Zushi Station × Western-Style AccommodationRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

"Enjoy the Grandeur, Your Private Retreat" Hayama, a historic scenic spot where lush low mountains and a magnificent sea spread out. At Hayama Hotel Otowanomori, which is being reborn in this area, we promise to upgrade your ordinary day to an "exquisite daily life." Since our establishment in 1987, we have continued to provide high-quality and courteous service, cultivating the dignified elegance unique to Hayama and building unwavering trust. Hayama Hotel Otowanomori is located within 1-2 hours from the metropolitan area yet offers seasonal dishes focusing on fresh local ingredients such as freshly harvested Miura vegetables, seafood from Sagami Bay, and Hayama beef. All rooms are carefully selected with ocean views; even from the bathrooms, you can enjoy ever-changing beautiful vistas. The luxury of doing nothing. A comfort as if it were your private retreat home. Please indulge in an "exquisite daily life," where both body and mind are liberated and fulfilled.

From the moment you step into the lobby of Kamakura Park Hotel, you are transported to a special place where everyday life fades away. Venetian glass, marble, fabric... meticulously crafted interiors by Italian artisans. The genuine comfort that gently embraces the stories of people and the communication of time is what makes it truly authentic. Every Room offers a refreshing view of Sagami Bay. Take your time to stroll through Kamakura, or simply enjoy a holiday soaking in the sea and sky. We await you with a warm and gentle atmosphere, like relaxing at the home of an old friend.

Nestled in the Hase area, where many historic shrines and temples are scattered throughout, this Hotel boasts an exceptional location—just a 1-minute walk to Yuigahama Beach.All 22 guest rooms feature a South of France–inspired design filled with bright natural light. Accented with refreshing Yuigahama blue and sunlit yellow, the calm yet cheerful color palette creates a soothing space for a peaceful stay.In the guest-only club lounge, we offer complimentary Hotel-made baked sweets and light snacks that change seasonally, along with a selection of alcoholic beverages and soft drinks.Dinner and breakfast are served at our in-house restaurant, “Restaurant Kou.” Using seasonal ingredients sourced generously from Kamakura and across The whole country, our chef presents authentic teppanyaki cuisine. Enjoy “culinary entertainment” for all five senses, complete with the excitement of live cooking right before your eyes.The spacious large public bath for both men and women is equipped with a dry sauna featuring self-service löyly—perfect for soothing your body after fully enjoying your Kamakura trip.

Located near the Hayama Imperial Villa, in an exclusive residential area. A small beach, Sanga-shita Beach, lies between Morito Beach and Isshiki Beach. In 2015, "THE HOUSE" was established right in front of this quiet beach that feels like a private retreat. Step inside and experience a space that feels as if you're floating on the sea. All rooms offer ocean views, and even the bathrooms provide breathtaking scenery. The interior design features unique elements such as custom-painted colors reminiscent of overseas destinations, textured materials, and antique furniture to create a warm and colorful atmosphere with meticulous attention to detail. Additionally, following the renovation of the second floor in 2025, bedrooms will be equipped with top-of-the-line massage chairs and an aroma candle bar. Choose your favorite scent and enjoy a soothing massage while taking in stunning ocean views.

The second Facility following "THE HOUSE," called "THE HOUSE on the beach," is a luxury private rental residence. This three-story house, located on Manase Beach, known for its exceptional water clarity in Hayama, features an exterior reminiscent of buildings found on Greece's Santorini Island.

Just a 10-second run from Morito Beach, the largest in Hayama. Located on the approach to Morito Shrine, known as one of the premier power spots in Eastern Japan, stands the dignified 80-year-old residence, MORITO Funny House. Open the door to reveal a stylish space bathed in gentle sunlight filtering through the trees. Beyond lies a wooden deck and a spacious lawn garden. From glamping to reading, the possibilities are endless... Enjoy a special moment that is uniquely yours, just as your heart desires.

A vacation Hotel with only 8 Rooms, located in a prime spot overlooking Zaimokuza Beach, the Kamakura coastline, Enoshima Island, and Mount Fuji. The rooftop infinity pool offers one of the best panoramic views in Shonan. All Rooms feature ocean views and include terraces where you can enjoy BBQs. Each Room has unique interior designs—find your favorite! The on-site restaurant serves French courses prepared by a chef trained at renowned establishments in France and Tokyo, using seasonal ingredients sourced from local farmers and fishing ports. Enjoy a luxurious dinner while admiring the stunning sunset right before your eyes.

Designed in 1928 by Arata Endo, a disciple of the master architect Frank Lloyd Wright, this Property is a masterpiece of modern architecture where you can stay. It is a nationally registered tangible cultural property, featuring the beautiful design of Oya stone. While preserving the original design, the Property has been renovated for accommodation, reborn beautifully. With a panoramic room overlooking the nature of Hayama, a sunroom leading to the garden, a library overlooking the salon, a highly designed bathroom retaining the original beams, and a functional kitchen, every Room offers a special space. *Total floor area: 364 sqm (110 tsubo). Equipped with Wi-Fi. To allow guests to fully appreciate the essence of modernist architecture of the time, we have intentionally refrained from installing slopes or making the Property barrier-free. Please note that due to the structure of the building, it may be difficult for guests using wheelchairs or those with mobility issues to stay. The bath of Hayama Kaji Residence has been selected by Kundo Koyama, curator of the movie "Yudo," as one of the "Yudo 100 Selections."