“朝ごはんの美味しい素敵な宿”
The breakfast was homemade, the cafeteria lady was energetic and friendly, and she gave us local information. There was a day when the bathtub water was quite dirty, which might be a guest issue.
NaoHace 5 días
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★★·Fujisawa·7.8
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o simplemente escríbelo — «hacia el 20, tres noches»
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Kinokuniya Ryokan in Fujisawa offers comfortable accommodations with air-conditioned family rooms, tatami floors, and shared bathrooms. The ryokan provides on-site luggage storage, free private parking, and a relaxation area. Located 44 km from Tokyo Haneda Airport, it is a 2-minute walk from Katase Higashihama Beach, with nearby attractions like Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine (8 km) and Sankeien (24 km), offering great value for money.
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Cómo valoran los huéspedes el hotel, aspecto por aspecto.
The breakfast was homemade, the cafeteria lady was energetic and friendly, and she gave us local information. There was a day when the bathtub water was quite dirty, which might be a guest issue.
Nao·Hace 5 días
There is a cafeteria open to the public, with shirasu and seafood that were tasty. The staff were cheerful, which is nice for families with children. The bath was a rock bath, giving a hot‑spring feeling. The toilet and washbasin are shared, so some people might dislike that, but even with that the cost performance is quite high.
Tomohiro·Hace 2 semanas
The staff’s smiles and service were incredibly bright and pleasant, though the key arrangement was a bit awkward.
Hideki·Hace 3 semanas
The price, staff, and food were all good, but when I took a morning bath the water still had floating hair and debris, and the wall was covered in grime.
Kazuki·Hace 4 semanas
The location is great and the price is reasonable. The younger staff were very unfriendly, preferring to play on their phones instead of greeting me or even making eye contact. The sweet older ladies in the cafeteria were very warm and welcoming. I lived in Japan for a long time and speak Japanese, so this isn’t just a cultural difference. Part of the charm of a traditional ryokan is the human contact you have with the staff. Kinokuniya should train its younger desk staff to get off their phones and pay attention to guests.
Carl·Hace un mes