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6 Jan. - 7 Jan.
Kamakura Prince Hotel: Family aparthotel with free WiFi and outdoor pool. Guests love the helpful staff!
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5 Jan. - 6 Jan.
Sotetsu Fresa Inn Kamakura-Ofuna Higashiguchi: Family hotel with free WiFi and a restaurant.
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10 Dec. - 11 Dec.
WeBase Kamakura - Hostel: Hot springs hostel with free WiFi and a restaurant. Guests give the location a thumbs up.
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15 Dec. - 16 Dec.
JR-EAST HOTEL METS KAMAKURA OFUNA: Family hotel with free WiFi and a coffee shop. Guests give the location a thumbs up.
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10 Dec. - 11 Dec.
Kamakura Park Hotel: Family hotel with free WiFi and free parking. Located by the ocean.
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5 Jan. - 6 Jan.
Sotetsu Fresa Inn Kamakura-Ofuna kasamaguchi: Business-friendly hotel with free WiFi and a coffee shop. Located near a train station.
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10 Dec. - 11 Dec.
Plage yuigahama: Family guesthouse with free WiFi and a terrace. Guests give the staff a thumbs up.
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11 Dec. - 12 Dec.
Good Morning Zaimokuza: Family bed & breakfast with free breakfast and free WiFi. Guests give the staff a thumbs up.
Price for 1 night 2 adults*
Per night/room
10 Dec. - 11 Dec.
WeBase Kamakura - Hostel: Hot springs hostel with free WiFi and a restaurant. Guests give the location a thumbs up.
Per night/room
10 Dec. - 11 Dec.
Iza Kamakura Guest House & Bar - Hostel: Hostel with free WiFi and a bar/lounge. Located near a train station.
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.
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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Hotels in Kamakura start at AU$66 per night. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
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