Le lieu est charmant, surplombant une jolie petite rivière. Kimie san est absolument adorable, pleine d’énergie et toujours prête à vous aider. Le petit déjeuner est très bon qui plus est.

Rien !

The hostess was amazing! She spoke conversational English and was always so sweet and kind. Some of the profits from the BnB go towards helping children with food insecurities. She makes a delicious homemade and traditional Japanese breakfast. The view from her backyard is breathtaking. There are two rooms that face towards the stream, one is a bunk bed and the other a double bed. Make sure to get those rooms if you want a peaceful view.

If you are sensitive to noise, this might not be the choice because you can hear the cars from the main street.

オーナーの人柄が素敵。 朝ごはんがとっても美味しい。テラスでいただけたのも、嬉しかった。 部屋も清潔で良かった。 コーヒーや紅茶、麦茶のサービスが嬉しかった。

あえて上げれば、風呂や洗面所が共同なので、他の方に気を使うかな。

オーナーが親切で、観光や鎌倉で楽しむためのアドバイスがとても良かったです。

特にありません

Kimie-san is the most wonderful, warm host I’ve ever met! Her breakfasts are so yummy and filled me up for the whole day! The room was very comfortable and I loved the view of the river! Meeting Kimie-san is so worth the stay!

Kimie is a fantastic host, very friendly and helpful. The accommodation is just 20minutes by walk from the Railstation. The view on the river was so nice. Typical japanese breakfast !

The bunk beds were just a little bit too small for us.

The breakfast was delicious and so big. We didn't need to eat lunch, breakfast carried us through the day. It's an easy 5-10 walk to nearby historic temples that are less touristy and that serve traditional matcha and sweets in the most beautiful settings. We walked to temples, the beach and to the touristy komachi dori. We also took the bus which was very easy. The bus at the train station will be in spots 4 and 5. It's the easiest to use your welcome suica card, but the bus will also take cash and give you change. Swipe your suica when you get on and then when you get off. Any bus in those two spots labeled 4 and 5 will take you to her street and then it's a short walk to her bnb. Message the host for the name of the stop, but even if you miss it the stop after hers is not that far away either. The bnb signage is good, so you can easily find it. All buses at the stop nearest to her bnb go into the main area of town. Since she's a little out of the way, it's a lot less crowded and there are still a good amount of cafes, restaurants and shops within walking distance. The bed was the most comfortable bed we slept in during our trip. We normally get up at least once every night but we felt so relaxed at her place we slept through the night. The room was decent size, we had a smaller room in shinjuku. Even though you have to take turns using the shower/tub, she keeps it quite clean. It looked and felt cleaner than in hotels. It's also a very large bathroom for Japan. Coffee isn't included in the breakfast, but since I'm a coffee lover I paid the additional price for it and it was such a lovely experience. It's better than going to a cafe and we went to several nearby cafes. She gave us cookies to go with the coffee which was nice and strong and it was served in such a lovely way too. I loved the entire experience and would return again. We met other guests who regularly return to her bnb, one said it was his 10th year there.

Nothing.

Kimie was a wonderful host - great to meet her and learn more about Japanese life. Breakfast was so memorable and different type of fish daily. I really look forward to them, made the whole experience feel very local. Hotel is by a little creek and double room has a cute balcony looking over the river with great natural light (try book that one if available). Great location as well. Good hot showers with decent water pressure.

There was nothing particular I didn't like but reading through some of the other comments and then comparing to my experience - 1. Hotel is around 15 mins walk from the station which I though was fine. With luggage you want to get the bus over - it's 178 yen for one trip and takes like 5 mins etc. 2. Bikes - the bikes on the property are not private, it's a public share bike system. You'll need to download the HELLOCYCLING app - to get the SMS code to activate, you'll need to have either a japanese number OR get your international number connected to Google Voice to get the SMS. There are buses most places, but cycling is the fastest way to get around. They are e-bikes , good to get up hills. 3. Some folks have commented on the main road, when I had ear plugs in - I heard very little to nothing.