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This was my second stay, and my companion was delighted again, saying it was wonderful. The restaurant felt very upscale and not somewhere we would usually go, but being on a trip made it feel special and we truly enjoyed it. The chef and staff served us with lovely smiles, and we had a delicious seasonal meal paired with wine. The light snacks and sweets in the lounge were all excellent as well. The room was very comfortable, and my companion—who already loves to chat—was even more talkative than usual. A walk to Yuigahama Beach just one minute away on foot also made this an unforgettable trip.

It was a very clean Hotel, which made me feel at ease. The staff were also very helpful. The Japanese breakfast was delicious, but there wasn’t enough rice—I would have been happy if refills were available. Also, I was glad to be able to read a lot of *One Piece* and *Kingdom*. I understand it can’t be helped given the location, but the large public bath wasn’t great. It’s a Hotel I’d like to use again.

I’ve visited Kamakura many times on day trips, but this time I chose to stay at this Hotel because I really wanted to experience an overnight stay. They upgraded my Room, and I was able to relax and unwind completely. Dinner was a delicious kaiseki meal at Araju, and breakfast also featured gentle dishes that made the most of the ingredients. The Room was thoughtfully equipped with convenient features, such as a grab bar by the toilet and a chair provided in the bath. Even the paper cups for coffee in the lounge were stylish. Walking along Dankazura lit up at night and taking an early-morning stroll to Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine made for a truly special time. Finally, I joined the Hotel’s early-morning walking tour and had a wonderful time. I’m already planning another stay.

The Hotel had a soft ambiance with a space resembling indirect lighting. The smell around the water area was slightly noticeable, but everything else was comfortable.

Since we lived in Chigasaki City when we were newlyweds, we always choose this Room with a semi-open-air bath whenever we travel to the Shonan area. This time as well, we were able to relax in the bath and felt truly refreshed. The staff were also very courteous, and we would love to stay again.

Since my workplace on business trips is in Tokyo, I used to stay regularly at a Hotel in Roppongi. But with recent increases in Hotel rates, I was considering downgrading—then it occurred to me that Kamakura is just a little over 50 minutes from central Tokyo via the Shonan-Shinjuku Line. I searched and found this Accommodation in Kamakura. This value for money with the 3rd floor and rooftop! It’s spacious, the bed is very comfortable, and even the bathroom uses Grohe shower fixtures—just like at home. Great! Then I discovered there are lots of wonderful hidden-gem restaurants nearby (also amazing value), and I was completely satisfied. Unlike a Hotel, there’s no front desk staff, which actually feels refreshingly simple. You enter using a password that’s valid only during your stay. Perfect! Definitely coming back!! Just one thing: since there’s no front desk, you can’t send luggage ahead by courier service, so for short stays it’s a bit tough having to carry everything yourself. Well, maybe that’s asking too much... Even so, it’s 100/100. Oh—and the provided professional-grade body soap smelled incredible. I took a photo of the brand and product name so I’m going to buy it myself.