Kamakura Capsule Hotels from $40

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Our top choices for Kamakura capsule hotels

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1. Capsule Plus Yokohama Sauna & Capsule

Yokohama City Centre

Christopher

$36 nightly

Dec 14 - Dec 15

A train compartment with a bed, a desk, and a window.

2. Rex Inn Kawasaki - Caters to Men

Kawasaki Ward

Denard

$39 nightly

Nov 30 - Dec 1

A hotel room with a bed, a desk, a TV, and a window with curtains.

3. Hotel Plus Hostel TOKYO KAWASAKI

Kawasaki Ward

Cristian

$39 nightly

Dec 14 - Dec 15

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Top Kamakura Hotel Reviews

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

10/10 Excellent

"The staff were very friendly & great location. Looking forward to our next stay in a few weeks"

APA Hotel & Resort Yokohama Bay Tower

8/10 Good

"This is probably my fifth or sixth time staying at this property when visiting Japan. I genuinely enjoy staying here for many reasons, which is why I continue to return. However, there were a couple of experiences during this stay that led me to remove one star: Upon arriving early, I stopped by the Information Desk to inquire about the possibility of an early check-in. There was young man there and although he noticed me standing nearby, trying to determine which desk to approach, he did not acknowledge me or offer assistance. When I approached the desk, the way he spoke was curt and came across as arrogant. The housekeeping staff generally does a good job, and the employees are always polite when I pass them in the hallways. However, I noticed that some staff members were having rather loud conversations while working in the hallways, particularly in Chinese. I would encourage the team to be mindful of noise levels, as guests may be resting or sleeping in their rooms. On another occasion, I noticed an employee laughing while looking at her phone. She was so engrossed in it that she did not notice me approaching until I was right beside her. Once she realized guests are nearby, she apologized and put her phone away."