by greenery and overlooking a cityscape with modern buildings and a communication tower.
A modern hotel room with a large window offering a view of a cruise ship and city skyline. The room features a sofa, a round coffee table, a side table with a lamp, and a small dining area with a table and chairs.
A buffet setup with various food items and beverages, a seating area with tables and chairs, and large windows offering a view of the street.

Citadines Harbour Front Yokohama

Citadines Harbour Front Yokohama
Yokohama City Centre

10/10 Exceptional

Singapore
sanghyuck
Citadines Harbour Front Yokohama
A hotel room with two beds, a TV, and a large window with a city view.
A modern hotel entrance with glass doors, a visible sign for 'TERRACE and TABLE', and a covered outdoor area with metal columns.
A modern hotel entrance with a dark facade and a logo above the name 'HOTEL METROPOLITAN KAWASAKI JR-EAST'.
A modern hotel room with a large window, a blue sofa, a small table, and a painting on the wall.

Hotel Metropolitan Kawasaki

Hotel Metropolitan Kawasaki
Saiwai Ward

10/10 Exceptional

Singapore
Yew Ping Han
Hotel Metropolitan Kawasaki
A spacious hotel lobby with a grand piano, seating areas, and a view of the city through large windows.
A balcony with wicker chairs, a small table, and a view of a waterfront with a Ferris wheel and amusement park.
A modern hotel with a prominent glass facade and illuminated signage.
A hotel room with a city view, a balcony with wicker furniture, and a bed with a headboard.

The Yokohama Bay Hotel Tokyu

The Yokohama Bay Hotel Tokyu
Minatomirai

10/10 Exceptional

Singapore
Jenny KT
The Yokohama Bay Hotel Tokyu
A stone pathway leading to a modern building with a dark exterior and glass doors, surrounded by greenery and stone accents.
A reception area with a wooden reception desk, a round mirror, and a bench.
A hallway with wooden flooring, decorative wall sconces, and a bench.
A traditional Japanese-style entrance with a wooden pergola, stone pathway, and a sign for the Tosei Hotel Cocoon.

Tosei Hotel Cocone Kamakura

Tosei Hotel Cocone Kamakura
Onarimachi

10/10 Exceptional

Singapore
Wan
Tosei Hotel Cocone Kamakura
A modern living room with a sofa, a wooden coffee table, and a dining area with chairs and a table.
A room with a view of a cityscape, a traditional Japanese torii gate, and a table with two cups and a plate.
A modern hotel room with a large bed, a seating area with a view, and a balcony with a cityscape view.
A multi-story building with a central atrium featuring trees with autumn foliage.

Hotel Metropolitan Kamakura

Hotel Metropolitan Kamakura
Komachi

10/10 Exceptional

Singapore
Bee Yen
Hotel Metropolitan Kamakura
A modern building with a covered entrance, large windows, and a well-lit interior.
A building entrance with a modern design, a clear pathway, and a well-maintained hedge.
A hotel room with two beds, a sofa, a TV, and a large window with curtains.
A beach with a clear sky, a sandy shore, and a hill with buildings in the background.

WeBase Kamakura

WeBase Kamakura
Yuigahama

10/10 Exceptional

Singapore
Anonymous traveller
WeBase Kamakura

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Kamakura: A Tapestry of Temples, Tides and Timeless Tranquillity

Nestled in the scenic Kanagawa Prefecture, Kamakura is a charming seaside city that offers a perfect blend of history, culture, and nature. Visitors can explore ancient temples, including serene Kamakura Zen temples, and marvel at majestic monuments. Stroll along the picturesque beaches or wander through its lush natural parks for a relaxing getaway. The central area of Kamakura is brimming with cultural treasures, such as the Kamakura museum and the revered Kamakura Seizan. With its captivating coastal views and rich heritage, Kamakura promises an enchanting escape for every traveller.

Discover great hotels near Kamakura

Kamakura offers a range of accommodation options, from charming ryokans to modern hotels. You can find everything from budget-friendly stays to luxurious retreats, many of which provide breakfast. Enjoy the unique blend of traditional Japanese hospitality and contemporary amenities while exploring this historic coastal town. Here are some of our travelers' favorite hotels near Kamakura:

  1. MALIBU HOTELopens in new window: A luxurious retreat, MALIBU HOTEL boasts an impressive 4.5-star rating with a remarkable guest rating of 9.8. This hotel caters to those seeking adventure and romance, offering an array of onsite recreation activities and a full-service spa for ultimate relaxation. Guests can indulge in exquisite dining with breathtaking ocean views, while romance packages enhance the experience. The spacious rooms are complemented by outstanding amenities, ensuring a delightful stay. Positive reviews highlight the cleanliness and kindness of the staff, making it a preferred choice for discerning travellers.
  2. Umino Hotelopens in new window: Umino Hotel is a welcoming 3.0-star hotel with a guest rating of 8.6, ideal for leisure travellers. This property features diverse dining options, including a bar and a coffee shop, perfect for unwinding after a day of exploration. Entertainment is easily accessible with a flatscreen television in each room. Guests appreciate the comfortable and clean environment, making it a popular choice for those looking to experience the charm of Kamakura without compromising on quality.
  3. Fujisawa Hotel Enopens in new window: With a solid guest rating of 8.6, Fujisawa Hotel En offers a comfortable 3.0-star experience tailored for leisure seekers. Guests can look forward to engaging entertainment options, including an LCD television in their rooms. The hotel is noted for its clean, tranquil atmosphere, making it an excellent spot for relaxation in a picturesque location. The attentive service adds to the overall appeal, ensuring a pleasant stay for those exploring the beautiful surroundings of Kamakura.

