Hotéis com estacionamento em Kamakura

hotel was on the main street and it has everything there too the bed was comfy however parking has to be paid but it wasn’t too bad after all, there was a slight hiccup at check in as we wanted 2 double bed for 3 pax however they were rigid saying we need another bed for the 3rd pax room was really nice and comfy and had bath salts to soak after a super long day thank you overall

The hotel has an unbeatable sea view. Enoshima and Mount Fuji are in full view when the weather is clear. Although the language communication at the front desk was a bit difficult, they tried their best to introduce the hotel's services and facilities. The breakfast was great, with a view of the sea and good service. It was semi-self-service. The main course was a choice between Benedict and Omelette, and the rest was self-service. The waiter who served us was an old man. He specially prepared a translator and gave a very detailed introduction. The hotel has a shuttle bus, which is very convenient. If you miss the shuttle bus time, it is not too far to walk from Shichirigahama Station to the hotel, because the hotel is halfway up the mountain. You can take the elevator from the banquet hall of the hotel at the foot of the mountain to the lobby. In short, this stay at Kamakura Prince exceeded expectations.

An old Japanese hotel with almost no foreign guests. The service staff are very friendly and polite. When we checked out, the hotel manager helped us carry our luggage👍. The breakfast is a set meal. Although there are not many types, they are all freshly made, especially the bread baked in the morning, which is irresistible to me. I will stay here again next time😊

Perfect choice for a pilgrimage in Kamakura. I went there once on May 1st, and I quickly came again on November. The dunk master is a memory of a generation. The intersection of the car and the car also represents the youth of a generation. Even if the young boys and girls have become aunts and uncles, the power of feelings is still great, Kamakura, Worth going again!

We were there a day and it rained all the time. Suppose that in sunny days it is fantastic. The room was very small but the bed wasn’t. Very good service from an English speaking person. The bar was coasy.

Very satisfied! 1⃣️The hotel is close to Hase Station, with convenient transportation. There are curry shops, taverns and convenience stores nearby (you need to walk through the small road, but it is very close), which makes life convenient. 2⃣️The hotel has a great atmosphere, with a Japanese courtyard and Western-style architecture, and it is quiet. 3⃣️The room is spacious, the bathroom is separated from the living area, and there is a courtyard where you can see green plants. 4⃣️There is free coffee service in the morning, and the lobby sells souvenirs and introduces the history of the hotel (a century-old building). It is worth experiencing and staying.

The hotel is located right at the train station and about 15-20 minutes by car to the famous attractions like the Great Buddha Temple, Hasedera Temple, and Tsurugoka Hachimangu Shrine. The room size is good for two people with middle sized baggage, and is very clean. There are many restaurants and a Family Mart nearby. Highly recommend to staying here!

The hotel does not have any registered staff. It is self-service, but the check-in method needs to have an appointment number. But I didn’t receive any messages. I also left a message on the official website before departure. But I didn’t receive any reply. I didn’t care about arriving at the hotel. I got 20 minutes in front of the self-service machine that night. I couldn't get the room. Finally, I found a local Japanese to help me call the hotel to get the room key. Fortunately, I finally stayed in .

Facilities: Very complete Sanitation: Very clean Environment: Very beautiful Service: Very good The hotel has a warm and smiling service, a superior location, a restaurant, and is very close to the University Front Station. Check in at the University Front Station and take a photo with the train passing through. The transportation is convenient. The boss gave me a postcard. Thank you

It is very close to Kamakura Tram Station, and the main traffic is very convenient. There is a small pedestrian street where you can stroll around, eat, drink and drink. The label is a hotel, but it is actually a long-established hotel. We walked into a small alley and a Japanese aunt led us to find it. If you have a cleanliness person, it is recommended not to choose here! The sanitary conditions can only be said to be average! However, the serving boy wore a Bushido suit and had a very good attitude. The breakfast was very authentic Japanese style.