Hotels near Shōnan-Fukasawa Station, Kamakura

Before the Tokyo Olympics, there were several hotels around Fujisawa Station. It is one of the hotels that opened at that time. The location is not bad. It is less than 5 minutes walk from the south exit of Fujisawa Station Rotary (even if the traffic light waiting is long). ２４ 7-Eleven on the 1st floor of the hotel, Gust, Shabu-Ya, a family restaurant, enters the second floor. The front desk of the hotel is on the 4th floor. Rooms are on the 5th to 13th floors. The gown is located in the elevator lobby on each floor. Other amenities are on the side of the front desk on the 4th floor, which is the style you bring yourself. The room is very simple (compliment), there is no step between the guest room and the unit bath, and the toilet space. There is a Japanese outlet and a USB-A jack beside the bed. In addition to Wi-Fi, there is a wired LAN and LAN cables are always available in the room. The TV is not an online TV, but since the TV comes out positively, I was able to use the Amazon stick I brought in using the vacant HDMI on the back of the TV. The room is recommended on the sea side. On the mountain side, the outdoor unit of the air conditioner in the room (the outdoor unit of the sea side room is also integrated on the mountain side) is outside the window, and the visibility is a little poor. The washing machine and dryer are on the 7th and 11th floors. The washing machine is 300 yen per time for detergent and fabric softener automatic insertion type, and the dryer is 100 yen for 30 minutes. There is no money exchange machine for 100 yen cash coins, so if you don't have any coins, you need to exchange money at the front desk. There were microwave ovens and juice vending machines and ice machines on the 12th floor, but I didn't use them. Breakfast is available on the 4th floor with a dedicated space and 40 items Vikings are available at 7:00 〜 10:00 for adults 1,100 yen and children 550 yen. I didn't use it. By the way, there are also Yoshinoya, Matsuya, McDonald's and Fuji soba nearby. The impression I stayed at is that it is very comfortable and normal. I think it is a hotel that can be used in 々 scenes such as sightseeing bases and business trips in Shonan area.

It's a little inconvenient that it's a little far from the station and there are few shops nearby (there is a 7-Eleven across the river), but I think it's a calm stay. The room was on the website that it was invited to a Western-style building in Kamakura, but it may be more like a private house room than a hotel room. It is a simple interior with a warm wooden interior. It was a pity that the windows were a little shabby, including the curtains. I think breakfast is a feature here. There is also delicious bread at the salad and soup bar. There is also curry. I was worried that it was not enough compared to the Japanese and Western buffets, but all of them were very delicious and it was a breakfast that made me feel happy as I ate. The next day was the same menu, but the person who stayed for a long time had a quiche service and was very satisfied.

It was a new and clean building. It's not in front of the station, but I don't think it's hard to understand. The room was easy to spend and excellent. When I entered the security space in front of the front desk, I could always get amenities and drinks, and the ice machine was here. I felt that this system was very convenient. It was close to the station and it was attractive to be able to eat dinner and breakfast on the hotel floor. It was a plan with half board, and I was satisfied with choosing the king on the same floor as the front desk for dinner. However, the town of Fujisawa had the impression that there were not many restaurants and few choices.

The staff at the front desk was really friendly, and I was very satisfied with the price. Breakfast was also good! This was an accommodation I would like to use again next time!

The double room is very small, and the large suitcase cannot be opened. However, it is small but complete. Toiletries can be picked up in the lobby on the first floor. There are refrigerators, TVs, washing machines, and air conditioners. Mineral water is only provided from the second day of consecutive stays. Cleaning is done every day, which deserves praise! Although there is no breakfast, the public bath hot spring is very good. Female guests are on the 7th floor and male guests are on the 8th floor. The hotel is in a good location, close to Fujisawa Station and the starting station of the Eno Line, about 5-8 minutes walk. There are abundant restaurants around, and they are open until late. There is a convenience store diagonally opposite, and the Huatang shopping mall is next to it. It is also a 3-minute walk from Don Quixote.

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The east exit side of Kamakura Station is lively and crowded, but the west exit where Tosei Hotel Cocone Kamakura is located is a little quiet and has an adult atmosphere. On the way to the hotel, there are long-established cafes, fashionable sweets and shops, and the bar opens at night. I can't go to all the stores on one trip, so I want to come back on a trip. The area around the entrance of the hotel has a Japanese-style atmosphere, but the building itself is Western-style. Is it here! The moment I found it, the tension rose. The staff are also smiling and friendly, and there are free manga, drinks, amenities, etc. around the lobby. The entrance to the large communal bath for men and women is also visible from the lobby, and the men's bath is the card key in the room, and the women's bath is told by the front desk to give me the PIN and put it inside. I was exhausted when I went out and returned to the hotel, and eventually I just took a shower in the unit bath in the room, but I wanted to enter if I had physical strength. It will end as soon as it runs out, but I got a ticket at check-in and got a free shijimi soup (because there was no shijimi on this day, it was a miso soup of cherry blossoms and wakame seaweed). You can get rice balls. The rice balls with the taste of soy sauce were very delicious. The room was a Japanese modern twin. It is a shape that takes off your shoes and goes up to tatami mats, but there are two beds. It was a very clean and calm space. Maybe there was a dead insect that seemed to have fallen from somewhere after cleaning, so I made the cleanliness check item ”good” instead of ”very good”. I think it has been cleaned very carefully from around the day. There were some equipment that had to be charged, but there were many holes in the outlet and there was nothing inconvenient in the room. Also, personally, it is very important that TV not only terrestrial broadcasting but also BS. I often turn on TV when I'm in the room, and I often don't do baseball broadcasts that I often watch on terrestrial broadcasting, so I'm very happy to see BS. My husband seemed to have not slept well for some reason, so I made it ”good” to sleep, but the bed was large and I was very comfortable. Overall, it is an inn that is very satisfied and can be recommended to the people around with confidence. It was a petite trip from the same Kanagawa Prefecture, but if you are tired of everyday life, you would like to visit even a couple.

The main reason for choosing this place is that it is convenient to walk to Fujisawa Station to take the Enoden to Kamakura. The facilities in the room are not new, but they are very clean. There is a free buffet breakfast in the morning. I experienced the Japanese breakfast. The taste of the dishes is average, and there is no problem with eating well and being full.

The location was convenient to the sights of Kamakura, the history of the Inn was quite interesting, the staff and service were wonderful, the traditional breakfast was delicious, and the bath was quite nice. The facilities are very nice, and the price is reasonable. I would highly recommend staying there. For dinner we went to Katsunuma-Tei Kamakura just up the street. It is a small French style Japanese curry restaurant, and the couple who own it and cook and serve are so friendly and accommodating. The menu is small, and the food is exquisite.

There is nothing wrong with it except for a small point. It is very close to Fujisawa Station. Exit the station from the North Exit, cross the overpass, and get off the escalator on the right. Although it is small, it is relatively clean, the price is reasonable, and it is convenient to eat around. I ate pepper lunch, which was not bad.