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Ryokans in Kamakura

When you travel, you’re all about total immersion. You’re the type that dives right in: learning the language, taking cooking classes, and finding those hole-in-the-wall places that aren’t in the guidebooks. You connect with other travellers, maybe even making friends for life. And you definitely bring home local art and handmade jewellery as your souvenirs. But the most important decision of your perfect holiday is where to stay, because the typical hotel simply won’t do. In Kamakura, your choice is easy: traditional Japanese accommodation known as ryokans are the only way to go for those who seek authenticity.

Ryokans come in all shapes and sizes, from the time-honoured classic style to more modernised versions. There are onsen ryokan, which have hot spring baths that are a must-try if you really want to experience Japanese culture. Check out Japanese guest houses in Kamakura to see what’s in store. You could soon be sitting on zabuton and chilling out in the engawa—and if you’re serious about immersion, you might already know what those words mean. If you don’t, bust out that phrasebook and start learning. You’ll want to look like a pro at your welcome kaiseki dinner.

Can you imagine yourself in one of these traditional Japanese hotels? Well, you must have your lucky talisman on you, because you’re about to experience some good fortune. Wotif has great prices on ryokans in Kamakura and throughout Japan, so even if you’re travelling the country, you never have to worry about where you’ll sleep at night. That’s what the locals call true Zen.

Kamakura Ryokans essential information

Accommodation
9 Ryokans
Lowest Price
AU$86
Highest Price
AU$583
Popular accommodation
Ryugujo Spa Hotel Mikazuki Fujimitei, Jinya Ryokan, Sanbi no yado Ryokan Kawana, Sanso Nagisa, Beachside Onsen Resort Umi, Ryokan Fukumotokan, Seirakuen, Ryokan Asada, Kageyu

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