Toyoko Inn Shonan Kamakura Fujisawa-eki Kita-guchi

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• MunichEricJ

  29 marzo 2013
  Excellent value

  The Toyoko has excellent value for money. The rooms are large for a Japanese businessman's hotel, especially for the price. They have good amenities. The Toyoko Fujisawa is no exception. It is a short walk to the JR Fujisawa Station and a short walk to the restaurant / bar district. The room was efficiently laid out and included a desk, fridge, a number of electrical plugs for recharging my too many gadgets, and a rarity for hotels in this price range, a safe. The bathroom was the usual compact toilet / sink / short tub and the tap for the sink swiveled to fill the tub. My room faced the tracks. I don;t mind the noise, even though I sleep with an open window, but those who don;t like it be warned! Breakfast was a simple affair but in line with the pricing. There is a Denny's a few blocks away for those yearning for a more western breakfast experience. All in all, a great vlaue for the money.

  

• the_harper

  31 marzo 2013
  The best Japanese business hotel I have stayed in!

  I'm glad I took quite a few photos of the Tokoyo Inn Fujisawa, because it allows me to describe the facilities in detail. About the only negative thing I can think of from my stay was that the main Tokaido train line is just across the road, but I was on the ninth floor (in room 911 as it happens) and the train noise wasn't a problem. In fact, I enjoyed the view of the Tokaido line and the Odakyu private line from my window. I wish I could stay in business hotels like this in Australia! The room was a decent size (Japanese business hotel rooms can be tiny) with a comfortable semi-double bed, and a cotton yukata was supplied. The room had an amazing array of facilities, thermometer, reading lamp for the bed, remote control for the reverse cycle airconditioning near the bed, a desk with a safe, fridge, TV, wall mirror and makeup mirror, wall clock, electric trouser press, kettle, hair dryer, phone, tissue box, free wifi, a bookshelf with several books, slippers, shoe-horn, shoe polishing sheets, a clothing rail with coathangers, an air humidifier, ensuite with shower/bath, shampoo/conditioner/soap dispenser, toilet with bidet, towels, razor, and toothbrush. In the lobby there were a couple of computers with a printer for guest use, and a great deal of information about local sights. There were also vending machines, and breakfast was included. While breakfast was Japanese style, it was very good. I also happened to stay at New Year, and was surprised on the morning of New Year's day that a barrel of sake was opened in the reception and guests were given free Japanese sake (rice wine). Yes, it was a short walk from the JR station, but it wasn't far and well worth it for such a clean and well presented hotel. Access to the Enoden line to Enoshima and Kamakura is also easy.

  

• Jesse D

  16 agosto 2017
  Does not Honour its English Website

  I have a membership with toyoko and have stayed in them for years, but lost faith in the company after a recent experience at this branch. The English version of their website offered an excellent deal for turning up after 11PM, which I was decided to try after my plans changed and I turned up in a city at that time without a reservation there. When I arrived at the hotel they said the deal was for after midnight, not 11PM. On my phone I showed them their own website (in English, for that branch specifically) and they reluctantly acknowledged that there was a mistake on the English website but still wouldn't honour it, even though it was just a difference of an hour. So I had to choose between waiting that hour in the foyer or paying a few thousand Yen more. And I wanted to raise this with the hotel or the management, but it turns out there is no customer service email at all - for individual branches or the company itself. It's a real pity, because the rooms are good, but I won't stay at a company which doesn't honour its own deals on its own website, or accept emails from customers.

  

• Kaye_ee

  18 abril 2016
  Good homely stay

  Stayed 3 nights at Toyoko inn, single non-smoking on the 10th floor. Has a good view from the 10th floor. Easily accessible from Fujisawa station, walking distance about 5mins. Friendly staff, fast check-in, Japanese style breakfast with onigiri, miso soup etc, may differ with noodles or rice each day.

  

• Fabulous_Cairns

  25 septiembre 2015
  Great Value for money

  This chain is in the Guinness Book of Records for 100% occupancy and you can see why. They do everything they can, to make your stay, the best it can be. Top floor with a view, non-smoking room, free internet, told by front counter to book on line to save money and includes a Japanese breakfast. Right near the station, but as quiet as a mouse. Bath robe included. About AUD$60 per night wherever they are. You can't find better.