The overall facility was excellent. The property was very clean, the host was very kind and accommodating. Will definitely stay there again. 10/10.

The bed that I assigned to was creaky. It creaked everytime I moved slightly. My partner and I kept laughing cuz everytime I made the slightest movement it would creak, but other than that, the facility and property was amazing. Would give it a 10 despite the creaky bed haha.

4 minute walk to Hase station and a 3 minute walk to the beach. Staff was really friendly and there was a small place to lock up important items (nothing for big luggage). Lounge area was spacious and the layout was good. Plenty of hot water/ good water pressure in the shower.

The door for the shower was broken, and there were no privacy curtains on the bed. The room also let in a lot of light/sound, also no lock on the bedroom door. It's an older location, but considering the price I think it's fair.

This house is perfect for a stay in Kamakura ! The location is perfect, 2 min from the beach, convenience store and Enoden line ! Staff is amazing too ! They talk English, they can give some recommendations about the area and very friendly ! The only « bad » points might be the beds that are not very comfortable

Excellent location, near Hase Station off the Enoshima Line, and 2 minutes from the beach. My bed was comfy, and each bunkbed had a privacy curtain and outlets. I liked that there was a female-only dorm room and bathroom. There is a bar downstairs, and an area for eating. Perfect home base for exploring Kamakura and Enoshima Island. Staff were very nice. 8/10.

Dorm room somewhat cramped, and it got a little bit warm. Lockers are available, but I didn’t love that they were right by the front door (I had no issue with lost items, but I was weary that the lockers were in such a prominent place). One shower room was pretty tiny.

The location is excellent for exploring Hase, and getting down to Yuigahama Beach in less than 90 seconds. Hasedera, the Great Daibatsu Buddha, and more are within easy walking. It's a quiet street as well. The room I was in was the female dorm, and was low-frills, but also comfortable and quiet and calm. It was six beds in a reasonable sized room, we weren't crammed in. A good place to spend a few nights in order to explore Kamakura and Enoshima. The toilet & sink are upstairs with the dorms, the showers are downstairs. It's a fair arrangement, and convenient and good for minimizing disruptions. Keigo-san was a great host to welcome me in, and show me the way of the place. The price was perfectly fine, and appropriate. Even though there's a bar less than 10ft from where I was sleeping, I had no bother sleeping - it's not a noisome place, it's nice.

It seemed a bit sad that there wasn't any tea or coffee for guests to make with the supplied kettle, in order to get a hot drink when getting up in the morning. It's a bit tricky in sleepy Kamakura to get something to drink in the early morning, short of venturing out to a vending machine, so that would be appreciated. Even if it was an honesty box system to take a teabag, or coffee, that would be fine. Just anything would be welcome at 7am! Also, this isn't a negative, but if you stay, organize anything like leaving luggage etc on check-in, because it can be tricky to find the staff if you need them in a hurry - it's just a laid back place, and they're running around doing stuff, so just get organized early, then don't worry about it.

The location was just a 3 minute walk from the beach and very close to multiple cafes and shops. The area felt safe and had a laidback feel to it. The staff was very friendly and accommodating. We felt welcomed in the guest house and would definitely stay with Iza Kamakura again!

If there are multiple people staying in the house, it can be difficult to wash and dry your clothes. The time frame to use the washer and dryer is also limited so you will have to be patient.

I like the common area where you can relax with your drinks and have a chat with other guesthouse guests. There's also a takoyaki party every Saturday, but I have missed out as I arrived on Sunday. It was a pleasant stay overall.

As the others have mentioned, the air conditioning unit is placed directly on top of of one of the bunk beds. If the person that is sleeping there decides to turn it off if its too cold, then the entire room will be too warm and uncomfortable to sleep. Please consider relocating the air conditioning unit so that it can reaches everyone, or relocating the bunk bed so that it does not hinder the air conditioning's flow. This issue has been there for a while now, and a lot of people are complaining about it. Please take actions soon.

Amazing staff, really helpful and friendly. They gave us great recommendations and were just lovely and courteous. The location is excellent in Kamakura, within walking distance to the main attractions. The common area is really nice, and the facilities are clean.

The beds are not the most comfortable and squeak when you move.

This was my second time staying here. I came as an emergency as I had been up all night partying in Shibuya. I arrived at 10 am and even though check in is not until 3pm (as it is at most hotels in Japan) they were kind enough to prepare my bed early so I could finally sleep. They are very kind and accommodating and fun to hang out with. I consider the staff to be my friends and I hope we will meet again someday! Highly recommended.

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Great staff, very nice and had good ideas on stuff to do. The common area was nice and some people just hung out there. They held our luggage for us before we checked in so we could explore.

Beds were a bit creaky. Bedtime for us was good, but keep in mind that if you want to go to bed earlier, it might be hard to fall asleep if people are interacting Downstairs. But they do have earplugs available.