Plage Yuigahama Hotel

price wise it is really convinience place to stay, kind staf even.fot introvert being like my self

The room is a few minutes' walk from the tram stop. It's small but fully equipped, clean, and comfortable. There are two shower rooms downstairs, and toilets on each floor, which is sufficient. The owner has a backpacker's vibe and will speak with each guest in their native language. The only downside is that the mattress is too soft and lacks support.

Boss, your Korean is good. Don't expect motel-level accommodations in Geha. Haha. This is enough.

Thanks to the kind owner, I made wonderful memories. It offers great value for money, and since the owner speaks fluent Korean, I highly recommend this accommodation to Korean travelers visiting Kamakura!

Another fun place to stay This was my first stay during my second visit to Kamakura. It's a place where I met many people. Mao-san speaks Korean, Chinese, Japanese, and English, so I was able to converse with Japanese people. Yuigahama Beach, right next door, is also beautiful. I'd love to visit again. I'll definitely come back next summer and try surfing. I'm surprised there are so many regulars. The place is old and poorly maintained, but considering the price and the private room and air conditioning, it's not bad. In the evening, we had a BBQ with the guests and had beers in the living room. It was a great time. Mao-san was handsome and seemed younger than me. He was my older brother. Hehe.

The good thing about this place is the owner is friendly and the location is near the beach, but the place is dirty the moment you enter the house from entrance is a mess. I will not recommend if you concern about cleanliness, the rooms are moldy and smell bad,the bathroom is dirty,and also the kitchen,im not comfortable the entire stay since it is dirty

The young man who helped us was very friendly and assisted us with everything. Regarding the location, the place is two blocks from the beach and about 15 minutes from the train station. It's also about 20 minutes from the temple with the large Buddha and just a few blocks from several areas with cafes and restaurants. As for the rooms, it's clear the place could use a bit more attention to detail. But if your plan is simply to spend the night and enjoy Kamakura all day, it's ideal.

Sadly our stay at this accommodation was very unpleasant. Everything was extremely dirty, and when we arrived, the living room was in complete disorder. The entire place is actually the owner’s house, where he lives and invites people over for parties. The worst part, however, was the mold. It was all over the house, and our room was completely moldy and smelled terrible. I honestly believe it is not healthy to stay in such an environment. The photos of the accommodation do not reflect reality at all. The host himself is friendly, but he doesn’t do enough to improve the condition of the property. I would say this place might have been nice in the past, but I definitely do not recommend booking it to anyone, and I honestly don’t understand how this is still being allowed to operate.

Unfortunately, my stay here was very disappointing. The bathroom was dirty and damp, and both the blanket and mattress had a strong, musty odor. It was impossible to sleep comfortably, and I ended up staying awake the entire night. This was not a pleasant experience at all, and I would not recommend this hotel.

I originally wanted to leave my luggage there. When I arrived at the door at 12 PM, it wasn't locked, and no one was watching the door. The living room was a complete mess; even dragging things into the entryway was a struggle. The table was a huge mess. They told us to check in ourselves. We couldn't find anyone to contact us, but it didn't matter. When we returned in the evening, a man wearing glasses contacted us. His clothes were piled high on the sofa. He was sitting on the balcony chatting with a woman. The living room was still a mess. Upon entering the room, the dampness was uncomfortable. The bed was sticky; I wasn't sure when it had been washed. The bathroom floor was sticky, the sink was stained yellow, there was no hand soap, and items underneath had fallen out. The only bathroom in the entire building was on the first floor, but it was piled high with employees' personal belongings. The sink was completely yellowed. It was disgusting. It was basically an employee's private mansion, completely unmanaged, and filthy!