Pensionat i Kamakura

“The staff were very nice. Bushi-san was busy on my day of arrival (they have a lot of activities in Kamakura), but they left me a welcome packet with all the information. I met Bushi-san the morning after for breakfast. I also got to meet Yoko-san. She was very kind. The guesthouse is small, and the building is old and charming. I slept on a futon in a room equipped with tatamimats and traditional screen doors. It was amazing to sleep in a traditional room. The futon is perhaps on the thinner...

“A nice little guest house, with everything you need for a few nights of stay: A comfy bed, toilet and a shower (and a coin laundry). Allthough all anemities are shared with others, it was never crowded, so you can easily do what you need to do in your own time. The staff was also helpful with anything I needed. Hot tip: Bring your ear plugs, as there are som reccuring noices outside (and a screaming child from within). A good nice stay overall.”

“本当に埃っぽく咳がふたりひとも止まらず お金払ってたど、全ての予定を変更して家に帰りました。”

“歴史あるお宿ですが、丁寧に清掃されています。なにより豆腐料理が体に優しいです。”

“Bemötandet var bra och trevligt. Dubbelrummen är dock fruktansvärda. Klaustrofobiska och små, för att inte tala om fruktansvärt mörka utan rimlig belysning. Vi uppgraderade till ett King size-rum högre upp (hörnrum) och det var fint med ljusinsläpp från stort fönster och större ytor att röra sig på. Så ta en sånt rum om ni ska bo här. Falsk marknadsföring att det ska finnas ”fullständigt spa” på detta hotell för det gör det inte. Restaurangen/frukost dessutom stängd av oklart anledning ”

“Great location! Modern room but I missed a possibility to iron my clothes.”

“Communication was wonderful and the property was more than promised. As US residents and first time visitors to Japan, it took a little time to understand the functions of the space. After a couple of hours all became crystal clear. We cooked in all evening meals, the kitchen is very comfortable and stocked abundantly with utensils and bar ware. Good neighborhood shopping within walking distance as well as metro station. We spent 5 days here and ventured out by rail every day.”