Very friendly staff and the place feels very homey. The location is great especially if you like surfing bc there are rentals not far. Also very easy to get everywhere as the hase train station is a 3 minute walk away. There is also a bus going to Kamakura station and you can also walk there in 15 minutes. The Buddha and Hasedera temple are just around the corner. The shared bathrooms and toilets were clean.

The mattress in my room is very flat by now and so it was kinda hard to sleep on. I also struggled with the humidity in my room. It was summer while I was there and with my surfsuit being wet I had issued to keep the humidity and stuffiness low even with the aircon.

The guest house operators were good, the location in Hase is ideal, and the place was very chilled and relaxed. Shower water pressure was excellent too. The guesthouse is secure, clean and in great repair. Reccommended for solo or coupled travellers especially.

It was a holiday weekend so we paid a pretty steep price for a twin bunk bed room that barely fit the bunk bed in it. Beds were hard futons on a bunk bed frame, not the beds with mattresses advertised on booking.com - and were a bit uncomfortable the 1st night. (For the record, I sleep happily on Japanese style futons, these were just extra hard to me)

Asami and Gido really made my stay amazing. The staff make this place, it's on a quiet little street, the food is good, the bar is frequented by locals, I was really well looked after here. It's a very local experience for Kamakura, which might seem tough due to the influx of tourists but I couldn;t recommend it more. The common room was AC'd and great on a cool day. It;s less than a five minute walk from the big buddha. I would't have wanted to stay anywhere else. It;s a convenient walk if you take the small train frm kamkura station.

Everything really was great.

I stayed in a beautiful tatami mat room with a private patio. It was very comfortable. The traditional Japanese floor bed was as comfortable as a western style bed. The room was clean.

There was little sound proofing, so at night when other guests came into the building, I could hear them. But I didn't personally mind too much. Everyone sounded like they were having fun, so it was not bad. The rest of my time there was not noisy, it was only at night, and only a few times. Note that restaurants in this area close earlier than I expected, but there is always 7/11 around the corner with excellent food.

This place is like Park HYATT. I stayed many Park HYATT hotels in the world. Milan, Moscow, Tokyo, and more. This facility's quality is as same as Park HYATT service or Grand HYATT Club Floor room and Club lounge. Room is very fancy and luxury design. Owner is artist and architect designer, so whole building, and rooms were self made with their sophisticated intelligence. I could totally relax and enjoyed little food and wines at private bar in this facility. get on the ride of Enoden train to Enoshima Island is like little trip. Yakitori restaurant place where next to this hotel is renovated 100 years old Japanese house. There is many restaurant on the main street where few minutes away from here. Very convenient and quiet area. Noise from train track is also lovely.

Nothing to say.

The location

I choose the economy room, which had a bunk bed. Below the bed is a desk on which you could theoretically work. However in front of the desk is such a big chair hat if you also put your suitcase below the bunk bed, there is no place to move the chair... so you can not use the desk either as you cannot sit . The room was extremely hot as the air conditioner can only produce hot air and no cold air. In the end I unplugged everything and opened the window (which is not easy as you have to climb on the desk to get access to the window). So just too much stuff in such a small room. The common area is nice and you will meet other travellers.

What an awesome place to stay. The proprietors are wonderful and I so enjoyed chatting with them and other guests during dinner. Dinner in the izukaya was very good and so convenient. On site bicycle rental made getting around the greater Kamakura area easy. The guesthouse itself is in the perfect location for a quiet morning walk, walking distance from the beach and the giant Buddha. Although the guesthouse is off a (beautiful) alley, the alley is paved and I was able to roll my suitcase all the way there from Hase station in less than 10 min.

The location is fantastic and the signage made it easy to find. It's close to a train station. I went early to drop off my backpack but my room was ready so I was able to check-in. The room is ryokan style - simple with bedding provided for the floor. It was very comfortable. I never turned on the TV or AC/heater, but both were in the room. There is a small sink with cold water and a shower with hot water and lots of water pressure. Shampoo, conditioner, and body soap were provided in dispensers. The shared toilet is in the hall. There is a simple, shared kitchen area on the main floor.

The shower taps were very stiff and hard to turn, especially once they were wet, but I managed ;-)

Great location - tucked into a sweet alley away from the main street, but close enough to have access. Super convenient. The space was lovely and very comfortable. Glad to have a private shower and sink in the room. The balcony doors let in plenty of natural light and breeze. The heater worked when the temperature dropped in the 40s at night. The staff at both the guesthouse and on site restaurant were so kind and helpful. Definitely eat a meal there or have a handful of beverages.

No hook by the sink or even a small shelf for toiletries. But nothing else!

This was a little gem. - Good location. - Room is sufficiently well equipped. Private shower is a big plus. - Friendly staff. - Walking distance to major sites in Kamakura, not too far from the tram. - Very clean.

Overall - No vegan food available on site. - Staff aren't necessarily very present, HOWEVER they are quick to answer messages and because of the nature of the place, it's not so necessary. Plus I didn't have any problems really, so it didn't matter.