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Easy located near a train station and with minutes to a convenience store and the historical buildings. Roims are a bit studded with too many people and single glass to the living room and you can hear everyone they say in there if you are trying to sleep. Convenient and cheap spot. Not all Catherine can be used at night

The hotel does not have any registered staff. It is self-service, but the check-in method needs to have an appointment number. But I didn’t receive any messages. I also left a message on the official website before departure. But I didn’t receive any reply. I didn’t care about arriving at the hotel. I got 20 minutes in front of the self-service machine that night. I couldn't get the room. Finally, I found a local Japanese to help me call the hotel to get the room key. Fortunately, I finally stayed in .

A B&B run by an old couple. The restaurant that comes with the B&B requires reservations, so I didn’t try it. But the boss recommended a delicious whitebait restaurant. We ate there for three days. I ate really delicious Japanese food. The B&B is clean and tidy, very close to the Kyotsu tram station. Although there is no bathroom in the room, it is actually very convenient. It was my first time to take a bath in this kind of bathhouse. It was very comfortable to take a bath for two nights in a row. It was as comfortable as taking a bath in hot spring water. The proprietress is an aunt who must be in her fifties or sixties. Very diligent. Very enthusiastic. On the last day, they helped me wash and dry my clothes in the washing machine. I gave him two postcards when I left. I really like it here. It reminds me of the May Nian B&B in Shaxi Ancient Town, Dali, which is also run by an old couple. It's really warm. All in all I enjoyed my stay. I will definitely come here again because of the hotel next door and this B&B. Looking forward to...

The location was close to the train station, maybe around an 8 minutes walk. The 6 person dorm was really clean and comfortable, it was a good experience, I would go back again!

The location is quite good, very close to Hachimangu Shrine and Komachi Street. The hotel itself is relatively old, but the facilities inside are quite complete, including coffee tables, sofas, small tables, etc. The windows face the building next to it.

It's really close to the station and there's a convenience store nearby. But the bathroom space is really a bit too small, and there are no shelves to store things, which is not very convenient. In addition, the hair dryer is also broken and cannot blow hot air out😥

Although the room is small and well-equipped, I highly recommend this place if you are not traveling in Kamakura because it is relatively far from Kamakura Kohakumae, but I have been walking along the coast these days and it is very comfortable. It is also very close to Kamakura Station. The only disadvantage: you need to queue up to take a shower because there are quite a lot of people checking in. There are shoes all over the door, but there is only one bathroom! But very clean and comfortable

The location of the hotel is good. It's not far from Eno Tram Station in one block, but it's a little bit away from JR Kamakura Station. I live in a Japanese-style Kiri room on the second floor. It is very nice and very clean. Even if there is a bed for three people, there is still a lot of space, and the bathroom is well designed, separated from dry and wet, complete disinfection tools, and bathroom The equipment is excellent, and it will not bring the water droplets on the body into the room after the shower! Playing on the floor may be harder than normal Simmons, but because of the relatively quiet location, I still sleep well. At night, Kamakura is relatively quiet and does not have the rich nightlife of Tokyo. In addition to drinking in an izakaya, you can also watch the stars and enjoy the sea breeze on the hotel terrace. The breakfast is delicious and there are many choices. All the soups and salads are homemade. They are fresh and delicious. The amount is not large but it fills the stomach.

It is very close to Kamakura Tram Station, and the main traffic is very convenient. There is a small pedestrian street where you can stroll around, eat, drink and drink. The label is a hotel, but it is actually a long-established hotel. We walked into a small alley and a Japanese aunt led us to find it. If you have a cleanliness person, it is recommended not to choose here! The sanitary conditions can only be said to be average! However, the serving boy wore a Bushido suit and had a very good attitude. The breakfast was very authentic Japanese style.