Hotels in Fujisawa

"Sure! Here’s a concise and honest review based on your notes: ⸻ Among the four budget hotels I stayed at during my trip to Japan, this one ranked the lowest overall. The cleanliness was decent (4/5), but the staff service could really use improvement — they were not as attentive or helpful compared to other places. The breakfast was quite disappointing (2.5/5), with limited options and lacking in quality. While it served its purpose for a short stay, I wouldn’t choose this hotel again given better experiences elsewhere at a similar price point. ⸻ Let me know if you want a more polite, emotional, or formal tone!"

"The room was absolutely tiny, maybe only 3 square meters. There wasn't even enough space to properly open my luggage. This has to be the smallest hotel room I've ever stayed in – I was truly taken aback by how incredibly compact it was. To make matters worse, it was located in the basement, which made it feel stuffy and humid. While the air conditioning offered a bit of relief, it certainly didn't make the room comfortable."

"It's a few minutes' walk from the station, which makes it very convenient for traveling. The room is quite big, with a common integrated bathroom. There is a bathhouse on the eighth floor of the hotel, which you can experience. There is no problem with the service attitude."

"Very close to the subway station, you can walk to Enoshima. Very quiet residential area, the folk room is very clean, and drinks and snacks are prepared. The landlord is a Chinese couple, they are super nice! They sent us some Kamakura guides in advance, and you can also store your luggage! Good reviews!"

"Considering that I need to stay in Kamakura for one night, I found a hotel near Fujisawa Station on the JR line. I didn’t expect that the location of the hotel opened by the blind box is so convenient for travel. It is very convenient for the hotel to go to Kamakura High School and Enoshima. I haven’t had time to explore the surrounding food yet. Time is really a bit tight, but the combination of coffee and desserts is indispensable. I look forward to staying here next time to explore the food."

"For a 2-diamond hotel, the experience exceeded expectations. We arrived in the morning, checked in, stored our luggage, and then returned to our room with our key card. It was incredibly convenient. The room was larger than expected, and the bathroom had three separate compartments, making it very convenient. As the hotel is relatively new, the cleanliness and amenities were excellent. Free coffee is available at the front desk, and you can also buy milk, bread, or sandwiches for a self-service breakfast. The hotel is conveniently located, less than a 200-meter walk from the Fujisawa Station exit, though there are a few turns to get there. It's recommended to use GPS. The hotel is located near the local business district, offering many dining options. There's a sashimi and tempura restaurant that's very good value and highly recommended. Facilities: The hotel is relatively new. While there's no bottled water in the room, there is a water purifier. Cleanliness: Very clean. Environment: Located in the business district, yet quiet within the bustling area. Service: Check-in and check-out are convenient, and the front desk offers free coffee."

"Best place to stay in Fujisawa. I love how every corner there's 711, Daiso, Lawson, Family Mart, Sazaeriya, Sushiro, Matsuya, McDonalds, Doutour."

"Good 1. Free breakfast 2. Breakfast had lots of bread variety 3. Free drink machine (soft drinks & coffee w matcha latte!) 4. Have free amenities for you to take 5. Location is near station and lots of shops surrounding too Neutral: - 2x washing machine & dryer but because of their popularity, have to fight for a chance to use them Bad - can be quite confusing to get to if you don’t go from station but the surrounding shops"

"Hotel is next door to Big camera. Few walk from station.Room is tiny but clean and well equip. Mikimoto brand for shampoo and soap.Front desk can speak english well and kindness.Breakfast is superb.five star"

"I booked this for my friend, it has 2 beds. Get off at Katase-Enoshima Station on the Odakyu Line and walk for 5-6 minutes. The room size is quite good in Japan. Because I'm only staying for one night, I just need to take a shower and sleep. The person who checked us in was a Japanese uncle who knew a little English and Chinese. For what he couldn't speak, he relied on a translator. After 9 o'clock, you need to bring a door card to enter and exit. The hotel is very close to Enoshima, and it takes 10-15 minutes to get there through an underground passage. Although the Caixia package booked on Ctrip does not include breakfast, the uncle in the store said that there would be breakfast the next morning. Each person had an egg (although it was taken out of the refrigerator, it tasted fresh) + a croissant + a sausage bun + a chocolate bun. There is also a free coffee machine in the small hall on the first floor, and the staff will patiently teach you how to use it."