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1. Futtsu Seaside Off-Grid House with Private Sauna

A modern two-story building with a wooden exterior and large windows, surrounded by dense foliage.

2. Ocean View Log House | Private Woodland, Pets Stay Free | Sleeps 12

A modern black building with a wooden deck and glass doors, surrounded by lush greenery.

Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.

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The Great Buddha at Kotoku-in Temple towers serenely above visitors while nearby Hase-dera Temple offers stunning coastal views. Hike the ancient Daibutsu Trail connecting temples, then sample local seafood at Komachi-dori Street's bustling food stalls.

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A green tram at a station by the sea with a clear sky.

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Casablanca Pool House

A patio with a table and chairs, a potted plant, and a view of the sky.

Hotel Metropolitan Kamakura

A modern building with a staircase leading to an upper level, surrounded by greenery and stone features.

Pine Tree

A hotel room with two beds, wooden flooring, a ceiling fan, a TV, and a small seating area.

Mercure Tokyo Haneda Airport

A modern hotel with a grid of windows, a prominent entrance, and a well-lit facade.

Hotel Metropolitan Kawasaki

A modern hotel entrance with a dark facade and a logo above the name 'HOTEL METROPOLITAN KAWASAKI JR-EAST'.

Jade

A wooden door with a vertical panel design and a hanging sign with Japanese characters.

Hyatt Regency Yokohama

A modern hotel entrance with a glass door, a reception desk, and a sign indicating it's a Hyatt Regency.

The Yokohama Bay Hotel Tokyu

A modern hotel with a prominent glass facade and illuminated signage.

SOTETSU HOTELS THE SPLAISIR YOKOHAMA

A modern hotel building with signage for "The Yokohama Front" and "The Saisir" in Yokohama.

Hotel New Grand

A tall, modern building with a curved facade and large windows.

Hotel Metropolitan Tokyo Haneda

A modern hotel lobby with a patterned floor, a reception desk, and a seating area.

Hotel Villa Fontaine Premier Haneda Airport - Directly connected to Haneda Airport Terminal 3

A modern hotel with multiple floors and a prominent entrance.

Leaf

A cozy living room with a green sofa, a wooden coffee table, and a green rug. There is a TV on the wall and a small plant on the windowsill.

KamakuraRakuan Hanare

A wooden building with a sliding door and a small step leading to the entrance.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much do cottages in Kamakura cost?

You can expect to pay between $260 and $359 per night for cottages in Kamakura. No matter your budget, a terrific stay is just a few clicks away on Expedia. These prices were available on Expedia within the past 7 days, for a hotel booking with a check-in date within the next year. Prices reflect current offers and availability is subject to change. Additional terms may apply.

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What is there to do in Kamakura near my cottage?

Kamakura has enough activities and sights to keep you occupied for weeks (or months!), beginning with Hakusan Shrine. Zuisenji Temple, Komachidori Shopping Street and Moto Hachiman are other renowned attractions. If you're sticking around a while, Hokokuji and Ryuhoji Temple are nice finishing touches to your itinerary.

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