Where to stay near Kamakura

In Yokohama, Yokosuka, Fujisawa, each offers unique charms: Yokohama delights with vibrant shopping, museums, and scenic parks; Yokosuka enchants with its blend of nature, temples, and lively festivals; Fujisawa captivates with seaside adventures, trendy spots, and fresh seafood. For a first-time visit, Yokohama is best suited for a central, relaxing stay near Kamakura.

  1. Yokohamaopens in new window: A vibrant city known for its exciting shopping scene, cultural museums and delightful dining spots, Yokohama is a fantastic place to stay. Enjoy the scenic views at Yamashita Park, explore the historical charm of the Red Brick Warehouse, and marvel at the towering Landmark Tower. Perfect for travellers who love a mix of modern attractions and heritage sites, it offers a range of experiences from leisurely strolls along the waterfront to engaging tours of its unique museums.
  2. Yokosukaopens in new window: With its charming local vibe and a focus on nature and temples, Yokosuka offers a refreshing break from the bustle of city life. It’s great for those who appreciate a mix of shopping and island explorations, with the serene Soleil Nooka Park and the iconic Kannonzaki Lighthouse providing memorable experiences. The Yokosuka Museum of Art adds a touch of culture, making it a balanced destination for both relaxation and local discovery.
  3. Fujisawaopens in new window: Fujisawa is ideal for travellers who enjoy coastal living and a trendy atmosphere. The area is perfect for those keen on island escapes and boating adventures, with its natural parks and fresh seafood experiences. This destination also offers a chance to explore local monuments and enjoy the laid-back vibe of the seaside, making it a unique pick for those seeking a blend of adventure and relaxation by the sea.

Things to do in Kamakura

Nestled between lush mountains and the shimmering sea, this coastal gem offers a perfect blend of natural beauty and vibrant traditions. Visitors can enjoy scenic hiking trails, surf the waves, or relax on sandy beaches. With its rich festivals and serene temples, it’s an inviting destination for outdoor enthusiasts and culture seekers alike.

  • Yomiurilandopens in new window – Yomiuriland is an amusementPark where you can enjoy thrilling rides and family-friendly attractions. Its blend of monuments, temples, beach, naturalparks, and sea elements makes it a versatile destination for travellers looking for a mix of excitement and scenic views.
  • Soleil Nooka Parkopens in new window – Soleil Nooka Park is a touristPrecinct offering a vibrant atmosphere. You can wander through areas that feature significant monuments and temples, while also enjoying aspects of nearby naturalparks and the sea. It’s a great spot for exploring local urban design and heritage.
  • Landmark Toweropens in new window – Landmark Tower is a skyscraper that stands as a modern icon in Kamakura. With its close proximity to monuments, temples, beach, naturalparks, and the sea, it offers visitors a unique perspective on the city's blend of historical and contemporary architecture.
  • Zushi Beachopens in new window – Zushi Beach is a beach destination where you can relax on the sand and enjoy refreshing sea breezes. Its location near monuments, temples, naturalparks, and the sea makes it ideal for a leisurely day by the water.
  • Jogashima Parkopens in new window – Jogashima Park is an urbanPark that provides a pleasant retreat with its urban greenery and coastal views. It is surrounded by the charm of monuments, temples, beach, naturalparks, and the sea, offering a balanced mix of nature and urban appeal.

4 tips for savvy savings when booking a hotel in Kamakura

  1. Book for the cheapest times: The most affordable time to visit Kamakura is in January, August, and September, when hotel prices tend to be lower. For a budget-friendly experience, it is recommended to stay for at least 2 to 3 days to thoroughly explore the area’s key landmarks, cultural sites, and natural attractions. You can discover a variety of significant monuments, ancient temples, and historical sites, as well as enjoy the scenic beaches, hiking opportunities, and the beautiful natural parks. This duration allows you to appreciate both the rich history and the stunning coastal landscapes that Kamakura has to offer, making it a great value for money trip.
  2. Look for last-minute deals on Hotels.com: You may discover flexible hotel deals in Kamakura by checking the Dealsopens in new window section on Hotels.com. For those planning a spontaneous trip, the Last-Minute Deals area could offer discounted rates on nearby hotels as your travel date approaches. Additionally, you’re more likely to see a price drop or available room if you enable email alerts or push notifications. The Smart Shopping tool, available via the app, is a handy comparison tool that allows you to compare hotel prices and amenities, helping you make an informed choice.
  3. Be flexible with dates: Prices may fluctuate due to various factors, including the hotel's location, star rating, and the time of year. Therefore, being flexible with your travel dates could assist you in finding a more cost-effective stay at a hotel in Kamakura. If you're in search of something distinctive, boutique hotels often provide a more personalised experience and may offer better value. When you book through Hotels.com, we will inform you whether the price for your chosen dates is above or below the average. Should the price be on the higher side, we may suggest alternative dates that could help you find a more appealing rate.
  4. Consider your location: Staying nearer to key attractions or city centres may provide convenience, but it often comes with higher expenses. For more affordable options, consider hotels in less central areas or neighbourhoods, striking a balance between cost and ease of access to the sites you intend to visit. You might also look into independent hotels located further out, which can offer a more authentic and budget-friendly experience.

Best time to go to Kamakura

Kamakura experiences its lowest average temperature in January, at 43.9°F (6.6°C), while August is the hottest month, with an average temperature of 81.0°F (27.2°C). October is typically the wettest month. If you’re looking to soak up the lively atmosphere in Kamakura, April, June, and July are the peak months to visit, bustling with fellow travelers. During this peak period, the weather is mostly sunny, with light rainfall. However, if you prefer a more relaxed experience, October to December are perfect for a quieter getaway, marked by light to moderate rainfall and mostly sunny conditions.

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