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The room was very comfortable, and the sea breeze blowing from the window made people feel the feeling of vacation. The most important thing is that the landlord is very nice, the whole process is intimate guidance, car rental, food, travel, etc.... I also left small snacks and water in the room, it is not too nice. After a day in Kamakura, I punched in the beautiful sunset... Come back next time. Hey hey

The hotel is very close to Fujisawa Station, just a 5-minute walk from the South Exit. It is also very convenient to take the Enoden to Kamakura. There are many places to eat around. The lobby provides free beer, coffee, skin care products and toothbrushes. Although the room is not big, it has everything. I will stay here again next time.

I couldn't book anything else to make do for one night. I didn't expect the room to be more spacious and clean than I thought, and the bathroom was separated from wet and dry. Very suitable for families with children or young people traveling alone. In addition to the need to make your own bed, everything is fine (it is recommended to bring your own sheets). Hotel location is particularly good, facing the Enoshima Bridge, there is Rosen downstairs, and there are many restaurants that open late. Turn right and go directly to the aquarium for eight minutes. It is also within 8 minutes to go to Enoshima Station.

There are many local Japanese guests, but it is actually more suitable for foreigners to experience! There are caves and Roman baths here, which belong to historical sites and used to be the royal hotel; there are Japanese-style tatami rooms, and the hotel staff will lay out mattresses and futons while you are eating (the room is so big, no problem for four or five people); the rooms here They are all sea view rooms. If you are lucky, you can see Mt. Fuji clearly, and Mt. Fuji at sunset is even more beautiful (if you want to take a good picture of Mt. Fuji, you need to bring a telephoto); there are very particular Japanese cuisine, local seafood dishes and rich Japanese breakfast (The family said it was better than the thousands of dollars of kaiseki in Kyoto); it has an unparalleled location. After enjoying the Enoshima Shrine and the sea view, you can go down the mountain smoothly. It will be even better if you catch the lantern festival Great value! I haven't had time to sort out the photos in the camera yet, so I'll post a few photos taken with my mobile phone first.

Its a nice well kept hostel, definitely a special experience and great location. Be aware not to checkout 1 min later cause they will charge you 1100 yen per hour PER PERSON, 0 flexibility!

Please note that there will be an email send method than you told me about the check in method. I missed the email and couldn't find it. Fortunately, the customer service helped me contact the boss, who is a nice person!

Very close to the station, just opposite Enoshima. Although the room is small, the facilities are complete and very clean. The lighting is soft and the bedding is very comfortable. Easy to stay and the front desk is very welcoming. There is Rosen downstairs, but it is not open 24 hours. Later, Kamakura can also choose here.

There is no elevator in the hotel, and the room is very small. It has a split-type Panasonic air conditioner, an electric kettle, a refrigerator, and a smart toilet. It is very simple. The bathroom is in B1 from 15:00 to 9:00 the next day. The nearest station that can be reached on foot is Enoshima Station of Enoden. Take two stops from Enoden to get to Kamakura Kogakusho-mae Station.

The location is very good, but the door is easy to miss. The room is small and old, so just try it. The toilet is small and clean, and the waiters are friendly.

The hotel is in a great location, between two stations. It's just that the Chinese name is different, so it's a bit hard to find. Did Ctrip also change it to Caixia?! The house is not big, but the facilities are complete, and there is even a facial cleanser. It just so happens that I forgot to bring a facial cleanser when I went out this time. Thumbs up. The rooms without breakfast still have bread, and eggs and corn soup. There is 24-hour coffee at the front desk.