Business Hotels in Kamakura

"My child absolutely loved this Muji-style hotel. The ground floor features a Muji retail space and restaurant. We had a bit of trouble finding the entrance upon arrival, but a kind Japanese elderly lady helped point us in the right direction. Breakfast was served at the Muji restaurant; while the flavors were distinctly Japanese, we found it a bit hard to get used to since most of the dishes were cold. The hotel's design is truly fantastic, and the amenities provided were incredibly thoughtful. Beyond the usual toothbrushes and slippers, they even offered cosmetics, specifically Sekkisei."

"The hotel is conveniently located directly across from the South Exit of JR Ofuna Station, about a 2-minute walk. It's super easy to get to Enoshima from here as Ofuna is the starting station for the Shonan Monorail. They offer breakfast, though the selection is a bit limited – enough to fill you up, but not much more. You'll find drugstores and convenience stores nearby, which is very handy. JR Ofuna Station also has a Starbucks and is connected to a shopping mall with a Uniqlo on the 5th floor and MUJI on the 6th, so it’s easy to pick up daily essentials. There are plenty of dining options in the area, from Japanese to Western cuisine. The hotel also has a laundry room on the 2nd floor, costing 500 yen for wash and dry. The staff, both at the front desk and housekeeping, are incredibly polite."

"This is a small Japanese-style hotel with a garden, spread across four floors. We stayed on the third floor in a room with two 1.1-meter-wide double beds, plus a sofa bed that was even larger than a double bed, so it could comfortably sleep five people. As it's a Japanese-style hotel, the lighting was a bit dim. The front desk staff were very welcoming, and we were able to store our luggage before check-in and after check-out. Housekeeping cleaned the room daily at 10:00 AM. The hotel's location is super convenient, just a few hundred meters, or a 5-minute walk, to both JR Kamakura Station and Enoden Station. It's less than a kilometer from Kamakura Beach, and you can walk along the coastline to Shichirigahama. It's also very close to Komachi-dori shopping street, which leads straight to Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine. Due to a tight schedule, we didn't get to experience the hotel's public bath or enjoy the complimentary coffee. We stayed for two days but didn't encounter the free rice balls and miso soup supper service mentioned in some reviews. Breakfast is 1980 JPY per person and requires advance booking. Overall, our stay at the hotel was a pleasant experience."

"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."

"The front desk staff were incredibly friendly and spoke excellent English. They were always willing to help and even stored our luggage for us until the evening! The location is incredibly convenient, just a five-minute walk to Ofuna Station, which makes it incredibly easy to travel to both Kamakura and central Tokyo. The rooms were clean and comfortable, and we appreciated the complimentary coffee and ice machine. The local residents were also very friendly, and we felt completely safe walking to the convenience store at night. Highly recommend!"