Hotels near Ryuko-ji, Fujisawa

I had a wonderful stay at this hotel. The staff were incredibly friendly, kind, and always ready to help with anything I needed. Their service truly made me feel welcomed and comfortable throughout my stay. The room was clean, well-maintained, and nicely designed, which made it very pleasant to relax in. In addition, the parking area was very convenient and easy to access. Overall, I highly recommend this hotel for anyone looking for great service, a comfortable stay, and good facilities.

The accommodation was clean and had amenities readily available like toothbrushes, face wash, combs, tea, and coffee. The room also had a fridge, hairdryer, and kettle, which was quite comprehensive. However, the parking in front of the hotel is extremely expensive. Anyone planning to park there should read the details carefully.

The surrounding area is a residential area for locals. There are supermarkets with affordable prices, Western and Japanese restaurants to choose from, KFC, and small shopping malls. The station is also very close, so it is convenient for eating, staying and traveling. It takes an hour to walk to the beach. You can walk through local residents' houses 🏘️, which is also a kind of walking sightseeing

Appreciated the drinks bar area and the self-service amenities. Room key is heavy and traditional and a bit of a hassle to have to talk to the front desk everytime coming in and out of the hotel but overall everyone was nice.

The hotel was clean and the staff were friendly. However, I accidentally booked a smoking room when booking. The hallway, the room, and even the pillows reeked of cigarette smoke. After asking at the front desk, I was unable to change rooms, so I had to stay with a friend. The breakfast was excellent and delicious. The location is excellent. Tenzawa Station is about a 10-minute walk away. Tenzawa Station is conveniently connected to Tokyo and other areas within Kankura City, with trains, express trains, and JR trains available for quick and easy travel. The hotel offers free luggage storage, saving travelers the inconvenience of leaving their luggage.

I stayed for 3 nights and had a very comfortable experience. I really appreciated the 11 AM check-out time. And having breakfast included was a huge plus. The staff, especially at reception, were all incredibly kind, pleasant, and attentive, which made me feel very welcome. Both the hotel and the room were very stylish. Although the room was on the smaller side, it had everything I needed, and extra amenities could be picked up on the first floor by the elevator. The breakfast area also doubles as a cafe and restaurant, and it was also very chic with terrace seating available. For breakfast, you can choose between a hot dog or all-you-can-eat bread. There were also healthy options like salad, râpées (grated carrot salad), yogurt, and several types of soup, all available for self-service. I only had two minor concerns. While it's very convenient being close to the station and several convenience stores, I could often hear street noise at night. This isn't the hotel's fault, just people outside, but it might bother some guests. Also, the room curtains were a bit thin and short, so the room became bright in the morning as it got light outside, which woke me up. I think it would be better if they had blackout curtains that were a bit larger. However, overall, I had a very satisfying stay. Thank you!

About the Room We were assigned a sea-view room on the first basement floor. It was an eight-tatami mat room. The sea was right in front of us, and the sound of the waves was always a pleasant sound to the ears. All drinks in the room are charged. Also, there is a bathroom in the room, and both the bathroom and toilet have a Showa-era atmosphere. About the Baths The Roman bath only has washing areas for four people. The bathtub is also small, and it becomes full with six people. However, the design of both the bathtub and the changing room is elaborate, so it is worth seeing. In contrast, the cave bath has many washing areas that extend far into the cave. The bathtub is also long and extends far back, and is spacious enough to comfortably fit 10 or 15 people. However, what is most frightening is that there are old lanterns and torii gates in the dim light. Furthermore, it is said that it was used as a punishment room for children a long time ago, which makes it even more frightening, but it is worth seeing.

The customer service communication was businesslike. Personally, I would have preferred a friendlier attitude, except during busy check-in times. What's particularly noteworthy is the delicious breakfast. I wasn't expecting it, so I was pleasantly surprised. Of course, I don't think everything is homemade, but the quality and taste of the ingredients, or the suppliers, must have been excellent. I honestly thought it was delicious. For the breakfast set, in addition to the set meal, you can also have seaweed (seaweed is not available) and natto, and curry. For 900 yen, this is a great deal. Much tastier than the breakfast at a beef bowl restaurant. I recommend it. I will definitely use it again. Thank you 😊

First of all, the location of the hotel is OK, not far from the power of the river, not far from the jr station, the surrounding facilities are full of eating and shopping. The hotel rooms are quite large in Japan, and the twin rooms have many places to walk. The only downside is that the hotel is a bit old, the carpet is inevitably faded, and the shower curtain on the shower has dirty spots. Everything else is OK, and it’s not bad if you don’t nitpick.