What a find!!! We booked the private room with a bathroom and a bunk bed. Coming from Tokyo, we were blown away by the quality of the room especially for the price we paid. It felt roomy for the both of us and bathroom was sparkling clean which added to our comfort. Bunk beds were very spacious and the little details that the room had - a privacy blind for each bed to block out light, the charging station by each bed, the reading lamp, lock box - were such a nice touch. The decor was minimal but perfect - loved the wooden accents. Common facilities like the rooftop, kitchen and laundry are also a great addition to the space. And we loved how close it was to the beach, train station and local coffee spots/restaurants.

The room was generally clean but was dusty. We found a huge amount of dust underneath the bed and near the reading lamp on the beds. If you are allergic to dust or an asthmatic, I wouldn't recommend this space.

A very nice hostel and we had our own small bathroom. It's a bit strange being in a hotel room with people hanging out in the common kitchen to get space away from their shared bedrooms, but that's fine. Staff for the most part was friendly, and the common area near the reception was lively. Wifi worked well for meetings. Walking distance to basically everything near the train station in Kamakura which is awesome.

Especially in the mornings staff at the front reception are hard to access. A person has to pick up their reception phone and call them, but with the lack of English, a person basically just needs them to come to the front desk, not explain what they need over the phone.

Close to the station, friendly receptionist.

A bit disappointed. This was my first hostel in Japan (stayed in hotels as well, but traveled to many hostels worldwide before). I was hoping for a social vibe. Didn't really find that, maybe just bad luck or common in Japan, where people are not so social towards strangers? The bed was not so good: super thin mattress and the blanket/duvet was really short, about 1.70, definitely too short for tall Europeans. I didn't sleep well because of this... Too bad. Two of the sinks did not drain well (very uncommon in Japan, where everything seems to be working perfectly all the time). All in all, small things that made my stay not the way I expected it to be.

We stayed for one night in January 2024 to meet up with friends and do some hiking. We stayed in a private room with a double bed and private washroom. The bed was firm but comfortable. There is space under the bed for large items like suitcases. The private washroom supplied shampoo, conditioner, body wash, body and face towels, and toothbrushes, with other amenities available for a small fee. The toilet is a Japanese style washlet. The room had a large chair, rack with coat hangers, slippers, and a clothes drying rack for towels. Under the sink there was a small fridge, a kettle, and two glass mugs. In the 3rd-floor kitchen they offer free instant coffee and green tea, as well as a large shared fridge, microwave, toaster oven, and various cookware. It’s very close by to grocery stores and a cheap supermarket with evening discounts on prepared food. After 11PM the front entrance is closed, you enter via a code given at check-in, the door is very heavy so pull hard! They have other services we didn’t use like an outdoor terrace (open 8AM-9PM), laundry (washing 300円, drying 100円/30min), outdoor shower, rooftop view, smoking area, and a restaurant. Overall it seems like a really convenient place to stay, especially in the summer if you come for the beach.

The duvet is quite light for the winter. We were cold at night even with the heater on. I wish the hostel supplied some warm blankets. The blinds do not block the light from the street, so I recommend wearing an eye mask. It's also quite noisy at night and early in the morning.

The location is about 5-10 minutes from JR Kamakura station, it’s convenient and one of the nearest when I did my research. There are convenient stores nearby or you can easily order food from the bistro if you dont feel like going out (there’s halal/vegan menu options too). The rooms are very clean and the staffs were all nice 😊 We arrived early and stored our luggage at the reception. When we came back to check in, our stuffs were already in the room. Loved the hospitality.

- Slightly smaller than expected - Late check in time

Customer Service - they spoke English very well, and I was able to leave my luggage before checking in and after checking out for a few hours. They are both approachable. Location: 10-15mins away from the Kamakura Station, and Komachi-dori street and Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine. Towel (mini and big) and toothbrush is included. Blowdryer is available in the changing room. Shampoo, conditioner and body wash is present in the shower area. Locker/luggage area is enough for one medium-sized luggage. You can put your bagpack/handbag at the top level of the desk, and shoes in the second layer. Inside the capsule, there is a small locker with key where you can place your important items inside; a small lamp; three plugs; one pillow; two hangers.

I can't stand the smell present in the mixed dormitory and changing rooms. I hope a deodorizer is present. The public spaces are cold and no heater is present.

great location close to the train station (7minutes walk), and to very tasty restaurants, sushis to go, kombinis etc. also 30 minutes walk from the Hase Dera temples, bamboo temple too. nice employees who seek English very well, calm hostel (at least at the end of September), well equipped (washing machines, dryers, kitchen). best price in Kamakura (but still too expensive)

small double bedroom, with extra small bathroom. Also, the bedroom was not enough equipped especially around the bed (the one sleeping against the wall cannot put his glasses, book, water, close by). no curtain so you wake up with the sunlight at 5am.

The compact and comfortable room I stay was like perfect for solo (and probably couple) travelers. Room has everything I need and the shared lounge and balcony was comfy. Their interior was in the simple and cozy style (and I love it); staff was friendly and check out was convenient; location was pretty close to Kamakura station, and there were like tons of shops and restaurants around and even a supermarket. Definitely would like to stay there again.

Only really minor ones (e.g. no tables in room beside hand wash basin countertop; microwave was in shared lounge in 1st floor)

The hostel was located at a walkable distance from the main train station, so it was pretty convenient. For the price you pay, the facilities were great. The staff was also very friendly and also allowed us to drop our luggages off first before checking-in.

The hostel uses window blinds, so it got really bright early in the morning even though we wanted to sleep in a little more. It's a minor inconvenience but you may want to take note of this if you're a light sleeper.

Love the location. So close to the train and bus.easy to walk every where.10min to the beach Bed so comfortable and I the dorm only 6 bed which is perfect small room but not too crowned. All staff really friendly ad helpful. Shower pressure good clean and this hostel offer you towel teeth brush and slippers awesome.

The spare area quite small only 2 seat in the kitchen. Need to change the sponge for clean the dish not look hygiene. Would recommend the hostel if they can manage somehow for guest to put the shoe outside the room or give them plastic bag to cover it as I mention the room ws small some guests got smelly foot.so string the whole room