готелі та помешкання міста Kamakura

The reserved room was sufficient for two people for two nights, and both the room and the bathroom were very clean, and the pajamas were comfortable to wear. We were on the 7th floor, facing the railway and the Great Buddha of Ofuna, but it was very quiet due to the double-glazed windows, and I was happy to see the statue from the room. Amenities were prepared next to the front desk on the first floor, and near the elevator, there was free hot coffee and an ice machine, and there were also two washing machines with drying function available for use at ¥300 to ¥600. It was really convenient as it was just a short walk through the station building from Ofuna Station. We had pizza at the Italian restaurant on the premises, and it was delicious. I am satisfied with the service and would love to use it again!

The place was clean, the staff's response was good, and the bathroom and hot water facilities were well-equipped, making for a comfortable stay. The shopping and walkability of the surrounding area were excellent, and it has a lovely location with enjoyable views. The service was worth the price, and overall, I had a satisfying stay.

It’s just a short walk from the station, and they can keep your luggage both before check-in and after check-out. Not to mention, there are four large beds side by side that comfortably accommodate a family of four without feeling cramped, and the room is spacious enough. It was clean, the bathroom was large with plenty of amenities, and the breakfast, especially the shirasu (whitebait), was delicious. The drink bar next to the front desk had coffee available all day and beer available during specific hours, allowing us to enjoy a lot. There is a convenience store on the first floor and many restaurants nearby. This hotel is perfect in every way, and I definitely want to stay here again.

The area around this hotel has shopping streets and dining streets, making it enjoyable just to stroll around. Of course, you won't have any trouble shopping, and when you want to have a quick drink at night, there are so many options that it can be hard to choose. The rooms are somewhat small and specialized for sleeping, but if you accept that you're just there to sleep, it's a functional and convenient hotel. Check-in is mainly done through a terminal, but from what I observed, there were staff members on standby to provide immediate support for anyone having trouble with the terminal, so even those who are not good with machines shouldn't worry.

All the staff members were very polite and made me feel very comfortable. When I was leaving my room to check out, the cleaning staff also greeted me with a smile, which was really nice. They held my luggage both before check-in and after check-out, making my trip very smooth. The room wasn't very spacious, but since I only needed it for a stay without meals, it was sufficient and very clean. I also liked that it was very close to the station. I definitely want to use this place again.

I booked it because the price was very cheap and it was close to the station, and I found the room to be clean, breakfast was free, and the staff's response was good, making my stay comfortable. I would like to use it again if I have the opportunity.

Very close to the station and has delicious breakfast. The soup and bread are very tasty and varied. The room is a bit small and simple, but overall it's okay for the price.

The room is comfortably sized, clean, and practically laid out. Conveniently located, within walking distance of surrounding areas. The bathroom is neat, the hot water works well, ensuring a good night's sleep. The staff is friendly, the amenities well meet accommodation needs, and overall it is very worthwhile.

I used it alone. It was close to Tsujido Station, and there were convenient Seven-Eleven and Lawson stores nearby. Apa Hotels are always clean and tidy, and the check-in and check-out process is easy, so I always consider them whenever I travel. This Apa Hotel was also clean. The bathtub was shallow and long, so I could lie down while bathing, and the room was spacious and comfortable. I didn't realize that cosmetics and makeup remover were available at the front desk, so it was a problem when I found none in the room. If you need them, make sure to pick them up before heading to your room.

I stayed overnight in a twin room with a friend. The room was not spacious, but it was tidy and clean, and the services were practical (such as getting the necessary loungewear and amenities from the front desk, and buying drinks from a vending machine). The breakfast was simple, but for about 10,000 yen per room, I was very satisfied! The staff were all very pleasant, and I would like to use this place again.

✔️ First of all, the location of the accommodation was really good. It was about a 5-minute walk from Kamakura Station, but if you just cross a small crosswalk, you can arrive in about 3 minutes. It was very convenient to pull my suitcase on the way to the hotel. Additionally, there were two Family Marts nearby, a famous matcha ice cream shop, and a popular local restaurant that requires waiting right in front, making it really close to great dining options. Komachi Street and Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine were also within walking distance, which made it nice for sightseeing. There was a fox shrine about a 15-minute walk away, so I was able to visit it and return in time to relax, which was very convenient and nice. 😊 ✔️ Secondly, the cleanliness of the accommodation was excellent. I have a severe dust allergy, but the air was clean and there wasn’t a build-up of dust anywhere. Maybe it was the air purifier? I felt that everything was cleaned well except for the machine on the far right of the refrigerator. Since I didn’t use it, it was fine. Additionally, the ventilation in the shower room was nearly dust-free. The tiles were really small and tightly set, and there were almost no water stains in the grout, indicating that they maintain a very clean environment. 🥰 ✔️ Thirdly, the quality of the breakfast was exceptionally good. I’ve traveled to many countries and stayed in expensive hotels, but the breakfast at this hotel was truly among the best. Although there weren’t many varieties or extravagant presentations, I could tell they used good ingredients, and everything was delicious. The two days had the same menu, but I enjoyed it without getting tired of it. Particularly, I liked that I could take coffee to go, so I could enjoy it in my room or while going out sightseeing. By the way, breakfast is buffet-style and includes bread, curry, shabu-shabu, and more. ✔️ There were also many amenities provided, and they continuously refilled the water, so there was no need to purchase any. Housekeeping services were offered daily, so I felt very regretful that my stay at the hotel was too short. Above all, the bedding was really nice, and even though I walked over 20,000 steps, I felt completely refreshed. It felt like I fell asleep as soon as I lay down, and I’m curious about what kind of bedding they use. Additionally, even though it was a Japanese accommodation, the room was spacious enough that even with three suitcases there was still plenty of room left. There was a table and two chairs, making it convenient to eat something I brought back. Although there wasn’t a large bath, our room, which had two queen beds, had a large bathtub, allowing for a half-body bath. Finally, although it was close to Kamakura Station, it was located slightly in a residential area, so I never heard noisy sounds during my stay. It was really nice to be able to rest quietly. The luggage storage service made it even more convenient while sightseeing. There is an elevator, and each room has adjustable air conditioning, making it comfortable to stay. ✔️ If you return late at night, it is a bit inconvenient to have to go around to the side door instead of the main entrance. There were no staff who spoke Korean, and there were some communication issues that prevented me from grabbing some amenities. Overall, I felt that the service was better provided by the female staff than the male staff. The windows open, but there are no screens, so there’s a risk of insects coming in. There are spare lamps, but the room isn’t very bright. There are no separate towel racks, so there isn’t a good place to put towels. There’s a clothing rack right next to the room door, but it was very small for a room meant for four people, making it difficult for everyone to hang their things. The walls of the room are a bit rough, so be careful not to scratch. I mistakenly thought I lost something and bothered the hotel staff. Nevertheless, I really appreciated their kind assistance. 🙇‍♀️💗 I will choose this hotel again for my next trip to Kamakura. Wishing you good health and happiness until then.

