Hotels With Wifi in Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan

Amazing place with amazing staff! Facilities are just absolutely amazing and the food is just so authentic and tasty. I also want to say that I have tattoos so, I wasn't able to enter the public onsens but the privates and the one in my room barely made me miss it. Also, souvenir shop is great and the yukatas that they lend you are just absolutely lovely.

The hotel's location is excellent! 👍 Using the Hakone Free Pass, we took the Odakyu Line for free to Machida Station, then used our Suica card to transfer to the JH and TY lines to Shin-Takashima Station. From there, it was just a short walk across one intersection to the hotel. It's in the same building as KT, so it was easy to find. We checked in at the front desk on the 9th floor. The room wasn't very big, a rectangular shape, but we managed to fit one suitcase by the door and another on the desk by the window. After dropping off our luggage, we took a fifteen-minute stroll to Yokohama Station for some ramen 🍜 and to browse the drugstores. I was surprised by how lively Yokohama Station was at night. The next morning, we had a very hearty breakfast (seafood rice was my favorite – definitely a highlight!). We then took the train to Kamakura and Enoshima. On the way back, we got off at Ishikawacho Station from Kamakura-koko-mae Station and had some delicious Shokusai Wagyu, then braved the rain to explore Chinatown. On the third morning, the weather was beautiful, so we decided to walk ten minutes to Yokohama Landmark Tower and Minato Mirai 21 to check them out 🎊. We got back at 8:45, just in time to enjoy a delicious breakfast. Check-out was at 10:00, and the elevators were at their busiest then, so expect to queue. You can help yourself to skincare products and other amenities at the front desk. Apart from not providing bottled water, everything else was perfect.

The room was quite small, but it was really warm inside. The hotel service was good, and the facilities were decent, especially the mattress which was quite soft and comfortable to sleep on. The hotel also provided cooling foot patches, which felt very refreshing and comfortable, as well as face masks and basic skincare products, which were also quite good to use.

Not bad. I can see they are trying to make this property more known to international guests from different countries. Two dire problems: the food was extremely salty. With the exception of the Teppan dinner, all of the meals we had here had so much sodium content. Also, their food in general is not of high quality and tastes pretty much the same across all dishes. Please make improvements. And another thing I would highly recommend is that the manager lady learn English so that next time I visit this property and have to communicate in English and ask for some help, she doesn’t get sassy or mad at me for requesting another staff member who can speak English. I really needed some help with golf reservations and understandably it is not her business that we had to go golfing the next day. However, I didn’t realize it was such a rude thing to ask for another employee who could understand what I was saying when she couldn’t understand my requests specifically because of her lack of English proficiency. For this property to become popular with international guests, it would be a wholesome idea for the chief manager to learn to speak better English anyways. I guess she knew that she was being rude by hitting the desk because she came up to me and gave me her business card (without my asking and finally in a nice manner) when I merely asked a younger staff member if the angry lady was the manager. She must have known that she was giving me attitudes. When you are in the hospitality business, please don’t forget that guests are there to enjoy their trip—savoring each moment—not to feel uncomfortable or be bothered by staff’s attitudes.

The hotel's location is excellent!👍 Coming from Tokyo, we took the Odakyu Line OH01 (starting station) from Shinjuku West Exit to Odawara Station OH47. From there, we just walked across the platform to transfer to the Hakone Tozan Railway to Hakone-Yumoto Station OH51. After exiting the station, we crossed the pedestrian bridge, took the elevator down to the river, and walked across the red bridge, and there was the hotel. The path is very flat, perfect for those traveling with luggage. Since we only booked our Hakone stay two days in advance, there were no connecting rooms available. We stayed in a standard room the first night and then moved to a Japanese-style room the second day, which had a great view. The hotel breakfast included natto, and the rest was pretty standard. If you go early, it's less crowded, but after 8 AM, you'll likely have to queue for a table. You can also take a public bus from the hotel to Togendai or Gotemba, but buses are less frequent after 9:30 AM, so it's advisable to leave early. All in all, while the hotel was a bit pricey, its convenient location and multiple transportation options made it worthwhile.

