I live in Fukui which faces the Japan Sea. In winter, roaring waves crash against rocky cliffs under the dark, ominous sky. The winter here is long and cold, and makes you feel like you will never see sunshine again. I was feeling that way, too, so I packed my bag and hit the road, to get to the Pacific Ocean side, where blue sky and bright sunshine awaited me. I chose to stay at Kamakura Prince Hotel, a resort hotel facing the Pacific Ocean, located 15 minutes drive from JR Kamakura Station. The hotel has commanding views of the blue ocean and Mount Fuji. Due to its slightly isolated location, I could enjoy a tranquil holiday with a magnificent view of Mount Fuji from the balcony of my room!
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Kamakura Prince Hotel
Seaside resort with gorgeous views of the Pacific Ocean
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Views from my room at Kamakura Prince Hotel. Many yachts are moored in the harbor at Enoshima Island.
Entrance of Kamakura Prince Hotel
All rooms here have a commanding view of the Pacific Ocean
You can see a magnificent view of Mt. Fuji from your room, too!
Palm trees lined up along the path to the hotel entrance enhance the resort atmosphere
Illuminated hotel buildings at night
Blue glow of the hotel pool at night
Some foreign guests were checking in at the hotel counter
Hotel lobby and lounge
Elegant Hina doll displayed in the hotel lobby in late February (Hina Festival is held on March 3rd.)
An ocean-view twin room
Ocean-view twin room has a large floor-to-ceiling window and a balcony to enjoy the magnificent views of the Pacific Ocean and Mount Fuji!
The spacious bathroom has a shower booth
Towels and cosmetics for two
Chic and warm interior of an ocean-view twin room
Pretty flower embroidery on the bed spread promises a romantic night ahead!
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