Atta Hotel Kamakura Reviews

Before check-in, a passport photo is required so the room key (mechanical lock) can be sent to your email. Communication takes a considerable amount of time. This guesthouse has no front desk; check-in is self-service. The Japanese-style room is rustic yet clean. Aside from two broken lights, it's fine. There's a private toilet and shower, but the water supply under the hot tub has a slight malfunction. The street is a bit noisy at night due to traffic. There's a brewery next to the guesthouse. It seems like the guesthouse is owned by Toida Construction. Another guesthouse is room 103, a duplex; the upper floor is a Japanese-style room for sleeping.

It's not a hotel, it doesn't have any services, it's a B&B, and you need to do the most detailed garbage sorting, which is something Chinese people need to learn. You need to lay the tatami yourself, and it's not soundproof. The hygiene looks okay, but because it's a ground house, there are occasional mosquitoes. The good thing is that the area is large, but the price of 2800 per night is also high

This is my second time staying here, and it's just the right size for a stay with friends and their families with children! I'm happy that it's within walking distance of the sea and there are many locals, so you can feel like you're living there. The bed is big, and there's a bathtub, shampoo, and tatami mats, so it's perfect for families with small children! I'll be staying here again next year!