Very near the train station, very clean, comfy bed, good water pressure, fridge, hotpot, very small. After one week, near the end of the week my husband and I began to get on each other's nerves, but it was ok. Have been in small rooms in NYC, not usually for a week. There is a grocery store in the mall... More

One of the most outstanding features of this hotel is its location. As soon as we stepped out of the Ofuna Station, we saw our hotel. The staff spoke very limited English, but we had no trouble checking in and they were very friendly. I was taken aback by the tiny room--a room built around a bed. I'm glad my... More

Stayed at the Sotetsu Fresa Ofuna for 3 nights in March. Great room with balcony, clean and modern. Kenzo-san was exremely helpful as were all staff. Love this place and would definitely stay here again.

Just 1 min walk from Ofuna Station and you can find lovely restaurants around there. Room is a wee bit small, but its very comfy and no noises during we stayed. All stuff are ready in the room; toothbrush, shampoo, conditioner, shower cream, slippers, hair-dryer, humidifier and mug. If you are not fancy to use cleaned (sterilized) slippers in your... More

We booked this hotel directly through their website looking for a close, reasonable option (10'000 yen a night) and close to a station for sightseeing in Kamakura. After looking at several options in the area that were more pricey, too far away and a long haul from a station, we were not disappointed with our choice. They allowed us to... More

We stayed here for 1 night only..but we wish we could have stayed longer.The hotel is located right in front of Ofuna train station with acces to all of Japan.The hotel staff are extremely helpful and courteous..The room we had was small but very cozy with plenty of sunlight and a view of Ofuna town.Non smoking rooms available.Ladies receive a... More

Just across the train station. We chose to stay here because of its convenient location. Rooms were not too small in Japanese standard. They have microwaves in the lift lobby.

We stayed here for one night, due to its proximity to both Enoshima and Kamakura. The room was small, but not too small, and it was clean and comfortable. Basic toiletries were provided, there was free wired internet (but no wireless) and a television. There was a box of free stuff in the lobby like bath additives, tea and sponges.... More