Compare Spa Resorts & Hotels in Kamakura

"What a surprisingly modern and trendy vibing place! It’s right on the waterfront of the Tama River, which had a nice green belt path with joggers, walkers and bicyclists out enjoying the day. The hotel is in a huge business park that looked completely deserted but well suited for tons of people. So clean and modern! The restaurants on site were both excellent, breakfast had traditional Japanese foods as well as anything else you’d want from eggs and bacon to cereal, fruit and yogurt. Loved the Onsen! Room was tight but totally adequate and beds comfy and I’m quite picky when it comes to that! They had ALL kinds of recreation equipment to rent as well, fly fishing gear, bikes and even skateboards! Great place for a short stay, minutes to the airport on their free shuttle and close to JR Station."

"Everything was good."

"Rooms are slighly larger than most Japan hotels. The area around hotel most active during weekends. We at at a great Katsu restaurant in the same complex. Only counter seats but it was the best I’ve had on that trip. Also we couldn’t finish the meal so the packed it for us to take back to the room. I warmed it up-at the hotel microwave with also had utensils. It was also convenient to the train and monorail station. I was surprised that the monorail was less crowded than the KK train especially returning towards the Airport. "

"The hotel is so convenient for an early flight, while still providing quick access to areas of Tokyo. Our room at the Villa Fontaine Premier was spacious. Free use of the rooftop onsen was a big highlight."

"It was a great experience. Good view, spacious room, helpful staff, closeness to subway stations and shopping areas. Room was clean snd well equipped."

"Very clean, convenient and comfortable, staff is nice and responsible. Everything great ! "