Kamakura Hotels with Wifi

This hotel is very close to JR Kamakura Station. When you exit the station, walk left along the main road until you see the big red torii gate of Hachimangu Shrine. Cross the street and you're at the hotel entrance. I arrived around 2 PM, and the front desk said my room was ready, so I was able to check in early. The room size was good, feeling very spacious, bright, and clean. For breakfast, there were both Western and Japanese options; I took a little bit of everything, and it was nutritious, fresh, and delicious. I'd definitely consider staying here again on my next trip to Kamakura, as the transportation is just too convenient!

Absolutely great experience. Villa is very comfortable. The host provided everything: towels, toiletries, washing liquid - end everything is top quality! Also kitchen is well equipped and there was a supply of tea and coffee, cooking oil, seasoning. Plus there you can find everything for beach holiday - umbrella, backpacks. In a wrod everything you need is forseen and provided, and the everything is high end quality. Plus he sent us a guid on local attractions, food and places of interest. Highly recommended! I'd definitely stay there again.

The location is excellent, just a short walk from the Onabai Station. The front desk staff were incredibly friendly, and the hotel facilities were complete and very clean. The window view was also beautiful. This was the best value-for-money hotel we booked for this trip. The only minor downsides were that the air conditioner vent was a bit dark, and some unknown appliance made intermittent noises at night, which hopefully can be checked. Nevertheless, I still highly recommend staying here.

The room size is over 20 square meters, which is actually not small for Japan. Normally, rooms of the same size are usually compact yet fully equipped, but the layout of this room is very unreasonable. There's very little space for storage and placing items, and severely insufficient space for hanging clothes. Amenities are also lacking. There were no beverages provided in the room, not even instant coffee or tea bags. Objectively, the overall hotel environment is acceptable, and the location is excellent. My previous stays here were very good. I suspect there's been a change in management, as the overall quality has declined significantly compared to before.

The hotel is conveniently located just a 10-minute walk from Ofuna Station, with a bustling commercial street right outside. It's a great spot, offering a peaceful retreat while being close to all the action. The room size is typical for a Japanese budget hotel, but it was spotless, and the sheets were changed daily. They even offer complimentary toiletries, including face masks and sunblock, on the first floor. I'll definitely choose Sotetsu again for my next trip to Japan.

It is located in small road and by 4pm you cannot drive on that road so best to check in 3pm. The hotel has parking lots chargeable 1,900 yen per entry till next day 1pm. I didnt use the car once parked and mostly walk around komachi street it is like 8 mins walk. So i am unsure if it allows multiple entries of the car park. Check in smooth, 3pm dropped off bags in room. Went exploring. It has coffee machine to use and public onsen. Similar to onyado but this does not have the ice creams or ramen. But as after heavy walking day, dipping in hot pool and relax is awesome. I stayed in double bunk bed and space was huge. Had a bath tub in shower and separate toilet bowl to allow diff ppl using for diff purpose for getting ready. That day early june typhoon was incoming so it was a rainy day. Was able to borrow an umbrella as car parking lot is about 5 mins walk. Also coffee machine is free to use, grab a coffee before leaving dor the day exploring Kamakura. Overall, really nice place to stay and near the station for those not driving.

We stayed in a balcony room with views of Enoshima, and the scenery from the room is practically unmatched anywhere else in Kamakura. On a clear day, you can capture Shichirigahama Beach, Enoshima, and Mount Fuji all in one frame. The hotel's public areas and facilities are a bit dated, though they are kept fairly clean and tidy. That said, most guests staying here probably aren't coming for the luxury of the accommodations anyway. Overall, I'd say the bulk of the room rate goes toward the view; everything else is pretty average. Still, for its uniqueness alone, it's definitely worth a try.

I booked a one-night stay for August 1st, but due to a flight delay, I didn't arrive at the guesthouse until 1 AM. I rang the doorbell on the first floor, and the owner came down from upstairs shortly after, still full of energy and with a friendly tone. The room was neat and clean, and the air conditioning had even been turned on in advance. This is a really great guesthouse. Highly recommended!

I stayed at this hotel for 2 nights and 3 days, and I really enjoyed the comfortable and pleasant atmosphere. I was surprised that the owner spoke Korean so well, and it was great to be able to converse with them. They kindly recommended restaurants near the hotel, and you can even drink and hang out with them at night. It seems they really love Korean music! If I ever come to Kamakura again, I'd love to stay here.

Excellent location, just a few minutes' walk to the Great Buddha and many other shrines and temples. The facility was clean, and the futons were fluffy and comfortable. We had control of the AC in the room, which was great because we were melting in the 30C weather! The showers are on the second floor (two stalls, both supplied with shampoo/conditioner/body wash), but there is a toilet on both floors. One of them was right outside the door to our room (we stayed in room 5 - Camping Room), making it easy for our son to access. Our only complaint would be the noise from the room upstairs, it was hard to sleep because it sounded like they were having a wrestling match but, that isn't the Inn's fault at all and after a while everything settled into silence and we all got some well earned rest. There is a late-night, family-friendly izakaya called ”Greensward & Shibafu” right around the corner and it stays open until 21:30 (rare in Kamakura, apparently). They were very welcoming, and the food was delicious! I hightly recommened giving it a try.