Kamakura Hotels with Wi-Fi

"Prime location with Sundrug store within 3 mins walking from the hotel. However, the location is a bit tricky to find if you were to drive there. It’s located right before of a bank. But there are many stores, restaurants and even a mall within walking distance. On the other hand, the buffet option is a bit lesser compared to other hotels."

"The hotel is very convenient with many nearby temples. We took a 10-min walk to the most famous shopping street 小町通り and had our lunch. However, our car had to park outside to a nearby public car park at a discount rate (1300 yen per 24 hours), given by the hotel. Luckily, my room can directly look at the car park."

"The location of the hotel is very convenient. You don't need to change trains when you get off in Tokyo. The hotel is within a minute of exiting the station. There is a shopping mall opposite the hotel and many restaurants nearby. There is a Familymart next to the hotel and a 7-eleven about 200m away on foot. It's about ten minutes to Kamakura, one station away, very convenient and the price is very good. The interior of the hotel is clean and tidy. There are many daily necessities in the lobby that can be picked up for free on demand. The included breakfast is from the coffee shop next door, and there are several options to choose from."

"The hotel is at the city. There are 2 nearby shopping malls and many restaurants. You can walk and take you leisure time there a few days. I had an island tour which is very good! However, the hotel car park is small. You have to park outside to public car park at 1100 max per day."

"This is the second time I stayed here. The sea view room is really comfortable. Although there are some historical traces in the room, you can see Mount Fuji in the morning. When the tram passes by, it really looks like a scene from a Japanese drama. There is also a golf course driving range in front of the hotel. It was fun to practice in the morning. No one smoked, no loud noises, and no mobile phones were played. 👍 It takes about 9 minutes to walk to the station. It is still very convenient. The scenery along the tram is also very good. There are also many places to eat nearby."

"It was so good! The price was good, the location was good, and the owner was very friendly~ All amenities were provided and it was a comfortable space!"

"An old Japanese hotel with almost no foreign guests. The service staff are very friendly and polite. When we checked out, the hotel manager helped us carry our luggage👍. The breakfast is a set meal. Although there are not many types, they are all freshly made, especially the bread baked in the morning, which is irresistible to me. I will stay here again next time😊"

"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 ."

"This is my second time staying here, and it's just the right size for a stay with friends and their families with children! I'm happy that it's within walking distance of the sea and there are many locals, so you can feel like you're living there. The bed is big, and there's a bathtub, shampoo, and tatami mats, so it's perfect for families with small children! I'll be staying here again next year!"

"Though not in the busiest tourist areas, the location of this hotel is at the heart of Kamakura with shops and restaurants nearby. The hotel design is very stylish and new. The hotel does not have a carpark or drop off areas, therefore it can get a little inconvenient if you are going by your own car. The staff gave information about the closest overnight parking which is very helpful because parking in Kamakura is very expensive. For the room, it was quite disappointing. Though I already know about the room size and that the facilities is limited (no TV), when I actually entered the room, I find the lighting is insufficient as well. There was only a very dim ceiling light in the room, I had to turn on the mirror light and bring over the table light to the nightstand side to have slightly better lighting. The amenties were to be collected at the lobby so it was okay. However, the room only provides kettle and 2 bottles of water, there was no tea bag or coffee whatsoever. About the bathroom: the towels were placed inside a wire basket which is placed directly on the floor, and that makes me feel very concerned for its hygiene. There is a restaurant/bar and shop on the lobby floor. While I enjoyed the shop very much, I think it would be nice if the staff could introduces us to what the restaurant/bar offers (to supplement for the lack of tea bags / coffee in the room). Generally speaking, it gives me a feeling that the hotel is a budget hotel branded as a boutique hotel. At this price, there are far better choices in Kamakura."