Cheap hotels in Kanagawa

Great experience! We loved staying at hotel Ecclesia! Very clean rooms, polite and kind service. They even have washing / drying machines and microwave available for customers.

I stayed here before, they had a different name, but still same nice hotel. It's super convenient as its really close to nijo station, konbini and sushi restaurant.

Had a great stay! The staff was very welcoming and cooperative. Services were excellent and almost all amenities were available, including iron, laundry, tea/coffee, toiletries, hair dryer, and more.

THE BEST KEPT HOTEL SECRET IN JAPAN.
I've stayed at both a regular Sotestu Fresa and a Grand Fresa and both times have been phenomenal. Very modern, very accommodating, and excellent service.

I absolutely loved my stay at this hostel!

It’s a great place to stay if you traveling around Kyoto, it’s not too near or too far from the urban side of the Kyoto. Nearby there’s some restaurant and multiple convenience stores.

Absolutely lovely place to stay!
Kai-san was so kind and the perfect host. Definitely get his Okonimiyaki! It was such a cool evening sitting together grilling it.
The surrounding nature is stunning.

We had a great time at the hostel. Kai, the local host, is an amazing guy and speaks very good English. You can join the boxing training in the morning and relax at the nearby river.

Very fun hotel — the most amenities I have ever seen, and very spacious room.

Overall I can really recommend this hotel! Especially for the price we paid the service was outstanding and the hotel staff was so friendly (arigato gozaimasu)!

It is budget friendly hotel which we can get in the center of the city. Walkable distance to many places including city center. Neat and clean. U can do own check out.

Cozy and simple place, loved the free flow drinks at the lobby, plenty of amenities available to take at the lobby, they change towel upon request, they give 2 bottles of water everyday, great

Right off the main city and by the train line, this air bnb was a gem of Enoshima.

One of the best hostel/airbnb I’ve stayed at in Japan. Kamakura is expensive and has limited hotel options, so kinda have to choose from minshuku/hostels, this one is probably the best you will find.

Great hotel that was a really good price for a single traveler. Lovely amenities, easy check in and no drama for checking out 15m late which is highly appreciated.

Great place to stay if you want to visit Kamakura, Enoshima & other nearby places.

For the price point this is a good hotel. The rooms are larger than usual for Japan, they are clean and the hotel offers good room amenities. Especially for a three star hotel.

Just ended a 3-night stay at Hotel Plumm. The room is well-lit and clean. A considerable good space for 3 pax considering is in Japan, I booked a Twin Delux Room. Location is good.

Good location. Close to train/metro station with easy walking distance to attractions, and eating places.
Room is generally clean, well equipped with reasonable size at Japanese standard.

What a sanctuary of peace within a big city. The Piece Hostel Sanjo was the perfect place to plan the activities for our day, get local recommendations, go explore and come back to rest for the night.

Easily the best hostel experience I've ever had. The common areas and bathrooms feel like a high end hotel. Staff was very communicative and accommodating to my late check in due to travel delays.

House is very cozy and clean. Complete with all toiletries and pantry to use freely. With private shared toilet.

Everything!
Quiet.
Hot showers.
Not far from station.
Supermarkets near by.
Great kitchen for cooking.
Free coffee.
Nothing.
It was fabulous.

The Host “Kuba” was exceptionally friendly and hard working. Made us feel well taken care of. Super recommend this place for an authentic stay in Kyoto!

Itoya was an awesome stay! My traditional tatami mat room was spotless and felt extremely cozy.

Quiet, old, and clean. Room was nice and spacious, and although situated next to streetcar, it's quiet in the evening when the train stops running.

Quaint traditional ryokan, we chose the 'Botan' room that had a private washroom, with a mini-balcony overlooking the Enoden train line.

For a budget hotel, it’s probably the best chain in Japan. Free breakfast, clean rooms, and one free stay after 10 nights in any of their hotels.

Rooms are very clean, but bed is a bit hard and basic, only 1 pillow. Beware, the rooms are very small, it is a business hotel. Everything works perfectly though.

The hotel was located right near the train station. The staff was friendly and helpful. Our room was very clean and the bed was comfortable.

My family, husband and I stayed at Hakone Tent's apartment, and it was a really nice experience!

Extremely friendly staffs and clean accomodation. Futon was extremely comfortable and we slept well. Highly recommend.

Though its high up in the slopes, it was easy to walk up and down! Really accessible and amenities were great. Toilets clean and usable. Cozy vibes as well.

Very good "as advertised" hostel slash capsule hotel with great service and friendly staff!

Great hostel, small indoor & outdoor onsen on-site, a bigger public onsen available 15 minutes walk or 1 bus stop away from the hostel.
Good recommendations available and super helpful staff.

Hostel and Onsen. Everything is well organised and kitchen is available with dining room attached. Rooms on dormitories but may be double bed for couples or families also available.

I booked this place the day before my Hakone stay and was just looking for an inexpensive place to stay. Good price and close to the Odakyu station (6 min walk).

Some of the best hospitality I’ve ever had. Has this cute lil get together where you pay 2, 000 yen and get to eat with other people staying with you.

It is absolutely amazing here, they thought of every detail. This is by far the best hotel/ hostel I have stayed.

Overall, this was a very enjoyable stay! The overall aesthetic is welcoming and peaceful. Accessing the guesthouse was easy from the station using the bus.

I had such a truly unforgettable 3 days and 2 nights in Kyoto. Staying at Koiya Guesthouse felt like stepping into a dream — a perfect blend of culture, warmth, and nostalgia.

Guest house Koiya is an astonishing ryokan with antique furniture, great garden and very pleasant staff!