The hosts were very helpful, the room was clean and the bathroom and toilet were spotless. The building and its furnishings look older, probably undergoing renovation, but the shared bathroom and toilet on the second floor meet current standards. The first floor has a slightly domestic retro vibe from the seventies; the ground floor is clearly a tavern, but it was closed during my visit. The kitchenette had a kettle and a microwave oven, so I could heat boxed meals. The ryokan sits in a picturesque old district with a few original wooden houses. It’s close to the beach and within a short distance of the lovely island of Enoshima. The exterior and interior are not very aesthetic by Japanese standards, giving a provisional feel.
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