รีวิวและความประทับใจจากผู้เข้าพักที่ HOTEL AO KAMAKURA

A creative Room with a view of Enoshima

Stayed for one night with my spouse and one child. We often go on family trips, staying about 30–40 nights annually. We chose this accommodation because we had seen it in a magazine and were curious about it. Additionally, our travel date of July 5 coincided with a notable prediction, so we decided to stay at this hotel by the Shonan seaside. - **Location**: We traveled by car, but the hotel is conveniently located near Koshigoe Station on the Enoden Line, right in front of Shonan Beach. In summer, the area is lively with many cars and people. - **Room**: Upon opening the door, there’s a balcony directly ahead that separates the living area from the bedroom area. The room isn’t square due to its layout within the property but is well-designed. It features high design quality—simple yet beautiful like something created by an architect—different from foreign luxury hotels. Despite its simplicity, it offers comfort and functionality. The room also includes a dining table and kitchen. - **Service**: At check-in, we were offered champagne along with cheese snacks presented in a wooden box. - **Dining**: Both dinner and breakfast are served at a soba restaurant on the first floor. Dinner consists of Japanese course meals while breakfast is served as plates with various items; breakfast was particularly satisfying due to its variety. However, some menu items overlap between dinner and breakfast. While dining quality meets expectations for standard meals considering price ranges vary greatly depending on room size or type here—guests staying in higher-priced rooms might find dinner portions or ingredient quality slightly lacking compared to their expectations based on nightly rates. - **Bathroom**: The bathroom features stylish traditional tiled designs within guest rooms. - **Overall Satisfaction**: Overall experience was excellent; I enjoy boutique-style accommodations like this one where architecture goes beyond simple rectangular structures—the spiral hallways surrounding courtyards suggest intentional design choices likely tied into storytelling (though I may have missed details). Once our child grows older during summer vacations again someday soon—we’d love returning here for multiple-night stays!