Kamakura Park Hotel

Knowing that the transportation access wasn't very convenient, I made a last-minute reservation and stayed there alone. I checked in a little after 2 PM, brewed some drip coffee in my room, and enjoyed it while gazing at the sea in the distance... I was able to spend a relaxing, short vacation. For breakfast, I enjoyed the view of the hydrangeas just beginning to bloom. There wasn't anything particularly extravagant about the presentation, but the warm, crispy croissants, Danish pastries, and Kamakura ham were especially delicious. Above all, I was deeply soothed by the attentive hospitality of the staff, and I would definitely like to stay there again in a different season.

The room was classical and very lovely. It wasn't a room advertised as having an "ocean view," so you don't see the sea immediately upon entering, but you can see the sea from the sofa. Unfortunately, we didn't include meals, but next time I'd like to make a reservation at the restaurant. I booked an enzyme bath at check-in. It was my first time in an enzyme bath, and it was very relaxing. After the bath, my skin felt very moisturized and my hair felt firmer and stronger. There was a slight smell during the bath, but I didn't find it particularly strong.

This is an old-established seaside hotel; the beach is just across the street. The room facilities have a slightly dated feel.

The stay was convenient, and the reception staff explained the check-in details well. The Japanese breakfast was delicious. I didn't try the Western food.

The room was spacious and had a wonderful design with ocean views and sunrises. The hotel was impeccably clean, making for a very pleasant stay. Breakfast was served in just the right amount, and refills were available; I was impressed by the efficient service.