Around Hakkeijima × Ranking Of Accommodation With Signature Seafood CuisineRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

Approximately one hour from the city center, a compact design hotel combining tranquility and a playful adult spirit. Situated by the seaside yet exuding an urban charm, with designs capturing the essence of things in various places. Interiors with different theme colors for each room, a library collection that stimulates intellectual curiosity. Every material that composes this hotel gently touches the strings of the heart. This is SCAPES THE SUITE's proposal of "escaping" rather than "traveling."

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.

"NIWA," located just a 3-minute walk from JR Yokosuka Line's Kitakamakura Station, is a locally integrated area popular as a sightseeing spot in Kamakura, featuring a tranquil atmosphere, beautiful temples, shops, and restaurants. The building combines traditional sukiya architecture with modern Japanese elements, offering a relaxing stay and happy moments with family and friends. The host proposes Plans and supports a comfortable stay.

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.