Kamakura·7.3
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oppure scrivilo e basta — “intorno al 20, tre notti”
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旅心飯店 in Kamakura offers family rooms with air‑conditioning, shared bathrooms, and city views, each equipped with tea and coffee makers, hairdryers, slippers, and wardrobes. The modern restaurant serves Japanese, Mediterranean, and Caribbean dishes, including vegetarian options, for brunch, lunch, and dinner. A 9‑minute walk reaches Yuigahama Beach; Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine lies 3.1 km away, and Tokyo Haneda Airport is 40 km distant.
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Come gli ospiti valutano la struttura, aspetto per aspetto.
I was disappointed with every aspect of the hotel. The room felt tiny for the price, and there was an odd odor coming from the futon. There were no separate bathrooms for guests, no toothbrushes, and the towel looked used. I would not recommend this place to anyone; the website shows a very different picture from reality. No positive points.
Rana·Una settimana fa
Clean, tidy
Thao·Un mese fa
The reception, living room and other shared spaces were good. However, the first‑floor room that can accommodate 3 people + 1 dog was somehow booked, even though it shouldn’t be, so I endured a cramped night and the next day one member and the dog fell ill.
Nomin·Un mese fa
The location was great, but the air‑conditioning unit was noisy.
Kana·2 mesi fa
The property is a renovated old house, and the room we rented was retro‑colorful and very cute. It had a bed that could fit two adults and a sofa. We stayed as a family of three—one adult and two children—and had no problems. The cleaning was thorough and the place was very tidy. Depending on the day, craft beer was available, and the whole property is non‑smoking. The notice warned not to lean on the exterior railings, which felt a bit risky for small children, but we understood. It isn’t suitable for those who want to soak slowly in a bathtub, because there is only a shared shower room and shared toilets. The renovation of the old house means there are many small steps that sometimes hit you. Smokers will find the all‑non‑smoking rule harsh.
Shi'o'ri·2 mesi fa