A spacious and modern open-plan reception, adorned with beautiful plants and flowers, giving a warm and inviting atmosphere. The room is immaculate, with a unique twist of wood floors, concrete walls, and rough plastering, creating a zen feeling. The bathroom is well-designed, featuring a separate bath and shower room, an ultra-modern Japanese toilet that automatically opens and lights up when you enter, and a smart mirror sink area for getting ready. The clever window design allows you to open it, installed is an opaque or blackout sliding screen, or the option to keep it closed. The room includes a fridge, kettle, and a small sitting area, providing ample space to hang a few clothes and leave your bags.

The hotel is beautifully designed, from the timber everywhere to the plants hanging off the building. Our twin room had nice soft beds and was very stylish and spacious.

There is no TV and no laundry. Given the heatwave a washing machine, which we encountered at many other hotels, would have been a great convenience. The makeup mirror needed new batteries. There was a kettle in the room but no green tea or mugs. No coffee machine in the hotel either. You had to buy one in the hotel cafe at a higher price than the 3 other cafes on the same street. Sometimes I felt this hotel was more about looks than customers needs, form over function.

The location is wonderful. The hotel rooms are very clean and adequate although small according to western standards. Nice to have a restaurant on premises although limited.Good coffee. wine and beer available.

The restaurant is very limited - same three choices for breakfast every day - minestrone or cream of turnip soups with hard rolls, slice of chicken and small salad choice of beverage between coffee, tea or juice.Lunch same as above with addition of a chicken sandwich. Limited hours.

The breakfast was good. Not a traditional Japanese or western breakfast, but kind of a mix of both. It was filling, and got me through the day. The food was well made s well. I also like the design of the place as well. Minimal but warm. It's important to state as well the the staff was kind and always friendly. It makes me sound like a hippy but, I wish the world could have such manners. One thing I regret is not finding out who made the pajamas/ sleeping garments. I really loved them. All in all It was a very good experience. Free coffee would be great.

nothing to say here.

A stylish hotel , very centrally located to the buzzy shopping & eating streets of kamakura. helpful friendly staff , clean rooms, quiet neighbourhood , 25 min walk to the Giant Buddha Shrine & beach , 5 min walk to shops & cafes , lovely neighbourhood feel . Very good bathroom soap & shampoo. Nice cafe area & local gifts in the downstairs lobby.

No bath in the room , but shower was great. Breakfast was included but unfortunately was very limited to just 3 set dishes of local fare including a meat curry, which felt a bit bizarre for breakfast.

A beautifully designed hotel. We loved the greenery and found it a very relaxing place to stay. The staff/owner were lovely to chat with and provided us with good information about the area. Excellent location, close to the station, restaurants, and shrines, but on a quiet street off the main roads which made it peaceful. Also highly recommend the mandarin restaurant across the street! The room was exceptionally quiet. I really liked the natural lavender soaps and the hairdryer was the nicest/best quality I've seen at a hotel! For breakfast, we chose the curry (very filling) and vichyssoise options and enjoyed them both.

We had a wonderful stay. If there was anything to suggest, there could be more places to hang clothes and maybe reading lights over the bed.

This is a very stylish hotel, which would not be out of place in Scandinavia, with polished concrete floors and quality hardwood trimming to doors and windows. Good quality linens and comfortable beds. The staff were all polite and attentive. The hotel is a short walk from the station.

The lighting in the room was very subtle such that there are no bedside lights. In the bathroom there is no light for shaving. The hotel breakfasts were more like lunch and the choice of drink was limited to one (either coffee or orange juice but not both).

We stayed unfortunately only for a night but I was surprised at how big the room was. Also, the twin beds were very big and comfy. We like the simple design with lots of wood elements very much. Even the card keys were from wood. The Front Office Personal was very kind. We came too early, and she took our language, and when we came back, our laguage was in the rooms.

The hotel was fine but was spoilt by the rigid imposition of rules and the extremely limited breakfast menu.

The breakfast choice was terrible. Only curry or minestrone soup and salad. You are only allowed one drink with no refills. After the second day of curry we found an excellent bakery around the corner and asked to cancel breakfast for the third day. We were told that we could not have a refund. When we asked if we could have an extra coffee instead of breakfast we were initially refused. When we complained we were allowed a juice. We arrived 12 minutes early and were told that we could not check in until 3pm.

Excellent location, modern yet cozy hotel with green around. Personnel is friendly, professional and speaks very good English. I liked the room I had and immediately felt well in it. The room was in fact cute and had a nice view. Breakfast was fine. I chose the soup and it was very good quality. Very good the idea of the free welcome drink.

In the bathroom there is nothing to hang towels. Only a basket where they are placed. This could be easily solved by adding some hooks. In the room there was a kettle but no tea /coffee and no mug/cup. I found it very strange especially at this price level (I found the hotel pricey but I think it is aligned with Kamakura). Even if they sell tea and coffee downstairs, why not placing tea bags and paper glasses next to the free amenities by the reception?