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If you’re looking for a family-friendly hotel in Kamakura, look no further than Kamakura Park Hotel.
While staying at Kamakura Park Hotel, visitors can check out Goryo Shrine (0.4 mi) and Kamakura Komachidori (1.5 mi), some of Kamakura's top attractions.
Kamakura Park Hotel is a family-friendly hotel offering a refrigerator and air conditioning in the rooms, and it is easy to stay connected during your stay as free wifi is offered to guests.
The hotel features 24 hour front desk, a concierge, and baggage storage. Plus, guests can enjoy yoga classes and breakfast, which have made this a popular choice among travellers visiting Kamakura. For guests with a vehicle, free parking is available.
While in Kamakura, you may want to check out some of the restaurants that are a short walk away from Kamakura Park Hotel, including Sometaro (0.5 mi), TAVERNA RONDINO (0.6 mi), and Kebab Kamakura (0.7 mi).
If you’re looking for things to do, you can check out Kotoku-in (Great Buddha of Kamakura) (0.7 mi), Hase-dera Temple (0.5 mi), or Inamuragasaki (0.5 mi), which are popular attractions amongst tourists, and they are all within walking distance.
The staff at Kamakura Park Hotel looks forward to serving you during your upcoming visit.
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I met the manager of the hotel in the lobby as we checked in and he explained that he had been a senior manager at the imperial Hotel in Tokyo for 30 years. He’s probably why the hotel is in such good condition. Although there are some nicks in the scratches, like in many older hotels in Japan, this one has been nicely renovated 15 years ago. It’s on the busy road, but you don’t hear anything because the construction is so solid. We stayed in a tatami room, which was lovely. The futon cushion and sheets were very very comfortable and nice. There is a lot of beautiful flower arrangements in the lobby and elsewhere. I debated between giving four stars and five stars but I gave the latter due to the very attractive price. Most of the clientele seem to be on the older side but we saw some young families too.
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Date of stay: June 2023Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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We had a wonderful oceanview room at this hotel. The room was very spacious as it also had a sofa bed in a niche in the corner. Yes, it is a little dated but none the less the room offered more than adequate amenities for our two night stay in this wonderful town. We had a complimentary breakfast for our stay. We chose the Western cuisine and it was not disappointing. The coffee was delicious! Overall a pleasant and enjoyable stay at this hotel.
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Date of stay: November 2019
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Room Tip:Oceanview rooms may be a bit noisy because of street traffic
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The hotel was nice and "grandish" but not the best location as its by the beach and would be much nicer in summer. We stayed at the hotel in winter and it was a bit far from the main part of town and the sights. However we did walk to the JR station area from the hotel and if you like walking on a trip it was 'doable'.
I would probably want somewhere more central if I went back in winter again. However it was by the water and in summer it looked like it would be quite a nice area. Lots of beach style cafes etc. Quite interesting for Japan to see American surf culture with a Japanese twist. I would have given a 4 if I had visited in summer I think.
The hotel itself was nice. Complimentary beer on arrival, Japanese and french restaurant onsite (we didn't eat there though) and the room was nice and clean. Decor a bit old-style and grand for my liking but certainly nice and comfortable. The bathroom was big and roomy and better than most. Even had a shower and a bath, which is nice because I got sick of showering in small baths. Even had free wifi in the room! View over the beach was also nice. Staff friendly and spoke english well.
I would certainly consider staying in summer (especially if you stayed 2 or more nights) but not winter.
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Date of stay: February 2011
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Trip type: Travelled with friends
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On the advice of a friend, we stayed at the Kamakura Park Hotel for a weekend. The Hotel is right across from the Kamakura beach, and includes a Western restaurant and Japanese restaurant on the premises. My wife, daughter and I stayed in a room with 3 single beds. We found the room to be spacious, clean and comfortable, with a nice view of the sea.
I wish we had obtained the name of the woman at the reception desk, as she provided exceptional service! When she found out that our daughter is a vegan vegetarian, she took considerable effort to understand her dietary preferences, and to recommend what she could eat and in which restaurant. We don't speak Japanese at all, and she was a god send. With a typhoon approaching, she also kept us updated on the latest weather forecasts.
My wife and I tried a full Japanese breakfast, and did not quite know what sauce went with what dish. The person who served us helped us beautifully with signs and gestures (as neither spoke a language the other could understand). When he saw that my wife and I were enjoying the green tea, he brought out other variations of tea for us to try and introduce us to their names as well (Hojicha, Sencha). Given that this was our first full day in Japan on this trip, the hospitality that the hotel staff showed us was much appreciated.
Although we had planned to stay two nights, with the approaching typhoon, we decided to check out after one night and the Hotel staff, while disappointed, were exemplary is helping us get on our way further inland.
I realize that this Hotel is expensive for a 3+ star Hotel, but given the location (directly across Kamakura beach) and the staff, I heartily recommend this Hotel.
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Date of stay: October 2014
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Room Tip:- Note that the Hotel staff will ask you to pre-reserve your breakfast at one of the two...