In Tokyo, rooms of 13-15 square meters cost around 800-1000, but this hotel in Kamakura is unexpectedly good. All rooms face the ocean, and a 27 square meter double room costs only over 800. It's spacious and comfortable, and every day you can open the curtains to watch the sunrise and sunset. It’s also very quiet, providing a great experience. The hotel has not many floors, and the number of rooms doesn’t feel crowded, so it feels very peaceful. There’s an outdoor terrace and swimming pool on the top floor, which is even better to experience in the summer. However, tourists need to walk up a slope from Shichirigahama Station, so it’s advisable to wear good sports shoes. The hotel also has a shuttle to Shichirigahama Station, but if the timing doesn't match, you have to walk on your own.

It would be great if we could clear the fact that there are no stations or convenience stores nearby. There are a Daiso and a supermarket between the hotel and the station, so shopping can be done there. The staff were foreigners, but they were fluent in Japanese, giving a sense of security and attentiveness. Tea and coffee are prepared in front of the front desk and are available for use 24 hours. Amenities and loungewear can be taken from the front desk as needed. I stayed in a capsule type, but the air conditioning in the room wasn't very effective, so it got hot when staying in the room. However, there is a TV for each person, and although climbing to the upper tier was tough, it was comfortable.

The breakfast was free and the room was clean and nice. The bed was also spacious and I could relax comfortably. However, like in many hotels, the pillows were too high and made it difficult to sleep. The breakfast was not only free but also delicious. The mushroom potage was particularly good!! Breakfast starts at 6:30, but it can get crowded at that time. However, around 7:00, seats become available, so if you're not in a hurry, I think it's better to go around that time. The orange juice was also delicious, and I'm not sure if it was 100%, but it tasted great. It's about a 15-minute walk from Fujisawa Station, but there was a bus stop just 1-2 minutes away, so I was able to go to other places I wanted to visit as well! The front desk staff were kind (*^^*).

I go to Shonan once a year with my adult daughter. August is her birthday, so our trip is also a celebration. We live in Tokyo, but even though it seems possible, we usually don’t go, so we plan to take the opportunity of her birthday to visit. This time, we also enjoyed discovering delicious restaurants. Despite being close to the station, it’s a quiet environment, and the courtyard pool gives a resort feel, making you completely forget that it’s near the station. It had enough space for the two of us and was reasonably priced, so I highly recommend it! The staff were all very friendly as well. Thank you very much.

Chigasaki North Exit and Chigasaki City Hall are relatively close to each other, and what you can see from the station is Chigasaki City Hall. Those who made a reservation at the North Exit may easily mistake it for Chigasaki City Hall. I also made that mistake. However, the price for the stay with breakfast included is very reasonable, and the breakfast is delicious and very satisfying. When you think of Chigasaki, you can't forget about Southern All Stars! The beach is nearby, and on Southern Street, there are many attractions like Southern Shrine, the alma mater of Keisuke Kuwata from Southern, as well as many Southern-themed snacks and goods, so it's very enjoyable. Toyoko Inn Chigasaki is highly recommended for solo travelers. If I had to say something, it would be perfect if it were located right in front of Chigasaki Station.

The staff is helpful and polite. The hotel is located near JR Fujisawa Station. Such convenient location enabled us to visit places nearby easily. The onsen let us relax after sightseeing for the whole day.

I used it for the first time, and I was satisfied with everything, including the proximity to the station, the hospitality of the staff, and the cleanliness of the room. If I had one request, it would be that when I used my computer to work in the room this time, I felt it would have been nice to have a chair to sit in front of the TV stand.

I arrived without realizing it was a share house, and I was a little surprised to meet other guests after arriving. The kitchen, living room, bathroom, shower room, and washroom were all shared spaces. The shower room was quite small. The room was very clean and had a photogenic facility. The price was also quite affordable for a two-night stay. I recommend staying here if you are okay with a share house, as the location is great! ✨