Hotels near Ofuna Station, Kamakura

Location is excellent. Just a few minutes walk from the Kamakura Station. Requested the hotel to assist with restaurant reservations and they complied swiftly.

I greatly appreciate the very helpful and friendly staff. The room was spacious with a large bed. There was a selection of Asian and European breakfast. The European breakfast was very well prepared and tasty. The beach is just a few meters from the hotel. Unfortunately, we made a spontaneous decision and stayed only one night, but it is definitely worth staying longer.

The room is clean, cozy and very quiet. Size is quite sufficient. A very convenient small table. Everything works perfectly. Set of toiletries is a great. Clean towels are left on the door handle in a canvas bag, which is very eco-friendly. I also really liked the design of the hotel and the very beautiful photos on the walls. My compliments to the photographer. It would be great to know his/her name. And I liked the stylish sign outside the hotel. Maybe you can miss it in the dark, but, from my point of view, it fits harmoniously into the landscape around the hotel. I noticed that in November the hotel celebrated its fifth anniversary, for which I would like to congratulate the team. The hotel is very conveniently located, and it is very easy to get to Kamakura. The breakfast is incredibly delicious, varied and balanced. Kama-age (shirasu) with rice is very tasty! The kitchen team is very friendly and positive. I would especially like to highlight the work of the hotel team. I felt the hospitality and care even before my arrival, during the correspondence: messages in Japanese were duplicated in English. Also, the messages always contained very detailed information and instructions. I was worried that my Japanese was not good enough yet and I had just started learning the sonkeigo topic. I am grateful to the front desk staff for their calm, patience and professionalism. I would especially like to thank the front desk employee named Tsuboi for his help. 坪井さん、気長と手伝ってくださってありがとうございました。(sorry, I hope kanji in name are correct) Since childhood, I dreamed of visiting Japan and chose Kamakura to celebrate my birthday, so this travel was special for me. The time spent in Kamakura will forever stay in my heart, including thanks to the work of the hotel team. There are still many places I want to visit in Kamakura, incl. the Kamakura Performing Arts Center. So I plan to visit Kamakura again and will definitely stay at this hotel.

Convenient location and the staff is really helpful! Great amenities as well!

The Yen Hotel is my regular place to stay when I'm in Fujisawa. It's about a 10-minute walk from JR Fujisawa Station, but it's located in a residential area along the Sakai River, and it's in a safe environment. If you walk along the promenade along the Sakai River, you'll be able to reach the famous Enoshima Island. In spring, the cherry blossom trees along the Sakai River are also beautiful. It's a small hotel, but the service is above average.

This was my favourite hotel during my recent trip. It’s a beautiful building with stylish and modern architecture. The hotel is 1min from Kinokuniya (supermarket) and about 3min walk from Kamakura Station, so it’s incredibly central and only a short walk to Komachi street. The room and bath were spotless and the bed was super comfy. I slept really well as the hotel had a very peaceful and quiet vibe. While I didn’t opt to have breakfast included, I tried their deserts and coffee on the first day, and a very tasty soup with freshly bread, ham, vegetables and some mango pieces, and pineapple juice on the second day. The food was top quality. It had a continental in style yet with that extra local Japanese freshness. The staff are friendly and very helpful. Considering the quality of everything that was on offer, it’s clearly down to all their hard work. My bad arrived on the 2nd day and that staff were super amazing to look after it for me. I am very grateful for their friendly nature and their hard work. Arigato Gozaimasu😊 Kamakura is beautiful and I really hope to visit again in the not too distant future. Even better if I get to stay at Kamakura Seizan again too!