Shin-Sugita Station × Stays With Non-Smoking RoomRecommended Hotel·Ryokan - 5Page Number

A 3-minute walk from Kamakura Station, this Hotel is ideally located as a base for sightseeing. This artist Hotel is a renovated traditional Japanese house said to be over 80 years old. With six Rooms, each designed with a different concept, every Room offers a nostalgic scent of Japan. We offer meal-inclusive Plans at partner restaurants, tea-tasting Plans, and seasonal Plans, allowing you to enjoy Kamakura sightseeing without worrying about meals. Why not indulge in the luxury of letting yourself go with the slow flow of time, taking a deep, peaceful breath, without a TV or PC?

Our Accommodation is designed with the entire building inspired by a ship.Each private-room floor is themed around Kanagawa’s port towns and post towns, adding color to your stay. The stairways leading to each floor are designed to let you experience the changing history of Yokohama and Chinatown.Basement Level 1, like the ship’s hull, offers luggage storage for suitcases and a salon space where you can relax after your journey and chat with fellow travelers. Here as well, we have created a space where guests visiting Yokohama can fully enjoy the charm of Japan’s and Yokohama’s past.We hope that during your stay at our Hotel, you will feel both the present and the past of the place you are traveling in.

Located in Yokohama’s Kannai area—where history and culture meet—this room offers a convenient base for both sightseeing and business.You’ll have easy access to Yokohama’s top attractions such as Chinatown, Minato Mirai, Yamashita Park, and the Red Brick Warehouse, making it simple to explore the city on foot or by train.Yokohama Stadium is also within walking distance, ideal for baseball games and events.A popular must-visit spot is about a 9-minute walk away (approx. 650 m), so you can enjoy your stay to the fullest.While staying in ever-evolving Kannai, “Retrospect Stay Kannai” lets you experience both the charm of a historic port town and Yokohama’s modern urban culture.