1/5 - Terrible
We left 2 days earlier but pre paid everything but I wouldn’t recommend anyone to stay here. It’s worse then a hostel but marketed like it’s a hotel. When you have to go outside your room to a public toilet and sink it’s not a hotel.






The room was clean, and the hotel offers amenities such as toiletries and free coffee and cocoa in the lobby. The onsen is quite nice. Great location! The breakfast option was fully booked so request early if you want to eat breakfast in the hotel restaurant.
Reviewed on 22 Feb, 2026

Quite small room with quite expensive price, the toom su dusty make us sneezing all night the breakfast is not good at all not really clean room
Reviewed on 12 Feb, 2026

Onsen amenities great after a long flight
Reviewed on 23 Feb, 2026

ありがとうございました。
Reviewed on 26 Aug, 2025

We really enjoyed our stay at this beautiful and clean near-the-beach house. The owner was kind enough to let us leave our luggage at the house earlier than check in time so we can start exploring the area. The location is convenient to everything, including transportation, mini-mart, the beach, ...
Reviewed on 6 Aug, 2025

Great location, easy to get to from train station. Toshi thought of everything and was really helpful for our first few nights in Japan. Even provided cold towels in the fridge on arrival, much appreciated in this intense heat.
Reviewed on 4 Aug, 2025

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We left 2 days earlier but pre paid everything but I wouldn’t recommend anyone to stay here. It’s worse then a hostel but marketed like it’s a hotel. When you have to go outside your room to a public toilet and sink it’s not a hotel.
Must walk from Kita Kamakura to Kamakura station . Love hiking around Kamakura area.
Lots of great shrines and temples. Beware this is a weekend or day trip destination for the locals , it gets packed.