Location: Kanagawa Prefecture Japanese Pensions
Top Hotels in Kanagawa Prefecture Japanese Pensions
Top Things to do in Kanagawa Prefecture
Top 10 Japanese Pensions in Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan
Discover the best Japanese Pensions in Kanagawa Prefecture, Kanto including Breath Hotel, Hotel Shiosai, Hotel Imalle Haneda, Fuji-Hakone Guest House, FLEXSTAY INN Sakuragicho, Prego Hayama, R's Forest Inn, Enoura Terrace, Auberge Au Mirador, Inn By The Sea Kamakura.
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1. Breath Hotel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 35 reviews
Feel at Ease Through the wonders of nature and the ultimate in hospitality, Breath Hotel offers an experience in healing and good health, with an interior design based on natual materials and a panoramic ocean view of Enoshima. Perfectly complementing the interior and view, the guest rooms feature carefully selected materials and textures that provide a feeling of natural warmth. Guests can enjoy the effects of a different natural aroma on each floor, and make the most of a deeply relaxing space. Miracle of Bad Gastein The natural healing powers of Bad Gastein stones have been scientifically and medically proven. There stones are placed at key points in the hotel, continually enveloping guests in the radium that these stones emit. All tap water in the hotel has also been filered using Bad Gastein stones. Our goal is to create the ideal lodging facility where guests can enjoy healing and good health simply by being here.
Very cool and quaint hotel. Nice design. Professional Staff
Reviewed By TomTom392This hotel was definitely a unique experience. Very nice and clean hotel. Peaceful and serene. The hotel staff were very professional and made you feel like royalty. I stayed here for business but I would definitely recommend it as a romantic hotel for couples. The rooms are larger than others in the area and the view of the ocean is very nice too. Also, I really enjoyed the food selections each morning and the small bar near the lobby. There are several restaurants in the area that you can walk to as well. On a clear day, you can see Mount Fiji!
2. Hotel Shiosai
Overall Ratings
4 based on 36 reviews
Location is both its assets and its hindrance
Reviewed By RaoulJeanWaking up with the sea right outside your window is always sublime. And at Shiosai, me and my wife got exactly that, which was fantastic. Only a few minutes walk from the JR station, with many restaurants nearby, the location really is fantastic. Cherry on top, the price for a saturday was very reasonable! It is only when we went to bed that we realized what the problem was: noise, plenty of it and very late! First the wall are paper-thin, so one can hear the other room's TV and guests's conversation....But the worst is the continuous traffic that went on until very late, just below our window. Those familiar with Enoshima/Zushi know that there is only one road that follows the seafront. Even after families had gone, petrol-heads drove back & forth, with their pimped-out moped/cars etc.... Nightmare! Sea-view or a good sleep, you'll have to choose! ;)
3. Hotel Imalle Haneda
Overall Ratings
4 based on 29 reviews
An 18-minute drive from Haneda International Airport B&B type hotel. Access on Keikyu Daishi Line route which is 6 minutes on foot from Higashi Monzen Station. A walking distance to many places like Kawasaki Daishi who has a history of 800 years famous for its mischief faith and has a popular tourist spot, marine products, and treasures, Yokohama, and Keihin Industrial Area Night Cruise, etc., Japan'second largest city Yokohama. A petite hotel with 21 rooms and can accommodate 50 people, Just like Home away Home!
Not fit for family stay , try to avoid if you have early morning flight to catch
Reviewed By Rajib CNot fit for family stay - Hotel lacks basic infrastructure , life lifts, tea machine etc. Nice for backpackers only try to avoid if you have early morning flight to catch - Hotel is located very far from the main road and difficult to get taxi for airport drop if you have early morning flight to catch.
4. Fuji-Hakone Guest House
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 412 reviews
Japanese Family style Inn (B&B). We welcome foreign individual tourist who would like to experience real Japanese life style. All staff speak English so that you have no problem to communicate with us. You can get all information about Hakone National Park in English. Natural Hot Spring Bath is available and Tattoos friendly, There is no problem with Tattoos. Customer can take Natural Hot Spring Bath privately.
