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"We had a phenomenal experience getting to know a modern samurai! Our host is very knowledgeable about history and his kindness and life purpose is worth stopping by there for a few days snd learn from him. You get personalized treatment and the breakfast was prepared with love and kindness! We will be back for sure!! Warmed heartfelt thanks Bushi!! "

"Got there at 10:15pm and found out check in ended at 10pm. Couldn’t even get anyone on the messenger. Had no cell phone service in Japan. Wouldn’t recommend "

"Excellent location near main train station in Kamakura. Short walk to local shops, restaurants and sea front. Great Japanese breakfast included in our booking. Staff very friendly. "

"The location was maybe 3 or 4 minutes from the station, Near a 7-11 and a Lawson Station. A wonderful stay in Kamakura. The staff were extremely helpful in getting us a guide for the city and deliverying luggage to the airport. It's on a main drag that leads to the beach or up to the major city shrine. The room was very efficient and comfortable, the hot water plentiful for the bath! Downstairs there was a very nice restaurant that had a wonderful buffet breakfast. Totally recommend!"

"Very nice place for solo travelers. You get your own room but it’s a very communal atmosphere. Met a lot of cool people and the manager was super nice!"

"Amazing location, close to the train station and shopping district. I didn’t use the on-site onsen, but did go to one down on the beach to watch the sunset. Stunning. Room was well worth the price and staff was friendly and helpful. I speak zero Japanese and got by just fine. "

"The rooms were too small, and there were not many options for breakfast."

"Perfect stay"

"Did not receive any communication from the host upon arrival. Sent multiple messages. Its been over two weeks and still no response. Upon arrival no way to access. This was after a flight from the US so had to scramble to find a room at night in the middle of Kamakura. The ROOM (since its not a hotel) was located on the fourth floor-- with very narrow stair case- making it impossible to carry luggage up to the room. This was not advertised at all. I have been in Japan for 28 years and this is highly unusual. "