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Accommodation In Kamakura

Looking for a little serenity on your next holiday, or do you just need a break from the bustle of Tokyo? The little town of Kamakura in the Kanagawa Prefecture is your answer. This city, with its wooded hills, relaxing hikes and many temples, is a popular day trip excursion for Tokyo visitors. So what are you waiting for? Score deals on Kamakura hotels and extend your Tokyo holiday.

Things to Do in Kamakura

Find your own personal Zen in Kamakura by exploring its many temples and shrines. These ancient houses of contemplation and worship are spread throughout the city, so plan your days in advance. The most popular temple is the Tsurugaoka Hachiman-gu Shrine, which was built by Yoritomo Minamoto, the founder of the famous Kamakura Shogunate.

If you’ve always wanted to feel more like Buddha, now’s your chance. Head over to Kotokuin and take a walk inside the Great Buddha statue, which sits over 13 meters high. If you want to snap a selfie with the big guy, he’ll always give you a smile!

Don’t retreat to your Kamakura accommodation just yet! Keep your Zen going strong by relaxing on one of the city’s shorelines, including the popular Yuigahama, Inamuragasaki and Shichirigahama Beaches. Stomach grumbling? Fill it up with Kamakura’s signature Hatosabure, a biscuit shaped like a pigeon.

Getting to Kamakura

Fly into Narita Airport (NRT) to start your journey to Kamakura. The airport is 124 km away from the city, so you’ll need to hop on a train to make it to your accommodation in Kamakura. If you’re just taking a day trip from Tokyo, you can find a direct train ride to Kamakura and back. It might be a good idea to purchase a train pass, especially if you have several day trips planned as part of your Tokyo holiday package.

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Kamakura hotels essential information

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929 hotels
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AU$82
Highest Price
AU$243
Popular hotels
Sotetsu Fresa Inn Kamakura Ofuna Higashiguchi, Hotel Metropolitan Kamakura, JR East Hotel Mets Kamakura Ofuna, Hotel Villa Fontaine Grand Haneda Airport, APA Hotel & Resort Yokohama Bay Tower, The Royal Park Hotel Tokyo Haneda Airport Terminal 3, HOTEL METROPOLITAN TOKYO HANEDA, The Yokohama Bay Hotel Tokyu, Kawasaki King Skyfront Tokyu REI Hotel

Frequently asked questions

What are the best hotels in Kamakura?
If Kamakura is your holiday HQ, drop your bags and crank up the chillax mode at Kamakura Park Hotel. Daily housekeeping services and a deep soaking bathtub are just two of the many reasons guests love staying here. Want convenient access to Tsurugaoka Hachiman-gu Shrine and Yuigahama Beach? Then check in to WeBase Kamakura, another one of our leading hotels in Kamakura. When you’re ready to book, Wotif is your go-to resource for finding unbeatable deals on Kamakura accommodation.
How many days should I spend in Kamakura?
Stay a few days, a few weeks or a lot longer — you do you, boo. Start by working out the sights you want to see and whether you want to get into relaxation or adventure mode. Your budget? That’ll also come into play. When it’s time to book your Kamakura hotel and flight, we’d love nothing more than to make it happen.
Where should a first-time tourist stay in Kamakura?
If you’ve never stepped foot in Kamakura before, make your trip as easy as possible. Stay someplace central so you’ll be near the major attractions, public transport and things like restaurants and convenience stores. Keep an eye out for Kamakura hotels that are in good locations and are highly rated by other first-time visitors.
How much does a Kamakura hotel cost?
Kamakura hotel prices vary based on when you plan to travel and just how swish you like your digs. To lock in AU$82 cheap accommodation in Kamakura, enter your details, hit search, then filter your results by budget, property class, amenities and more. Another cost-saving tip? Avoid booking during the busiest months of June, September and October, when rates are usually higher. Because the only thing better than going on holiday is getting it for a bargain!
How do I get a cheap hotel in Kamakura?
Learn how to land cheap hotels in Kamakura with our insider tips:

  • Holiday while everyone’s at work: Mondays to Thursdays are usually when room rates are cheapest.
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  • Ditch the throngs of tourists: And save a bunch of cash while you’re at it by travelling to Kamakura during the off-peak season. Rates are best in December, January and February.
  • Filters are your friend, dear traveller: Use our handy filter tool to find the type of digs you’re after, then sort by the lowest price to find a hot deal.

Which hotels in Kamakura are family-friendly?
Jump into a world of family fun in one of our Kamakura family accommodation choices. With stacks of cool stuff like kids’ clubs, pools and games rooms, they’re not just places to kip, but a destination in themselves. Use our “Family friendly” filter to find them in an instant, or check out these leading options for you and your crew:


What is the best area to stay in Kamakura?
A great hotel in an epic location is the dream combo, which is why many people choose the areas of Yamanouchi, Kotsubo and Kamakurayama for their Kamakura accommodation. But hey, we’re just getting warmed up. There are many other incredible Kamakura neighbourhoods worth considering. Check out all the possible locations for your hotel in Kamakura by clicking “View map” at the top of the page.

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