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这是一家很棒的旅店，可以和老板进行深入的交流，很有日本的文化气息，以后还会再来的

The guest host was friendly and easy to talk to! The breakfast was one of the best meals I had while traveling in Japan, and all the instructions were clear. The guesthouse is well-maintained and the location is also convenient (not far from the train station). Each guest gets a separate bedroom, with everything you could ask for in it. The neighborhood is quaint, so you can relax easily. Thank you for everything :) PS: my cousin had a laugh when I showed him the Petit Prince painting and complimented it!

A great location to explore the local sights, the beach and within walking distance of the train station. This typical Japanese home was a delight and I had a great time here. The owners are wonderful. Thank you.

One thing I like most was the owner and staff warm hospitality, kindness and good English conversation . The breakfast served was Japanese food which was a healthy meal and the price of staying is affordable compared to other places. I highly recommend this place.

Amazing guesthouse with amazing people! Thank you!

何度きてもー居心地よくてー癒させます(^o^)

Not as advertised. No locks on door, guy didn’t check our passports, flimsy windows and doors, noisy, beds hard and definitely not comfortable. It was awkward walking into a personal dinner party with our gear and he was not even aware we arriving

Supertoll. Bushi der Host ist ein Samurai und die Unterkunft ist mit sehr viel Liebe gestaltet das Frühstück ist fantastisch

引き戸を開けると甲冑姿の店主がお出迎え 丁寧な説明を受けて入室 ネットで予約したからか、記帳はなかった 部屋にはちゃぶ台や日本人形、屏風、和箪笥など古民家の調度品が多々あり 寝具が青に統一された敷き布団 テレビはない 電気が小さなLED2個と和風ペンダントライト1つ 現代の部屋の明るさではないため、本などを読むのは無理かな？ 現代的なWifiはある（笑） バスはシャワーのみでトイレと一体型のユニットバス 居間には掘り炬燵の長テーブル ここで、食事が出来る 朝食はなんと9時から 賄いを作ってくれる若い女性 とても快活な方で明るく話しかけてくれる ここは古民家のペンションという感じ 朝、散歩していたら、店主が甲冑を来て自転車を漕いでいた（笑） お二人の人柄に癒やされた宿泊でした P.S.朝ごはん付きとは知らず、散歩の途中で食べてきてしまったのを告げるとおにぎりにして持たせてくれた 温かい気遣いに感謝です

Bushi and the other hostesses were wonderful ! We loved the cultural experience !

Love the Japanese guest house simplicity. Our host’s name is Bushi who wears a samurai outfit all day long. He offers tours of the city and also works with handicapped people. Amazing gentleman and a super host!

築90年以上の古民家に泊めてとっても嬉しかったです。宿自体は清潔感あって過ごし安くてとてもよかったです。何よりオーナーの武士さんはとても優しくとても気さくな方で、たくさんお話しができてお陰様ででいい旅になりました。また来たいと思います。その節はよろしくお願いします。

This is a really unique guesthouse. Very down to earth and rustic. The owner Bushi crafts the most delectable meals. Highly recommend

Bushi was amazing!! he was extremely welcoming, very friendly and cooked some amazing traditional breakfast each morning. As well, the atmosphere of the guest house was extremely relaxed and easy-going. He was conveniently located to shops, restaurants, tourist, attractions, and getting around is quite easy. If we ever come to Kamakura again staying at the guest house will be an obvious place to stay.

ゆっくりできて居心地いいです(^o^)

ありがとうございました！

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 enjoying breakfast with them in the morning. If you can, I absolutely recommend you staying here.

My biggest regret booking here is that I only booked one night! This place is wonderful in many many ways: It's located very close to Kamakura Station, easy to find, easily accessible, and affordable! The best thing about this place isn't what you'd find in a standard hotel: This feels like a home. The decor and architecture of the home have a wonderful charm and history to them, and they're all wonderfully maintained by the owners. Every other hotel I've stayed in feels cold and impersonal, but Guesthouse Irodori feels like someone cares and cherishes the space. The owners are wonderful, too! I only briefly got to meet Bushi-san, but when we arrived he had just finished making mochi with some kids from the community. Megumi-san prepared an absolutely delicious breakfast that we got to enjoy over good conversation with other patrons. They took our bags in before check-in at no extra cost, and they were incredibly friendly in every interaction. If I had to make any complaint, it's that the futons/pillows were a little thin. Even so, I'm sure if I had said anything, they would've made accomodations. There were lots of things in the house to accommodate folks with disabilities, which I really respect and appreciate. If you're thinking about going to Kamakura, go! If you're going to Kamakura, stay here! Stay for more than one night! It's more than a place to sleep for a night, it's a lovely experience all together!

(1) Location: great. 10 minutes walking to Kamakura station. Flat ground but some are cobbled. (2) Quiet. In a quiet corner. I think this is the r best part (3) Room specs: it wasn’t clear that this is a shared bathroom - I wouldn’t have booked it! And that is costs extra to leave luggage after you check out, even if you’re coming back the same day. I told them fine, I’ll come back by 10am (checkout time) and even then they want to charge! I had to argue with them. In the end good thing I finished sightseeing that day. Next day I left early for Tokyo (4) Breakfast. They serve it from 9-930. It’s as if they’re don’t want you to avail of it. If you’re sightseeing, who eats at 9! X (5) I ate lunch - curry had 2 pieces of minuscule paper thin pork lots of potatoes. Tea is tasteless. (6) there is no lock in the room. I had to lock valuables in the suitcase. No peace of mind. (7) public toilet in second floor stank of urine. (8) public shower on the ground floor. Nowhere to put anything. Mind you - have to take your purse right? Because no lock in the room? (9) Airconditioner / heater worked well. This is a plus. Thank God I stayed only 1 night!