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Casa CABaN HAYAMA is located on Morito Beach in Hayama and welcomes you with meticulously crafted architecture and interiors. All 14 guest rooms feature a terrace, offering sweeping views of Sagami Bay and Mt. Fuji. With “Weaving” as its concept, the hotel is fully directed by STUDIO URQUIOLA, led by world-renowned architect and interior designer Patricia Urquiola—from design and construction to interior styling. A world away from everyday life unfolds here. Deep relaxation in spacious surroundings, together with Hayama’s distinctive flavors, is gently woven into time itself—creating an experience that will stay with you.Casa CABaN HAYAMA is your other home.

Perched on a hill overlooking Sagami Bay, the "Former Higashi-Fushimi Miya Hayama Villa," a nationally registered tangible cultural property, offers a serene retreat. Built in 1914 as the villa of Prince Yorihito Higashi-Fushimi, this residence showcases an exquisite blend of Japanese and Western architectural styles. Its verdigris roof and pristine white walls create an elegant presence that transcends time, inviting visitors into a world of refined beauty. Exclusively available to one group per day, this private space provides breathtaking views of Hayama and an atmosphere of tranquility perfect for special occasions. During your stay, a dedicated coordinator will cater to your needs, offering personalized suggestions for dining, activities, and unique ways to enjoy Hayama. As this is a historic property with cultural significance, we kindly ask for respectful use during your visit. Immerse yourself in the grace and serenity of this timeless setting for an unforgettable stay in Hayama.

10 minutes by car from Kamakura Station, our hidden Property accommodates only 4 groups per day. Featured in the Michelin Guide, our Property offers seasonal course meals highlighting "Kamakura Vegetables," a brand known for its rich flavors derived from a variety of crops grown in fertile soil, as well as fresh seafood from the local Kotsubo Fishing Port, which has existed since the Kamakura period. Enjoy a serene and relaxing time in a "Japanese modern space" that exudes the warmth of wood.