Guest Houses in Miura District

"This is one of the best hotels I’ve stayed at It’s Ryokan style, tatami floors and beds low to the floor The staff is wonderful, the shower, tub and toilet are fantastic and so is the bed There is not much in the room, a bed, a refrigerator, tea kettle and mugs and a counter type table, no chairs Some of the rooms can be small, but that is typical of Japanese hotel rooms They have a private sauna room available for extra fee There is a great restaurant on the 1st floor and they have beer,...

"The staff were amazing and extremely helpful. Provided what we needed at request. We wish was that in them knowing we had a vehicle, that they were able to direct us to a nearby parking lot with affordable pricing. The signs are confusing at times. We ended up paying ¥3400 the first night for overnight parking and ¥6100 the second night in the nearby lots. Other than that, the room was clean except a little black mold near the AC unit. Deep. cleaning could be better. Happy with our 2 night stay...

"I’ve stayed in over a dozen hotels and such during this trip. Guest House Irodori Kamakura is by far the best and most comfortable place I have been. The staff, the owner Bushisan, and the neighbors are amazing and friendly people. I will genuinely miss being here. It felt like being at home. "

"everything went well with the accommodation and staff are excellent on helping us with our baggages . "

"Close to train station, shopping, restaurant's "

"近くにスーパーがあってとても便利だった。"

"Great location in Hase area of Kamakura. Easy walking distance to beach and temples. Good public transit near by. Clean and quiet location. Didn’t realize I’d have to share a toilet with several other rooms. My room had a shower, but my family had to use another on the first floor. It was locked when they wanted to use it and no staff around to assist. They ended up using mine, which was fine as we’re family, but it would have been easier if the room key worked for the showers too. "

"The location of the hotel is amazing, you cannot be closer to the Great Buddha, it is also a good experience to sleep in an old Japanese room. That said, you then understand why old Japanese houses are not worth much and Japanese people tend to prefer living in some modern less exotic dwellings. Indeed you can hear everything that happens in and outside of the house. I visited while the weather was really good (around 20 degrees) so I did not use the AC neither for heating nor for cooling but I...