2-Star Hotels in Kamakura

"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."

"This will be the first time to use it. The location is the best on the beach side. The room also felt good sense. I think it would be even better if it was a unit bath. Lunch was also delicious. I like the sea next time, so I want to enjoy the beachside time. The traffic was a little far from the nearest station."

"It's essentially a small guesthouse, run by a very friendly elderly couple. They even gave me postcards when I checked out, which was a lovely touch. However, the room was quite small, possibly because it was designed as a quad room, and having a shared bathroom and shower wasn't ideal for convenience. Despite this, I'm incredibly grateful that the grandma helped me with my laundry – that was truly wonderful!"

"The boss is very nice. If you have breakfast with more than two people, you can listen to the boss's English explanation and communicate with the boss. The boss is a warrior, so I was shocked when I saw him. I thought he was watching the Magic Saint Altar Fighter, but he didn't watch it. It is recommended for males to travel alone. It is not recommended for couples to live together!"

"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!"

"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."

"Location: About a 10-minute walk from Nagaya Station, a few stops from Kamakura Station (perception) Cleanliness: Rooms and bathrooms generally in good condition Service: Kind, including a guided tour of the building immediately after arrival Facilities: There were two shower rooms, so there was a bit of a wait"

"Enjoyed this hostel a lot! A had a separate room, stayed only for one night to explore Kamakura. I had everything needed in the room, the staff was very friendly, and the room was clean. It’s 10 minutes from the station, 20 minutes from the bay. The price is perfect for such location, I would choose this hostel again if I come to Kamakura."

"Good location, very close to the sea, five minutes walk from Rosen and ramen shop, half of the view sees the sea, the room is a bit musty."

"Clean, tidy, quiet environment"