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The Bath & Bed Hayama
4593 ft to the city center
Horiuchi 901-1, Hayama, Japan
Good
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US$ 347 per one night
Excellent
(698 reviews)
starts from
US$ 253 per one night
The Bath & Bed Hayama
4593 ft to the city center
Horiuchi 901-1, Hayama, Japan
Good
(53 reviews)
starts from
US$ 347 per one night
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4593 ft to the city center
Horiuchi 901-1, Hayama, Japan
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US$ 347 per one night
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Hayama offers a delightful mix of 33 hotels, predominantly comfortable 3-star options and luxurious 5-star retreats. Most hotels can be found in the bustling heart of Hayama and the serene coastal districts. Average prices for a 3-star hotel hover around $100 per night, while 5-star luxury averages at $250. Recently, a stunning eco-friendly hotel has opened, standing out with its sustainable design. Explore and book through our platform to ensure the perfect stay in Hayama.
Gloce 葉山 囲炉裏付古民家ゲストハウス
* This area offers spacious accommodations with family-friendly amenities like parks and recreational spaces.
* Schools and family-oriented attractions such as Hayama Park make it a secure environment.
* Local guest houses like Gloce 葉山 囲炉裏付古民家ゲストハウス are designed to host families comfortably.
Families will find the Suburban District ideal.
* This district offers easy access to public transportation and business facilities.
* Proximity to Hayama Station makes commuting convenient.
* Hotels like Hayama Umino Hotel provide business amenities such as conference rooms and Wi-Fi.
Business travelers should consider the Central District.
Minato-No Akari
* The area is bustling with vibrant cafes, shops, and local attractions.
* There's a strong sense of community, making it easy to meet fellow travelers.
* Quirky accommodations like Minato-No Akari provide a unique solo travel experience.
Solo travelers will enjoy the Coastal Strip.
* Offers luxurious settings with stunning ocean views perfect for a romantic escape.
* Private retreats like Scapes The Suite provide exclusive services designed for couples.
* Quiet beaches and scenic trails offer peaceful, intimate experiences.
Couples on a romantic getaway should look at the Beachside District.
* These areas offer more affordable accommodation options without compromising comfort.
* Enjoy the authenticity of local culture at budget-friendly hotels like The Bath & Bed Hayama.
* Easy access to public transportation allows budget travelers to explore economically.
Budget travelers will benefit most from staying in the Outlying Areas.
* Best times to book are during early spring and late fall when room rates drop, avoiding the peak summer months and Japanese Golden Week.
* Be aware that festivals like the Hayama Art Festival in May can lead to higher prices and limited availability.
* The easiest way to reach Hayama is from Tokyo using JR trains, costing around $12-$20 USD one way; local buses offer convenient transit within Hayama.
* Save money by dining at local eateries and using a Enoshima-Kamakura Freepass for discounted travel and sightseeing.
* When exploring at night, stick to well-lit areas and avoid deserted beach paths for added safety.
Hotels such as Hayama Isshiki Beach House provide direct access to beautiful sandy beaches.
Scapes The Suite offers some of the most stunning ocean views in Hayama.
Hayama Umino Hotel is conveniently located near attractions like Morito Shrine and Hayama Marina.
Gloce 葉山 サ-ファ-ズログハウス is ideal for those who love surfing and outdoor activities.
Booking between March and May lets you enjoy Hayama's beauty during its mild spring season.