Perfect Place
Reviewed By TravisBassettMy friend and I chose to stay here for a couple of nights, but we kept adding on more nights because we weren’t ready to leave! The two private onsens are easy to reserve and they are perfect! The property is cozy and makes you feel at home as soon as you walk in the door. There is plenty of nature around the property and many good bars and restaurants in waking distance. The owners are super helpful and are always available for questions or to add on more nights to your stay! I hope to make it back here again one day.
5. FLEXSTAY INN Sakuragicho
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 34 reviews
Only a short walk for sightseeing, shopping, or business on the Yokohama waterfront. Sakuragicho is an ideal base for guests who want access to Tokyo and Yokohama, whether tourists or businesspeople. We are located within walking distance of both the Minato Mirai waterfront area and an international conference center.
Acceptable
Reviewed By riverwafThis place is probably not suitable for people who are on the rush and are not able to read Japanese as it is quite tricky to reach the area. I stayed for 3 nights and got lost almost every day! The cigarette stench in the room was really unpleasant. The place doesn't provide Wi-Fi unless requested. A cable internet connection was provided from the start. The TV channels were quite boring and there was no English channel provided. There was a microwave and water dispenser in every room which was very nice. Some have commented on the small size of the bedroom but for the price this is pretty standard I suppose in Japan.
6. Prego Hayama
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 34 reviews
good location
Reviewed By RieYthis hotel is good location! there has front musiam and beach. and very cheap.
7. R's Forest Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 29 reviews
8. Enoura Terrace
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 13 reviews
Parking:5
9. Auberge Au Mirador
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 51 reviews
terrible for everything
Reviewed By yi dlocation is remote without shuttle bus though, need at least 2500yen for round-trip bus from hakone yumoto station, so you can imagine how much you will cost if depart from tokyo. one-day trip price is ok, but that doesnt include drink, the worst thing is when you order drink they dont tell you that it costs extra money . furthermore the drink is extremely expensive, not acceptable at all. then talking about hotspring(Onsen), its worst i have been in Japan with that price.
10. Inn By The Sea Kamakura
Overall Ratings
5 based on 4 reviews
Inn By The Sea Kamakura is a small, simple guesthouse-style inn in Hase, Kamakura, Japan. As our name suggests, we are located by the sea — the beach is just across the road. We're also within a ten-minute walk of the Great Buddha of Kotoku-in, and Hase Dera (Temple). Our building is Western, except for the bedrooms, which are Japanese-style, with tatami flooring and futon bedding. Washrooms are shared, but bathrooms — though not ensuite — are private. Inn By The Sea Kamakura is family-run. We (Hisashi —Japanese; and Helen — Canadian), along with our two young children, have been welcoming guests since December 2014. We hope you'll consider our inn for your stay in Kamakura.
Good value B&B in a pricey town
Reviewed By IanHaFirst thing...your JR train will take you to Kamakura station...you still have a mile to go. Take the local train...it is easy and you will then only have a short walk to the Inn... towards the beach(which is fairly charmless but seems popular with surfers). The Inn is tucked down an alley and is a modern building. What it lacks in traditional building style it makes up for in many other ways. It is reasonable value (note cash only, not credit cards). Helen is a great host, full of insights(she is Canadian so language really is no problem), keen to help and clearly is a very nice person. You have easy access to some of the key sites in Kamakura including the Great Buddha and just beyond this there is also a great walk in the hills along a ridge which accesses another welcome attraction...the cafe in the clouds(closed after 5.00) Breakfast is good. Room is spacious and Japanese themed so you will be living at ground level. There are many local cafes around but they do close early so don't expect European style late evening meals to be available locally. Kamakura is an expensive town, the Inn makes it reasonable to visit and if you think B&B rather than traditional Inn or Hotel you will not be disappointed.
