Kamakura Hotels with Wi-Fi

The hotel has an unbeatable sea view. Enoshima and Mount Fuji are in full view when the weather is clear. Although the language communication at the front desk was a bit difficult, they tried their best to introduce the hotel's services and facilities. The breakfast was great, with a view of the sea and good service. It was semi-self-service. The main course was a choice between Benedict and Omelette, and the rest was self-service. The waiter who served us was an old man. He specially prepared a translator and gave a very detailed introduction. The hotel has a shuttle bus, which is very convenient. If you miss the shuttle bus time, it is not too far to walk from Shichirigahama Station to the hotel, because the hotel is halfway up the mountain. You can take the elevator from the banquet hall of the hotel at the foot of the mountain to the lobby. In short, this stay at Kamakura Prince exceeded expectations.

This was a great choice for our family in Kamakura. The bunk beds were great, with lights and outlets by each bunk. The onsen is wonderful. All guests received a little basket with bath towel and pajamas to use in the onsen and the room. Breakfast was delicious and plentiful. At night, we could even get rice and miso soup in case we were hungry. The hotel is tasteful and well-located. It was an easy walk from the station and we also walked to the ocean every morning.

The staffs were very nice and friendly. They gave a clear instruction on hotel residing. The room is quite big and clean. However the location is a bit far from the station than I thought.

hotel was on the main street and it has everything there too the bed was comfy however parking has to be paid but it wasn’t too bad after all, there was a slight hiccup at check in as we wanted 2 double bed for 3 pax however they were rigid saying we need another bed for the 3rd pax room was really nice and comfy and had bath salts to soak after a super long day thank you overall

Just walking distance to all restaurants and Ofuna train station. The hotel itself looked very new especially on the lobby but the room is super small. The bedsheet was shedding and it seem like it has been over-washed or used for many many times. There is no view inside the room and you’re basically surrounded by all the buildings. The breakfast is quite good with what they offered - western and Japanese cuisines.

Very convenient. The hotel is located opposite the Ofuna station. The staff is very helpful and friendly. They provide complementary toiletries. Highly recommended. The double room size is good for 2 pax and one fully opened luggage.

We booked 30 sqm room. The room is big enough for family of 1 child. But the room is on first floor - no sea view and small balcony ( not opened view ). Hotel is just 280 meter from train station with small road. The road from the station to hotel is very beautiful with Japanese house. No nearby convenient stores but have one restaurant next to hotel. Breakfast served at hotel is quite good and served with good service

I stayed at Kaihinso for the first time in 2019, but unfortunately the comments at that time are gone. I have experienced a lot in the past 5 years, but my impression of Kaihinso has never changed. This is the most important part of the Kamakura trip. The Kaihinso building itself is a national protected building in Japan, and most of the staff are old ladies with a friendly attitude. Five years ago, most of the guests staying were Japanese, but this time most of them are Chinese tourists. Do you want to experience the most traditional Japanese inn? Just stay at Kaihinso. Sleep on tatami, take a hot spring, and eat Japanese breakfast. Kaihinso is only more than 100 meters away from Yuigahama Station on the Enoden. You can walk along the path to the beach, or take the tram for 4 stops to Shichirigahama, 5 stops to Kamakura High School, or 7 stops to Enoshima. Even if you don’t go to the attractions, just walking in the nearby alleys and feeling the tranquility of the Japanese countryside is also an excellent experience.

Though not in the busiest tourist areas, the location of this hotel is at the heart of Kamakura with shops and restaurants nearby. The hotel design is very stylish and new. The hotel does not have a carpark or drop off areas, therefore it can get a little inconvenient if you are going by your own car. The staff gave information about the closest overnight parking which is very helpful because parking in Kamakura is very expensive. For the room, it was quite disappointing. Though I already know about the room size and that the facilities is limited (no TV), when I actually entered the room, I find the lighting is insufficient as well. There was only a very dim ceiling light in the room, I had to turn on the mirror light and bring over the table light to the nightstand side to have slightly better lighting. The amenties were to be collected at the lobby so it was okay. However, the room only provides kettle and 2 bottles of water, there was no tea bag or coffee whatsoever. About the bathroom: the towels were placed inside a wire basket which is placed directly on the floor, and that makes me feel very concerned for its hygiene. There is a restaurant/bar and shop on the lobby floor. While I enjoyed the shop very much, I think it would be nice if the staff could introduces us to what the restaurant/bar offers (to supplement for the lack of tea bags / coffee in the room). Generally speaking, it gives me a feeling that the hotel is a budget hotel branded as a boutique hotel. At this price, there are far better choices in Kamakura.

Room view is same as photo show, is traditional homestay so didn’t have private toilet. The way to washroom and bathroom will have warmer but after bath will be very cold in winter. Is super nearby to Kailua station and opposite is one of the famous spot, Komachi St.