Kamakura Prince Hotel
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Fast facts
Check in from: | 15:00 |
|---|---|
Check out before: | 11:00 |
Pets | Pets not allowed |
Amenities
Wi-Fi
Parking
Air conditioning
Pool
Front desk 24 hour
Restaurant
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Kamakura Prince Hotel
Located at the popular Shichirigahama Beach, the Kamakura Prince Hotel features outdoor swimming pool, rooms with panoramic ocean views. Free WiFi is available in the lobby, lounge, banquet hall Shichirigahama and all guest rooms.
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JP
Comment: 31 Mar 2026
Stayed in: Mar 2026
The Petit Luxury, an overnight trip within a day trip, is also a good thing. It was classy.
Even though I had lived in Tokyo for many years, I shunned Kamakura and couldn't get anywhere. (The reason is that I often change trains (it takes more than 90 minutes from my home, even though Kamakura is the next prefecture (34 km straight)), and the highway is not very accessible on the way, and the Shonan area is always congested. It means parking is hard, too.)
In recent years, the number of inbound customers has increased dramatically and the situation is overtourism, and I hear that the Enoden, a small train, is crowded during the day even on weekdays.
My family asked me to go to Kamakura. I have been to Enoshima in the last 20 years or so, but this is the first time I have visited Kamakura in 45 years.
I hate traffic, so I decided to take the train this time.
After sightseeing in Kamakura (Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine, etc.), we took the Enoden to a hotel.
Even though Enoden is crowded on weekdays, it's a packed train. There are too many inbound customers. I was about to be left behind. (I wonder what the holidays will be like with this.)
I checked the time and walked along the coast to use the shuttle bus from Shichirigahama Station.
(I later learned that walking towards Kamakura would take the inclined elevator (like a cable car) from the front of the building where the hotel banquette is located to the main building.)
There is a hotel on the slope and the front desk is on the third floor.
I've been away from golf for many years. It felt like a clubhouse on a golf course.
The rooms on the third floor were accessible without using elevators.
We used the inclined elevator to go out on the beach again and enjoy the evening view.
Plan use with dinner breakfast, and dinner was Japanese cuisine with a course meal from "Onzoji Kiyoyasu Tei". A calm atmosphere with fine ingredients. You were right.
It was a comfortable stay, with many people staying in not a large hotel feeling more elegant.
The breakfast buffet was delicious the next morning.
Staying within a day trip is also a good idea.
Before it was still crowded, we got on the Enoden and went sightseeing in places like the Great Buddha of Kamakura and Hasedera.
I would like to stay if I get another chance.
In recent years, the number of inbound customers has increased dramatically and the situation is overtourism, and I hear that the Enoden, a small train, is crowded during the day even on weekdays.
My family asked me to go to Kamakura. I have been to Enoshima in the last 20 years or so, but this is the first time I have visited Kamakura in 45 years.
I hate traffic, so I decided to take the train this time.
After sightseeing in Kamakura (Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine, etc.), we took the Enoden to a hotel.
Even though Enoden is crowded on weekdays, it's a packed train. There are too many inbound customers. I was about to be left behind. (I wonder what the holidays will be like with this.)
I checked the time and walked along the coast to use the shuttle bus from Shichirigahama Station.
(I later learned that walking towards Kamakura would take the inclined elevator (like a cable car) from the front of the building where the hotel banquette is located to the main building.)
There is a hotel on the slope and the front desk is on the third floor.
I've been away from golf for many years. It felt like a clubhouse on a golf course.
The rooms on the third floor were accessible without using elevators.
We used the inclined elevator to go out on the beach again and enjoy the evening view.
Plan use with dinner breakfast, and dinner was Japanese cuisine with a course meal from "Onzoji Kiyoyasu Tei". A calm atmosphere with fine ingredients. You were right.
It was a comfortable stay, with many people staying in not a large hotel feeling more elegant.
The breakfast buffet was delicious the next morning.
Staying within a day trip is also a good idea.
Before it was still crowded, we got on the Enoden and went sightseeing in places like the Great Buddha of Kamakura and Hasedera.
I would like to stay if I get another chance.
Anonymous traveller
Comment: 28 Jun 2026
Stayed in: Jun 2026
Good location, near sea side & train station in walking distance.
But no usb socket in the room, better to prepare the socket for charger.
But no usb socket in the room, better to prepare the socket for charger.
Anonymous traveller
Comment: 13 May 2026
Stayed in: May 2026
The main areas (lobby, hallways, restaurants) were nice enough and clean however our room was not at all what we would have expected for $400/night CAD. The entire hotel was dated and is in need of updating but our room was particularly in bad shape. The air conditioning didn’t work well and we had little control over it. The furniture was all old and worn, not something you would expect for a “nicer hotel chain”. The bathroom had mould and had a terrible sewer smell. It was so bad that we could hardly stand to use it. We had to keep the bathroom door closed at all times so we didn’t have to have a stinky room. When we asked to change rooms they said they had no other rooms available and that they were full. We really had no choice but to stay as we had to pay upon check in and prior to seeing the room. It seemed odd as we saw very few other guests or what you would expect for not having any other rooms available? The front desk staff were polite but English was a bit of a struggle. I would not recommend this hotel, I am certain there are far better choices if staying in Kamakura.
Anonymous traveller
Comment: 12 May 2026
Stayed in: May 2026
The hotel was beautiful next to the water. It also had a shuttle that took you to the train station which was amazing. A short walk to the train also with a short cut near the bottom of the hotel. The pool was not open and the terrace area was closed until 9 in the morning. Overall great place.
Anonymous traveller
Comment: 17 Apr 2026
Stayed in: Apr 2026
Lobby area is nice but that was it. Room had bugs
Mattresses were worn out. Pillows were bad. Windows were dirty. Bathroom was full of black mold
Room was hot. Service at check in was excellent. Way overpriced! View was beautiful but hard to see through dirty windows.
Mattresses were worn out. Pillows were bad. Windows were dirty. Bathroom was full of black mold
Room was hot. Service at check in was excellent. Way overpriced! View was beautiful but hard to see through dirty windows.
Very good location
1 Chome-2-18 Shichirigahamahigashi, Kamakura, 248-0025, Kantō, Japan|3.2 km from city centre
Check in and check out
Check in from:
15:00
Check out before:
11:00
Good to know
Pets not allowed
Please contact the hotel for details about adding extra beds.
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