Kamakura Hotels with Bars

We stayed ２ nights in November 2020. The room we booked is standard twin [non-smoking] 34㎡. I had resistance to leisure to the far side using public transportation in the corona pass, so I booked this place which seems to be able to stay calmly in a relatively nearby place. As I saw in various reviews before my stay, the room is large and satisfied as expected. I think there are many people who don't like the inn that has been built years, but I like it because there are many cases of spacious rooms compared to the inn now. I entered the room and was relieved to see the view from the window. The sea just across the street. Fortunately, during my stay, the weather was good and I was able to enjoy the view from the window. Also, if you look at the balcony on the floor you are staying, this was also good 々. The location of the room is far from the sea, but I think it is color 々 depending on the location of the room, so the view from the room is not enough. I thought it would be good to see it from the balcony if I thought it was. Also, the making of the inn is interesting. I thought that I stayed in a western room, but the opposite side across the passage seemed to be a Japanese room type. In that case, breakfast was also available for western and Japanese food choices. ２ nights, so I asked １ times each. It may be a more lively atmosphere in summer, but it was November, and it was quiet and perfect for spending time. I also want to stay at the off-season. I thought.

Easy located near a train station and with minutes to a convenience store and the historical buildings. Roims are a bit studded with too many people and single glass to the living room and you can hear everyone they say in there if you are trying to sleep. Convenient and cheap spot. Not all Catherine can be used at night

This was my first time staying in Kamakura. I was attracted by the location, close to the station, and the private sauna. I recommend the private sauna, but it requires a reservation, so if there is no vacancy, you can only use it. I liked the interior of the room. I was also satisfied with the meal I had in the room. This hotel was good, but it seems that new hotels are increasing in Kamakura, so I'm interested in other hotels.

This is a highly recommended hostel for a reasonable cost! Junxion is in an ideal location: perfectly placed between the JR station (~5 mins) and the beach (~15 mins). The designs of the entrance way/cafe, sleeping room and bathroom area are all reminiscent of tiny home living and are such an efficient use of space. It is quaint and comfortable. The staff are friendly and explicit as to how/where to use particular facilities/amenities. They are also super helpful and willing to give suggestions about Kamakura. The beds were comfortable, the air-con was strong and they even offer free breakfast! I really can't say enough positive things... STAY HERE!!

Thank you so much to Shivapoo. Thanks to you, I had a good rest. I made a reservation for two days and would like to stay here longer. It's easy to find your way from the station, and it's not that far. The price was very reasonable, so it was better than a hotel. The blanket is very soft and the best👍🏻 I almost suffered from otitis media on the first day, but thanks to the pharmacy and the closing time, I was able to buy medicine on time. Otherwise, my condition would have been bad until the next day and my trip would have been ruined^^ It is also possible to rent a bicycle, so I enjoyed a leisurely trip to the vicinity of Enoshima without having to use the Enoden Free Pass. The dinner is delicious, so please try it. Staffさん皆んなありがとうございました。 お楽しんで休んで行きます。おbig eventに😉

Great base to explore the area!! Spent a lovely couple of days wandering around Kamakura. Really enjoyed the cleanliness and spaciousness of this hostel, as well as its proximity to the train station. Also the Tv let us use our own Netflix account which was nice

This is a new hotel and we had a double room with two large beds. The bathroom area had separate rooms for the toilet function and the bath/shower section, respectively. What came as a not so pleasant surprise, especially at more that 300 USD per night, was that there was no in-room TV set (!) and that there was no storage space for our clothes. No closet, not even a shelf (there were some hangers near the entrance) That means that basically we had to keep everything in our suitcases or rather spread it out over the floor. While that makes for a rather picturesque impression like in Attila‘s Camp it is unacceptable for a hotel of this price level. The hotel‘s breakfast menu caters rather to the Japanese taste (see fotos) so if you prefer toast and scrambled eggs and the like there is good a bakery with breakfast service around the corner, All in all we felt that this hotel did not offer a decent value for money.

Bushi or Samurai is a great local guide who runs Irodori, he is a gold mine of info about Kamakura and Japan in general, I highly recommend taking one of his tours. Bushi guided me around the mountains of Kamakura and on the Shogun tour, both well worth the money as you get a deeper experience than you will get by yourself. We also went to see a 24th generation sword smith, which was simply amazing. Irodori is not a fancy guest house, its simple, but its clean and most importantly for me, its authentic Japan.

It is far from the station and shops, but close to the beach. A beautiful old building, there is everything necessary. The door closes in 23.00 , and there is no code lock on it, that is, it is not possible to be late and it is uncomfortable.The staff will not like it , compared to other places in Japan unfriendly.

The room had a terrific view of the bay. There are two beds and a little couch in the room. Outside was a table for our use. There was a huge pillar in the room which was weird and kind of in the way. Toiletries were plentiful (not individual). There was a rinsing bucket outside the door so as not to bring in sand.