Hotel Metropolitan Kamakura

“Huge room, great location”

Wow, I loved this place. The location could not be better, just a few minutes walk from Kamakura station and with some really good restaurants in the vicinity. I have grown accustomed to cramped Japanese hotel rooms so I was quite frankly shocked at the size of this room. It even has a seating a… Più

Wow, I loved this place. The location could not be better, just a few minutes walk from Kamakura station and with some really good restaurants in the vicinity. I have grown accustomed to cramped Japanese hotel rooms so I was quite frankly shocked at the size of this room. It even has a seating area, kind of a raised living room, with a fairly big sofa. The TV is attached to the wall with a flexible arm, so you can swivel it towards the bed which was fantastic. Having stayed in a bunch of Japanese hotels with cramped rooms that are just for sleeping as there is no room to hang out, it was nice for a change to be able to relax in something more spacious. It's quite pricier than other hotels I usually stay in, but sometimes you just have to treat yourself. The interior is very modern and of course impeccably clean. The sink is located in the hallway which felt a bit odd, but that only meant more space in the bathroom. I loved this place and would gladly stay here again.

Meno

“Such a pleasant surprise”

We stayed in Kamakura for 2 nights on a little break from Tokyo. We were not expecting much from our hotel here but wow were we impressed! Super handy for the station and the main streets and temples of Kamakura. It is situated above a Muji shop (which we happen to love) and so breakfast is serve… Più

We stayed in Kamakura for 2 nights on a little break from Tokyo. We were not expecting much from our hotel here but wow were we impressed! Super handy for the station and the main streets and temples of Kamakura. It is situated above a Muji shop (which we happen to love) and so breakfast is served here. The chicken curry was delicious and we also had a relaxed and lovely evening meal here too. We stayed on a corner view room which had a view of the street and the nearby crossing which we loved. I think if you were on the opposite corner room you would have had a view of the Tori gate leading to the Tsurugaoka Hachimangu temple. So both views would be great! The room was simple, clean and modern in styling. The bath robes and nightwear was a lovely touch from the housekeeping team. The beds were comfortable & we slept very well. Overall would highly recommend this hotel for your stay in Kamakura. Convenient and homely.

Meno

“Excellent Location and Outstanding Service”

The Metropolitan has an excellent location near the train station, restaurants, shops and shrines. The service was outstanding throughout our 6 night stay. We chose to base in Kamakura rather than much busier Tokyo.

“Great And Comfortable Base To Explore Kamakura”

We stayed here for a night when we visited Kamakura over a couple of days. The location is great, being near the JR train station and also near the center of town. The zen-like design of the hotel and the room was wonderful in creating a sense of peace and goodwill. The room was a good size, and… Più

We stayed here for a night when we visited Kamakura over a couple of days. The location is great, being near the JR train station and also near the center of town. The zen-like design of the hotel and the room was wonderful in creating a sense of peace and goodwill. The room was a good size, and the large twin beds were comfortable. There was ample room to lay out the suitcases as well. They are strict about check in and check out times - 3 pm and 11 am respectively - but can hold the luggage for you. In fact, upon check in, they had already delivered our bag to the room. The staff were friendly and helpful and aided us to make a dinner reservation. Breakfast was included, and was at the Muji shop downstairs. There was ample food and drink choices as well. There was also a Family Mart located next door, which was super convenient. We will definitely stay here again when we return to Kamakura.

Meno