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"전통적인 일본느낌의 악늑한 숙소였습니다."

"Amazing stay and very relaxing. Would recommend. "

"The staff were amazing and extremely helpful. Provided what we needed at request. We wish was that in them knowing we had a vehicle, that they were able to direct us to a nearby parking lot with affordable pricing. The signs are confusing at times. We ended up paying ¥3400 the first night for overnight parking and ¥6100 the second night in the nearby lots. Other than that, the room was clean except a little black mold near the AC unit. Deep. cleaning could be better. Happy with our 2 night stay...

"The in-room mineral bath was so rejuvenating. The shuttle service to near-by train stations was convenient. The meals were “out of this world” scrumptious and unique to Japan salmon, tuna, barracuda, etc). The staff were kind and gracious (and busy). This place is a gem! If I ever find my way back to this area, I will definitely return!"

"Everyone was so nice and polite and truly felt like an extraordinary experience. Onsen was truly magical and charming. View of the mountains was breath taking. Recommend longer stays next time instead of one night. Will visit again. Until next time. "

"I love staying in more traditional lodging when visiting Japan, and Irodori was what I was looking for. The host, Bushi, is a kind genuine person with a passion for his town and community and the sincerity and generosity of his character made my time in Kamakura much better, so thank you Bushi. The upstairs room was small and cozy, the space in the guesthouse can be narrow and cluttered, so if you are used to large hotels this is not it. I met very fun/kind travelers there, especially while...

"Old building and very small, but charming and cosy. Enjoyed the hotspring bath and the burger restaurant, too."

"The location of the hotel is amazing, you cannot be closer to the Great Buddha, it is also a good experience to sleep in an old Japanese room. That said, you then understand why old Japanese houses are not worth much and Japanese people tend to prefer living in some modern less exotic dwellings. Indeed you can hear everything that happens in and outside of the house. I visited while the weather was really good (around 20 degrees) so I did not use the AC neither for heating nor for cooling but I...