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We loved staying at this hotel. It's on the water, has views of the bay and the windows open - fresh air!
This was our first time staying in Kamakura - we have visited before but never stayed overnight - and whilst there's not a lot of choice in terms of hotel accommodation, we were certainly happy with our decision.
We wanted to take time to explore this wonderful town, and ride the Enoden train as much as we could. We also wanted to unwind, and staying at Kamakura Park Hotel gave us plenty of opportunity to do all of these things.
You have to walk through the back streets to get to the nearest train station, Hase, about 10 minutes away. We really like exploring the back streets of any town or city and staying at this hotel certainly gave us plenty to discover; we took a different route every day.
And the staff were amazing, especially Haruna Ueki. She certainly made our stay very special. Lucky for us, she has spent time living in our hometown, so she understood us very quickly and was able to give us lots of tips about coffee, eating and what to see.
One tip though, whilst having a room with a view was certainly wonderful, we couldn't leave our window open all night as the traffic noise was too constant. It's a road that everyone uses to go up and down the coast, so the traffic never stops. However, closing the window certainly blocked out nearly all of the noise.
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Date of stay: November 2019
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Room Tip:Road outside is very busy, so you can't have your window open at night. But looking out at...
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I went to Kamakura for an 3km ocean swimming race on the beach. The weekend was very busy and I was lucky to get a room here on a Friday night. It also says something that it was one of the last hotels with rooms available. The hotel seems to cater to tour groups, which could also be a factor on the weekends.
The positives are that the rooms are quite big and the staff have excellent English. The location is a 10 minute walk from the local train station, but not bad. I didn't try the restaurant, but there are some nice beach restaurants only about 6 minutes walk away.
The negative is that it feels like an average tourist hotel that you could find in any part of the world. It doesn't take advantage of it's sea front location, in my view.
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Date of stay: July 2018
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Trip type: Travelled solo
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Great and modern hotel by the seaside. The lay out of reception, restaurants, lobby and corridors are beautiful. We stayed 2 nights and chose a "Japanese style" room: Our room (#313) and bathroom were large. Decoration was genuine and the futon experience memorable. Both restaurants (Kora for the Japanese food and Pergola for the werstern food) were excellent. The hotel is not cheap, but it is worth the experience, under Mia-san kind but very effective leadership. The hotel is a bit remote from the Kamakura train station (10-15 min by cab).
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Date of stay: November 2015
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Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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We stay here for only one night.its a 10 minutes ride taxi from kamakura station.we chose this hotel because its near in zushi marina and we plan to do fly boarding there.what can i say?its a descent and traditional hotel.a little bit pricey and nothing special about it.but if you want to stay in kamakura you better stay here or in prince..
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Date of stay: August 2015Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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We stayed here a few days with a big group of people to celebrate a wedding, reception took place at the hotel as well. The hotel staff was not the friendliest, maybe they were overwhelmed but there one front desk lady that was snippety and a bit of a smart alec, really made for NOT feeling welcome at the hotel. However, the food servers were all excellent. The one MUST DO is to get a Japanese style room, they put out the tatami bedding for you each night and the sleep on those futons is simply awesome! The western style rooms were really dated and awful looking, like they were created in the 70 or 80s with an unsuccessful luxury look, gold trims everywhere, blue couches on red carpets, not good. Meanwhiel the Japanese rooms I am sure were equally dated but you couldn't tell. The hotel itself was pretty dead with not much to do and not a very close walk to town/to the train station. The village is a surf beach town but we went in April and it felt a little deserted by the beach. There were some really big landmarks close by (Temple/Great Buddha), but you'd have to take a taxi since not an easy walking distance. As far as food goes, our breakfast was included. They were pretty strict about breakfast times but otherwise it was pretty good. The only downside was that it was the same breakfast every day, except for maybe how you ordered your eggs or substitute bacon for sausage. You get to decide western style or japanese (washoku). We went for western since we had done Japanese style at another hotel and felt we'd had enough fish for breakfast. Aside from it getting boring, the yogurt was good and you got unlimited bread/pastries whish we loved. Food, lunch and our wedding event, was pretty darn good so I'd have to give them props there.
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Date of stay: April 2012
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Trip type: Travelled with family
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We go to Kamakura-city suddenly, I have to make a reservation. Consequently, it is so great to go there.
<Pros> - I had a reservation for cheap price under 20,000 yen without foods. - The room’s view slightly ocean view.
<Cons> - Baby bed needs additional fee.
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Date of stay: September 2020Trip type: Travelled with family
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We caught a taxi from the train station. It was inexpensive. There is a local train station nearby, but rather than changing trains, we took the easier option
Once there, we walked through a suburban area to the touristy areas.
There are more places to choose from in the Kamakura area.
PRICE RANGE
RM 749 - RM 993 (Based on Average Rates for a Standard Room)
LOCATION
JapanKantoKanagawa PrefectureKamakura
NUMBER OF ROOMS
46
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