Fujisawa Hotels with Parking

"Dili is located at about the same distance from both the north and south exits of Fujisawa. You'll need to wait behind the station on the right, which takes at least six minutes to walk with a 24-inch suitcase. The hotel is otherwise decent, but the onsen is charged separately, which is understandable. The funny thing is, Ctrip didn't indicate on the hotel's booking page that this is a fee. It's 2,000 yen per person for 90 minutes, and mixed bathing is required. Swimsuits are available for rent if you don't have one, but they cost 1,000 yen per set. I reported the fact that the hotel's onsen wasn't listed as a separate fee, and Ctrip didn't mention it at all. While they responded quickly, I wasn't satisfied with the result. They said they didn't indicate it was free, but out of consideration and comfort, they offered to compensate me with 44 RMB per person (for a room with two people in a double room), for a total of 88 RMB. Having stayed in so many hotels in Japan, I've always trusted Ctrip's basic service. I believe most people automatically assume that since a hotel has its own onsen, guests can use it for free, just paying a tax per person. I didn't expect this kind of trap, and it was clearly a trap Ctrip created themselves. When I first called to report the situation, they said they didn't understand it clearly and that it was clearly marked. Then, on the second call, they insisted they never said it was free! We strongly urge Ctrip to immediately indicate that this hotel charges for hot springs and stop ripping off other users who trust the Ctrip brand. The prices and room types of surrounding hotels are similar. If they had known about the hot spring fee in advance, they would have considered accepting it. There are other options. Please avoid this!"

"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."

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

"The location is incredibly convenient. While the room isn't large, it was spotlessly clean and, though compact, was perfectly equipped. For Japan, this size is actually quite good. I initially booked for just one night, planning to head to Tokyo the next day. However, Tokyo's prices were much higher, so I decided to extend my stay for an extra night here. The following morning, it only took about an hour and a half to reach Tokyo. Highly recommend!"

"The room was very clean, and the facilities in the room were also very good. The hotel gave great toiletries, and the service staff was very friendly. The only downside was that it was a little far from the station, and it would be inconvenient to walk with a suitcase. It is recommended to take a taxi from Fujisawa Station. The hotel is far away from tourist-dense areas. If you don't like crowded people and just want to enjoy the Shonan Coast with locals, then this hotel is particularly suitable."

"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."

"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."

"Cleanliness is closer to 3.5 if you're being really picky because the shower walls could use a good wipe down & the bunk bed frame could be vacuumed. Overall though, pretty good. The best part is the location! Right in the middle of a street of restaurants & souvenir shops next to the beach, next to a konbini, Shonan Monorail & train stations down the street, & Enoshima Island over the bridge. The staff is very friendly & a couple of them speak English. Something to note, their wifi kept disconnecting for a few of the guests & I. The second thing I enjoyed most is the bottom floor being a cafe & staying guests get a discount. I really recommend the milkshakes & fried items! I stayed in the female dormitory, both floors shared by all. I personally didn't feel unsafe. The main doors are locked at night & you could lock the dormitory door. The dormitory is right by the street so you will hear people & vehicles if that's something you're particular about. Lastly, don't forget to turn on the AC. Somehow, we forgot about it the first night & were sweating. I also opened the window because my bunk was further away from the AC & boxed up, both of which helped! Overall, enjoyed my experience at Iza & will stay again when visiting Enoshima!"

"We were there in April 2024. The condition of the premises is very good, clean. But the feeling of the premises is from the 60s of the last century. This is probably how it should be. For a very old hotel this is expected. The service is exaggeratedly perfect. We left the hotel for a walk and an employee immediately escorted us and offered to take umbrellas at the door on the way out. We came in from the street where it was raining and the administrator at the front desk ran when he saw us into the utility room and brought towels for our faces and hands to dry off. The maid, seeing us leaving the room with the child, immediately asked us to stay and within a minute brought a child’s yukata and children’s slippers. They called us for breakfast 5 minutes before the appointed time and warned that everything was ready. Breakfast is above all praise (national dishes), very varied and large comprehensive breakfast. We highly recommend it to those who want to get acquainted with a version of a national hotel - a ryokan."