Hotels in Fujisawa

"The Fujisawa Smile Hotel has an excellent location, less than a 10-minute walk from Fujisawa Station, making it very convenient for visiting Kamakura, Enoshima, and Shonan Kaigan Park. The area around Fujisawa Station is bustling with various shopping malls, offering a wide range of dining and shopping options to suit any budget. I was confident in the hotel's cleanliness. Initially, my room faced the street and was a bit noisy. I mentioned my poor sleep to the front desk, and they immediately moved me to a quiet room. For my last night, I was even given a room on a higher floor. I originally planned a two-night trip but extended it by one night. I love Fujisawa and Kamakura!"

"The hotel's location isn't too far, and after getting off the subway, there are accessibility facilities all the way to the hotel, making it easy to push luggage. The room layout is well-designed! Although small, a 28-inch suitcase can be fully opened. I hope the hotel provides a floor-standing drying rack for each room! I brought my own hangers, but there was no drying rack, which made it inconvenient to air dry clothes facing the air conditioner. The hotel room was very quiet! The front desk staff were very friendly and helpful! They offer free luggage storage."

"The hotel is in a good location, just near the commercial street near the station, walking distance, transportation, parking, and dining are all very convenient. For parking, the hotel has a cooperative parking lot, you can ask the front desk, but there is no free parking service. The capsule coffee and tea in the hotel lobby are good, and you can buy fresh milk from the convenience store and pour it into a good latte. The room also provides a mobile phone charging cable. However, the room is generally ventilated, and the smell is a bit heavy when you enter. Turn on the air conditioner, windows and ventilator, and turn on the ventilation. If it rains, remember to buy an umbrella near the station, Lawson is about 100yan more expensive"

"The location is right behind the station, but the navigation app kept telling me to go around in circles. There was no bottled water in the room, they said the tap water was drinkable. The room was a bit small but very clean. The hot spring bath area only had 4 stalls, so I chose to go later to avoid waiting. There are free drying facilities, and laundry costs 200 yen per wash."

"Good 1. Free breakfast 2. Breakfast had lots of bread variety 3. Free drink machine (soft drinks & coffee w matcha latte!) 4. Have free amenities for you to take 5. Location is near station and lots of shops surrounding too Neutral: - 2x washing machine & dryer but because of their popularity, have to fight for a chance to use them Bad - can be quite confusing to get to if you don’t go from station but the surrounding shops"

"The room was absolutely tiny, maybe only 3 square meters. There wasn't even enough space to properly open my luggage. This has to be the smallest hotel room I've ever stayed in – I was truly taken aback by how incredibly compact it was. To make matters worse, it was located in the basement, which made it feel stuffy and humid. While the air conditioning offered a bit of relief, it certainly didn't make the room comfortable."

"Great location, very convenient surroundings. The only downside is that the windows don't open. But the service and location are really good. It's easy to go for a walk nearby in the evenings, and there are many drugstores. Worth it!"

"Dili is located at about the same distance from both the north and south exits of Fujisawa. You'll need to wait behind the station on the right, which takes at least six minutes to walk with a 24-inch suitcase. The hotel is otherwise decent, but the onsen is charged separately, which is understandable. The funny thing is, Ctrip didn't indicate on the hotel's booking page that this is a fee. It's 2,000 yen per person for 90 minutes, and mixed bathing is required. Swimsuits are available for rent if you don't have one, but they cost 1,000 yen per set. I reported the fact that the hotel's onsen wasn't listed as a separate fee, and Ctrip didn't mention it at all. While they responded quickly, I wasn't satisfied with the result. They said they didn't indicate it was free, but out of consideration and comfort, they offered to compensate me with 44 RMB per person (for a room with two people in a double room), for a total of 88 RMB. Having stayed in so many hotels in Japan, I've always trusted Ctrip's basic service. I believe most people automatically assume that since a hotel has its own onsen, guests can use it for free, just paying a tax per person. I didn't expect this kind of trap, and it was clearly a trap Ctrip created themselves. When I first called to report the situation, they said they didn't understand it clearly and that it was clearly marked. Then, on the second call, they insisted they never said it was free! We strongly urge Ctrip to immediately indicate that this hotel charges for hot springs and stop ripping off other users who trust the Ctrip brand. The prices and room types of surrounding hotels are similar. If they had known about the hot spring fee in advance, they would have considered accepting it. There are other options. Please avoid this!"

"The location is incredibly convenient. While the room isn't large, it was spotlessly clean and, though compact, was perfectly equipped. For Japan, this size is actually quite good. I initially booked for just one night, planning to head to Tokyo the next day. However, Tokyo's prices were much higher, so I decided to extend my stay for an extra night here. The following morning, it only took about an hour and a half to reach Tokyo. Highly recommend!"

"The guesthouse is adorable and you couldn't as for a better location in enoshima right between the katase and enoden trains walking to the beaches and islands. The rooms are small and basic but the AC works and the beds are comfy. I will definitely stay here again"