Kamakura Park Hotel: Location & Distance to Kotoku-in

Name: Kamakura Park Hotel
Address: 33-6 Sakanoshita Gokurakuji, Kamakura, 日本

Kamakura Park Hotel: Location & Distance to Kotoku-in

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Ellie Rami

5/5

Google· 11 months ago

room was quite spacious! the location was great, about a 10 minute walk from our main destination spots and a minute walk from a cafe next door for late night munchies. the service was good but the only thing that was annoying was having to return our room key to the staff everytime we leave. other than that everything was great and free parking!

Trip.com Member

5/5

Trip.com· 4 months ago

This hotel is beautiful, elegant, and truly a special place. The hotel is decorated beautifully with very large elegant rooms. The hotel is romantic and all of the rooms have a view of the water.

Trip.com Member

5/5

Trip.com· 7 months ago

The hotel offers a charming seaside atmosphere, just steps away from the beach, which makes it perfect for a relaxing getaway. My room was clean, comfortable, and thoughtfully designed, with a cozy and welcoming feel. The staff were warm, courteous, and attentive throughout my stay. Breakfast was enjoyable, featuring fresh ingredients and local flavors.

DellaG_12

4/5

Tripadvisor· 6 years ago

We had a wonderful oceanview room at this hotel. The room was very spacious as it also had a sofa bed in a niche in the corner. Yes, it is a little dated but none the less the room offered more than adequate amenities for our two night stay in this wonderful town. We had a complimentary breakfast for our stay. We chose the Western cuisine and it was not disappointing. The coffee was delicious! Overall a pleasant and enjoyable stay at this hotel.

Trip.com Member

5/5

Trip.com· 4 months ago

The facility was very clean and we can see the beach from our window.

johnvtokyo

5/5

Tripadvisor· 3 years ago

I met the manager of the hotel in the lobby as we checked in and he explained that he had been a senior manager at the imperial Hotel in Tokyo for 30 years. He’s probably why the hotel is in such good condition. Although there are some nicks in the scratches, like in many older hotels in Japan, this one has been nicely renovated 15 years ago. It’s on the busy road, but you don’t hear anything because the construction is so solid. We stayed in a tatami room, which was lovely. The futon cushion and sheets were very very comfortable and nice. There is a lot of beautiful flower arrangements in the lobby and elsewhere. I debated between giving four stars and five stars but I gave the latter due to the very attractive price. Most of the clientele seem to be on the older side but we saw some young families too.

svlcogen

5/5

Tripadvisor· 8 years ago

We were there for two night in March 2018. Our stay was very pleasant as the room was so comfort with lots of space and very comfortable. We also tried both Japanese and Western types breakfast on each day, and both were super. The services were very efficient, professional, and polite. We had asked for help from the reception to book a strawberry picking trip for us and two ladies at the counter were very helpful and arranged us a great itinerary. The location is also great and I got a chance to do my running along the coast line in front of the hotel every morning. We had a great stay and recommend this hotel to everyone.

MichelleHeywood

4/5

Tripadvisor· 8 years ago

Stayed only 1 night during a business trip but quite a modern hotel located directly opposite the ocean. Comfortable and clean rooms but slightly dated in style and amenities. Hotel service was excellent. Breakfast was traditional Japanese or Western and very nice. Easy parking onsite and several dining options. Japanese restaurant was very authentic.

Where can I eat near Kamakura Park Hotel?

For meals, the hotel has two restaurants: Wa Minamoto, serving Japanese kaiseki with local seafood and vegetables, and Pergola, offering French cuisine with fresh fish and Kamakura produce. The hotel also has a bar and a cafe for lighter bites or drinks. Nearby, within a short walk, you can reach Gokuraku-ji and Hase-dera, where you might find small local eateries, though specific names aren't listed. For more options, the area around Hase Station, about a 12-minute walk away, typically has casual dining spots. You can also explore Kamakura's main dining areas by taking a short taxi ride from the hotel, which is about 10 minutes from JR Kamakura Station, where many restaurants are located.

What is the area around Kamakura Park Hotel like?

The hotel sits along the Yuigahama coast, so the sea is right there and all rooms have ocean views. It is a calm, residential part of Kamakura, with the beach and Kamakura Seaside Park just a 15-minute walk away. The area is full of historic temples, with Gokuraku-ji a 7-minute walk and Hase-dera a 10-minute walk from the door. Kotoku-in, home to the Great Buddha, is a 17-minute walk, and the Enoden line at Hase Station is about 12 minutes on foot for exploring further. The hotel's own Japanese restaurant Wa Minamoto and French restaurant Pergola are right on site for meals.

How do I get to Kamakura Park Hotel from the airport or main train station?

From JR Kamakura Station, take a taxi for about 10 minutes to reach the hotel. Alternatively, ride the Enoden Line to Hase Station, which is a 12-minute walk (900 meters) from the hotel. If you are driving, the hotel is about 20 minutes from the Asahina Interchange via Route 134. The hotel is also accessible from Zushi Interchange, about 20 minutes away. For a direct route, a pre-booked transfer or ride-hailing service from the station works well.

What's there to do near Kamakura Park Hotel in the evening?

In the evening, you can enjoy a meal at the hotel's own Restaurant Pergola or Japanese Restaurant Wa Minamoto, both serving local seafood and vegetables. For a stroll, Gokuraku-ji is a 7-minute walk and Hase-dera is 10 minutes away, though their evening hours vary. The Kamakura Seaside Park, a 15-minute walk, offers a pleasant seaside setting for an evening walk. Further afield, Kotoku-in, home to the Great Buddha, is a 17-minute walk. The hotel's bar and cafe are also available for a relaxed end to the day.

Is Kamakura Park Hotel a good base for exploring Kamakura?

Yes, Kamakura Park Hotel is a great base for exploring the city. Many key sights are within a short walk: Gokuraku-ji is 7 minutes away, Hase-dera is 10 minutes, and Kamakura Seaside Park is 15 minutes. The Great Buddha at Kotoku-in is a 17-minute walk, so you can easily see it on foot. For farther spots like Sasuke Inari Shrine (2.2 km) or Tsurugaoka Hachiman-gu (3.2 km), you can take a taxi or local train from nearby Hase Station. The hotel's own restaurant and bar are handy for meals before or after your outings. It's a convenient spot for both the coastal temples and the wider Kamakura area.

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