The hotel is spacious and bright, conveniently located near Yokohama JR Station. It's surrounded by numerous shopping malls like Takashimaya and SOGO, offering a dazzling array of goods. The basement food supermarket is a feast for the eyes with so many delicious options! 😋😋😋 The front desk provides self-service toiletries from several brands, so you can pick what you like – they're all high quality. What I loved most was finding bath salts for a relaxing soak 🛁, the lavender scent was so calming and helped me sleep ❤️🩹, absolutely wonderful! Self-checkout was also very convenient 👍👍. Just across the street from the hotel, there's a local supermarket with a wide and comprehensive selection of products to meet all needs, including an entire aisle of beer 🍻, which was perfect for our breakfast! 👍👍 Very satisfied! 😃

Location: It was quite convenient that there's an elevator directly from Exit 4 of Odori Station in Japan, with the hotel's name on it. Of course, Yokohama Station would be even more convenient. Service: Pretty good. I didn't encounter anyone who spoke Chinese at the front desk, but it wasn't a big issue. One day, I met a cleaning lady who was Chinese, and she was very friendly. Cleanliness: Excellent, very new. Facilities: The twin room was quite spacious (for Japan), and I slept comfortably. The kitchen in the room was fully equipped, which was great! It's a shame I didn't get a chance to buy meat and cook it myself. However, other aspects were a bit lacking; there were no complimentary skincare products like lotion, and the toiletries and hairdryer were quite basic. There's a common lounge area on one floor with plenty of amenities, and the coffee machine worked very well.

The Fujisawa Smile Hotel has an excellent location, less than a 10-minute walk from Fujisawa Station, making it very convenient for visiting Kamakura, Enoshima, and Shonan Kaigan Park. The area around Fujisawa Station is bustling with various shopping malls, offering a wide range of dining and shopping options to suit any budget. I was confident in the hotel's cleanliness. Initially, my room faced the street and was a bit noisy. I mentioned my poor sleep to the front desk, and they immediately moved me to a quiet room. For my last night, I was even given a room on a higher floor. I originally planned a two-night trip but extended it by one night. I love Fujisawa and Kamakura!

After seeing a recommendation from a WeChat influencer, I booked this hotel 🏨, and it was absolutely amazing! 👍👍 The price might seem a bit steep at first glance, but it's definitely worth every penny. I'm very satisfied! 😀 The hotel is located halfway up the mountain. Outside the hotel, there are hot springs. If you arrive before 3:00 PM, you can go and enjoy the hot springs ♨️ first. Check-in was very smooth, with smiling service. The overall design is a traditional Japanese garden style, ancient, elegant, and interesting. The intricate details of the decor are also worth appreciating. 😊 The hotel's 6th floor has exclusive private hot springs for guests, open from 5 AM to midnight – super nice! The absolute best part was the dinner buffet at the restaurant. There were so many choices, both Japanese and Western. The quality of the beef and sweet shrimp 🦐 was excellent, and there was a wide variety of drinks too – everything you could possibly want. It's the GOAT! The breakfast buffet was also great; the ramen was the best! ☺️ Luggage storage 🛅 was also very smart and convenient. This hotel deserves a 5-star rating, and I'll definitely visit again if I have the chance! ✨

🏔️✨【Hakone Indigo Hotel: A Dreamlike Mountain Retreat】 This was my first stay at Hakone Gōra Indigo, and I was truly rejuvenated by the ambiance. The hotel is nestled in a hot spring resort surrounded by mountains; opening the window reveals layers of greenery and distant clouds and mist, as beautiful as a painting. The room design is modern yet elegantly Japanese, and the open-air onsen was fantastic. The spring water was smooth and comforting, instantly washing away a day's fatigue. Breakfast was also incredibly impressive, using fresh local ingredients; you could feel the attention to detail even in the bread and juice. The staff were friendly and attentive, with every greeting feeling warm, making you feel right at home. The overall experience exceeded expectations, and it's worth revisiting, whether you're a couple, a family, or a solo traveler. 💛 The only thing worth mentioning is that the in-room onsen water seemed to be completely diluted; you could even call it a 'fake' onsen. It lacked the typical onsen smell and was essentially just hot water.