Hostels in Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan

Easy located near a train station and with minutes to a convenience store and the historical buildings. Roims are a bit studded with too many people and single glass to the living room and you can hear everyone they say in there if you are trying to sleep. Convenient and cheap spot. Not all Catherine can be used at night

The room is consistent with the photos, I am satisfied. This is the public area, the women's restroom. Although it is cleaned every day, it smells very bad. I dare not stay there for too long each time. I hope to check the reason for the bad smell. There is a bottle of hand soap and a hair dryer in the bathroom. Two toilets. Although the entire building is non-smoking and no-smoking signs can be seen everywhere, there are still some low-quality people who smoke, so the smell of smoke in the corridor is very obvious when there are many people at night! The only thing I was not satisfied with was the smell in the toilet and many people hiding in the room to smoke. If you have a lot of luggage, it is recommended to choose another place. Because the room is in a small building and there is no elevator. Bathing is charged extra.

Cleanliness is closer to 3.5 if you're being really picky because the shower walls could use a good wipe down & the bunk bed frame could be vacuumed. Overall though, pretty good. The best part is the location! Right in the middle of a street of restaurants & souvenir shops next to the beach, next to a konbini, Shonan Monorail & train stations down the street, & Enoshima Island over the bridge. The staff is very friendly & a couple of them speak English. Something to note, their wifi kept disconnecting for a few of the guests & I. The second thing I enjoyed most is the bottom floor being a cafe & staying guests get a discount. I really recommend the milkshakes & fried items! I stayed in the female dormitory, both floors shared by all. I personally didn't feel unsafe. The main doors are locked at night & you could lock the dormitory door. The dormitory is right by the street so you will hear people & vehicles if that's something you're particular about. Lastly, don't forget to turn on the AC. Somehow, we forgot about it the first night & were sweating. I also opened the window because my bunk was further away from the AC & boxed up, both of which helped! Overall, enjoyed my experience at Iza & will stay again when visiting Enoshima!

Cozy place. A tv that can either be a good thing or a bad one if ppl turn it up too loud and spend hours on it zapping around. In the same time in that same common area it’s forbidden to talk, as this place is supposed to be for eating and working, but then they place a tv with Netflix and YouTube and all that stuff in that same room. It’s too hot in the dormitory with too thick blankets at the same time. Otherwise the view from the common space is great and there’s a balcony for smoking on the other side of the apartment. In the end I worked in the stairway…also they place the ppl close to each other even if there’s a lot o space to keep them at distance. So half of the dorm was empty but still I had a snoring guy sleeping right underneath my bed…this can be improved.

Please note that there will be an email send method than you told me about the check in method. I missed the email and couldn't find it. Fortunately, the customer service helped me contact the boss, who is a nice person!

The hostel is located on the second floor of an apartment building. The room is very new and overall very comfortable and very clean with a cozy lobby. Compared to other youth hostels I stayed in, there were particularly many Western tourists carrying large hiking bags. Since the business district of Odawara City is concentrated around the station, there are few restaurants and supermarkets near the hostel, and there are no washers and dryers provided. It takes you approximately 8 minutes to walk to the laundry and the centered area of the city. But overall it is still very comfortable, and it is recommended for solo travelers! 旅館位於一棟公寓2樓，房間非常新且整體很舒適、非常乾淨，大廳很舒服。相比於我住的其他青年旅館，背著大登山包的西方旅客特別多。 由於小田原市的商圈比較集中在車站一代，旅館附近比較少餐廳和超市，也沒有附設洗烘衣機，需要走路8分鐘到洗衣店。但整體還是很舒服，推薦獨旅旅客來居住！

It's a 3-minute walk, but the suitcase is 28 inches, so it's heavy, I arrived late at night, and there's no elevator and the stairs are uphill, so I took a taxi. The next day, I turned around and walked to the station during the day, but it wasn't far, within 10 minutes. They were kind and gave explanations as they went around, and we talked while drinking at the bar. It was fun even though it was only one night. We can use the hot springs to ourselves. Since it's a guesthouse, I thought it was a public bathhouse, but it wasn't.

Well... personally, it was a bit uncomfortable. There was no soundproofing and the bed was uncomfortable, so my back hurt... The washing area was in a very open area, so it was a bit uncomfortable.

Had a wonderful stay at Hare-Tabi! I don’t speak Japanese but the staffs were so helpful using body language + translator to make everything happen! Unlike other capsule hotels where you only have a bed size area to yourself, Hare-Tabi allows you with a bit storage/ leg room next to the bed! Not to mention about their free sauna service included in your package ! It provides the best relaxation before/after a day of exploration around Yokohama China town. You will find some quiet time to yourself using their services here. I’m sure you will enjoy the stay or even purely just the sauna service here!

It's a tatami room. The room is very big. After checking in, the relevant staff will introduce the hotel facilities. We will also help arrange hot spring bath time However, the location is inconvenient for people who don’t drive.