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"Looks like an older building but everything was clean and the amenities were good. The front staff were very friendly. The free welcome drink bar was a nice touch and 7-11 right next door if you need anything. Very happy with the stay, especially considering it was reasonably priced."

"We really enjoyed this hotel (1-night family stay). It's a 5-minute walk from the station (and therefore the starting point for all Kamakura's attractions) in a very quiet, semi-pedestrian street. The staff were very courteous, helpful and available, and there was even an employee perfectly fluent in English. The room (double with an extra bed) was large for a Japanese hotel. The beds were very comfortable. Everything was very clean. The only downside was that the room was too hot for our taste...

"Great hotel"

"My recent stay at the Metropolitan Kamakura Hotel was absolutely wonderful. Located in the heart of Kamakura, this hotel offers the perfect balance of modern comfort and traditional charm, making it an ideal choice for both relaxation and sightseeing. The rooms are elegantly designed, with a minimalist yet stylish decor that reflects the beauty of Kamakura. They are spacious, impeccably clean, and equipped with high-quality amenities. The beds are exceptionally comfortable, ensuring a great...

"Budget Japanese hotel in Fujisawa, good value and near the train station. Good if you are visiting Kamakura and Endoshima. Front desk speaks Japanese and English. Good access to Tokyo but ride takes about an hour and is crowded during rush hour."

"very basic " business hotel" No frills or real extras but the price reflects it. If you are new to japan and SOMEHOW end up in this town it might not be the best for you but its close to the train station although a bit out of the way. I would probably not stay there again but it was the CHEAPEST and so would recommend it for a budget friendly basic place with breakfast."

"5 min walk to fujisawa station 🚉 very convenient"

"The location of the hotel is amazing, you cannot be closer to the Great Buddha, it is also a good experience to sleep in an old Japanese room. That said, you then understand why old Japanese houses are not worth much and Japanese people tend to prefer living in some modern less exotic dwellings. Indeed you can hear everything that happens in and outside of the house. I visited while the weather was really good (around 20 degrees) so I did not use the AC neither for heating nor for cooling but I...