Business Hotels in Kamakura

"An excellent modern hotel in a great location. Just a five minute walk from the train station, taking you to Tokyo city or along the local train where you can explore all of Kamakura and take in the breathtaking views of the sea. The hotel had surprisingly spacious rooms, great facilities and very friendly, welcoming staff. Highly recommend this hotel if you are taking a break, visiting the wonderful town of Kamakura."

"The location is excellent, right outside Ofuna Station. It's incredibly convenient for transportation, offering easy access to Enoshima and Kamakura. The area also boasts many delicious and affordable dining options, giving it a vibrant local feel. The hotel provides luggage storage, and there's a generous selection of complimentary toiletries for guests to use. While there's an occasional faint train noise, it's hardly noticeable and didn't disturb our sleep at all; we slept wonderfully. I would definitely choose this hotel again on my next visit."

"Our stay was absolutely wonderful! We'll definitely choose this hotel again when we bring our children next time. While it's not the cheapest option, you'd be hard-pressed to find a room this spacious for the same price in Tokyo! It's just about a ten-minute walk from Kamakura Station, and conveniently located right across the street from Komachi Dori. The toilet and shower are separate, and they thoughtfully provided sleep masks and bath amenities. The sofa area was also very spacious. The bed was incredibly comfortable, ensuring a great night's sleep! The entire hotel features a minimalist Japanese design, and you're greeted by a pleasant aroma the moment you step in. On the ground floor, there's a Muji store and a restaurant, which is incredibly convenient! Plus, they offer free coffee, perfect for starting your day energized!"

"It was very hard to find the hotel, the maps send us to the back part because the hotel building is in the end of the lot (when you enter there is a parking lot before the build itself) so I had to walk around the block to find it while my husband waited at the car with my sleeping kid. When we arrived the staff said we could not park in that parking lot and we had to move to a partners parking close by. We only stay there for 1 night and everything else was very good."

"This Sotetsu hotel is right outside Ofuna Station and very close to the Grand Ship shopping center, which houses a Life supermarket, making shopping incredibly convenient. The hotel's linen was very clean, ensuring a comfortable stay. Breakfast was a Ueshima Coffee set meal; the grilled toast was delicious, though the coffee was just okay. From Ofuna Station, it's only a little over ten minutes by monorail to Enoshima. There's a Bookoff nearby, perfect for picking up collectibles, and right next to it is Ito-Yokado. You'll also find plenty of dining options in every direction around the hotel. Overall, if you're visiting Kamakura, staying in Ofuna is a really smart choice."

"A 10-minute walk from the subway station, with various restaurants conveniently located nearby. This is an excellent building that makes effective use of its steel frame structure and features superb landscape design. It would be a particularly meaningful stay for architects. The breakfast area is designed like a charming cafe, making everything served there seem delicious. I spent my time reading and gazing at the rainy courtyard until check-out. I was very pleased by the kindness of the female staff member who spoke Korean. While both the room's size and comfort were excellent, there was no charger provided, and I hope the quality of the toothbrushes can be improved. One morning, despite the rain, I opened the window and enjoyed the delightful birdsong for a long while. It was a relief that the windows here were easy to open and close, unlike in many Japanese accommodations. As I personally loved Kamakura City, if I ever return, I'd love to experience both a traditional guesthouse and spend my last night here to enjoy the morning before departing."

"It is very close to the station and Hasedera Temple. But it feels like the only advantage. The dormitory has an iron bed without even a bed curtain. Not only is it very noisy, but the mattress is also very thin. It feels like you are sleeping directly on the iron frame, and you feel very uncomfortable when you wake up. I have to wait until all my roommates come back before I can turn off the lights and go to bed. Unfortunately, the last person to come back last night didn’t even turn off the lights, which disturbed my sleep. The toilet was not very clean and had moths. This is probably the worst youth hostel experience. I feel like the business owner doesn't run the business with any care. Most services require additional charges, such as toothbrushes, towels, slippers and luggage storage."