Kamata Ann

We had such a lovely stay at Kamata Ann. I felt truly at peace as we winded down from our week long Tokyo trip. It was enriching to experience a traditional Japanese home, and the kotatsu was my favorite part! I would definitely stay again.

Overall very happy with this spot! We stayed as a family of 5 with three kids. Very clean and well located, about a 15 minute walk from the Kamata metro station. The only thing that could be improved is communication as no phone number or chat method was shared to get in touch if needed. We arrived in the dark when it was pouring rain with a bunch of luggage and had a really hard time getting the key out of the keyholder case. It would have been very helpful to have been able to reach out to someone at the time... For anyone that wants to use the soaker tub, there's no instructions but we figured it out: fill the tub past the two white nozzle points, then hold down and move the knob to the centre point to ignite the boiler (might take a few tries). Once it's ignited, then move it fully up to the top point to heat the water. Watch the water temperature as it can get fairly hot after a while!