Plage Yuigahama Reviews

Home-like coastal cabin. Perfectly suit for one day trip in kamahara

Position of this hostels is amazing room is good too but too much people check in at night quit unpleasant for sleeping but owner is really friendly

Nice host,just like a friend.

It had a homey atmosphere, and the beach was just a three-minute walk away. At night, I didn't have to worry about the crowded subway; I could walk back to my accommodation! Plus, the bed was so soft—the best sleep I've had on my trip so far! Thank you!

A very nice guesthouse. Each person gets a small, clean, and comfortable room. The owner, Ah Mao, is South Korean and has lived in Japan for seven years. He speaks Korean, Japanese, English, and a little Cantonese and Mandarin. Ah Mao is very nice; we can chat and eat together on the sofa downstairs in the evenings. He shares food and we play together. There's a small garden on the balcony where you can smoke. I stayed here for two out of my three days in Kamakura and thoroughly enjoyed myself. We even had a BBQ at the guesthouse on my last night. Very nice.

The cheapest accommodation in Kamakura. Amenities are minimal, but the place is well-maintained. The beach is just a 10-minute walk away.

When checking in, there were three guys sitting in the lobby, we thought they were guests, but it turned out they were the host, we were asked to wait 10 minutes, then invited to the room and shown all the amenities in the room, they didn’t make the bed, they only cleaned up the bed linen from previous guests, they left us new bed linen, we made it ourselves, the curtain was broken, the window net was jammed, we were afraid to touch it, in principle it’s normal, but for this budget it was easier to pay an extra 1000 yen and take a normal room, of the minuses, all night until 2 am, as they say in the reviews, this group of guys first watched football, then giggled and played something when we asked for it to be already 12 pm to be quiet, they apologized and continued, they finished only at 03:00, then the alcohol ran out, in general, the style reminds me of a dorm at the university, on the third floor when we were walking up the stairs by the window there were smelly socks, it seems either the owner’s or someone put them on the first floor to carry Someone threw these things away, I thought someone, it turned out to be the owner, probably after a wild night, and so on, there are some T-shirts hanging on a hanger on the wall, I thought that these were the best players of this city, and the young man who lives here just liked it, shoes at the entrance are sorted, I also thought that they were guests, but no, 80% of the shoes are the owners, the rest downstairs are mostly lying on the floor because there are not enough shelves, in the end I do not recommend it, it is better to overpay 500 - 1000 and check into a normal room and get a good night's sleep, oh, I completely forgot to mention the problem in the showers with the water temperature, sometimes very cold, sometimes very hot, well, this is not really a problem, the main thing is there is water, but this is the situation

A friendly guesthouse, ideal for young people who want to be close to the beach, as it's right next door. It's also not far from Kamakura Station or the most famous temples. The staff is very friendly and helpful. I'll be back.

It's quite convenient for one person to stay, as it's very close to the beach. Just be mindful of the check-in dates.

The landlord is very friendly. The transportation location is not very convenient, but Kamakura does not need any transportation. The sea is just two steps away from the hotel. The bed is super super super super soft. The room is very big. I am not particular about hygiene so it is not a problem, but the bed is super super super super soft!!!

The landlord was very welcoming, and the place was not far from the station.

The entrance to the hotel is hard to find, but I was lucky enough to find the service and successfully checked in. The sanitation conditions are good and everyone is quite conscious. It is close to the Atami Sakura Street, which is in full bloom, and it is also convenient to go to the beach to watch the "Fireworks Festival".

The boss can't see this comment. I didn't want to write it. The little fairy upstairs is invincible. When I went there, only the boss's child was playing Fortnite in the small living room on the first floor. When they were not there, there was a sign at the door telling you in four languages ​​that the key was on the table, please help yourself. Don't you understand English or Chinese characters when you go abroad? A pure big umbrella and ice. You also need to show your passport. Which homestay requires you to check in with your passport? The stricter ones will at most take a photo. They are still young and have to take you to check in for 666. When I went there, the boss's family went to the beach to surf. When they came back, they had a dinner on the first floor to learn Chinese. I have curtains, wardrobes, and tables, but they are simply not assigned to you. Why don't you stay in a hotel if you have to order everything? Where do you want to stay in Kamakura for 200 yuan? Living in Kamakura means that you haven't landed in Japan for the first time. Do you know the prices in Japan? I admit that I live very well in Kyoto 230, can the location be compared? Why are you the only one who has so many things to say on the walls? You can stay in a chain hotel for 100 yuan in China, but you are treated like an ancestor here for 200 yuan. You are not a Chinese girl who is easy to bully. You are a pure and beautiful girl.

The room was generally satisfactory. The prices of hotels and B&Bs in Japan have increased significantly in recent years. You can't ask for too much at this price.