Wanderlust Inn

Public toilets and public bathrooms are on the second floor and you have to use wooden stairs to go up and down. The old-style room has only a small, unsafe lock, and you can hear the sound of the wooden board when someone passes by. In addition, there is a mini Japanese-style room on the first floor, separated by only a sliding door, without a lock. It is located under the Daibutsuji Temple, and it is difficult to find dinner at night. In summary: It is not a suitable place for people who don’t have valuables. Please find a better place nearby.

Ok, the sanitary conditions are great.

I learned the charm of the guesthouse. It seemed like many people came here to rest for a while, and I really liked the guesthouse's unique culture that welcomed even first-time visitors. Since it's an old building, the windows shake when cars pass by and the wooden stairs creak, but I think that's its own charm. The shower facilities are also well-equipped! There aren't any large lockers, but I felt safe because I could leave my valuables in a place where I could use the key. I really liked the atmosphere of meeting and interacting with various people. It's a short walk from Hase Station, so it's easy to access, and if you walk a little further, there's a beach. The price is reasonable, so I think I'll come back again next time I visit Kamakura.

The service was polite and pleasant, including the guide! I want to come again ☺️