湘南リリーフ
Mountain view rooms, a public bath and free parking
About this stay
Free on-site private parking is the practical hook, because this address sits inland from the Yokosuka port district, roughly thirteen kilometres from Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine in Kamakura, twenty-eight from Sankeien in Yokohama and forty-eight from Tokyo Haneda Airport. Bicycle parking is available too, which suits the coast road. Rooms look out at the wooded slopes behind the city rather than at Tokyo Bay, and they are air-conditioned with a private bathroom carrying a bath, a bidet and a shower, plus free toiletries, slippers, linen, a flat-screen television, a refrigerator, an electric kettle and a work desk. Yukata are provided for the walk to the public bath, which is the communal element the harbour hotels lack. A lift, a twenty-four hour front desk, free WiFi and non-smoking rooms cover the rest, and breakfast is served a la carte rather than as a buffet.
- Mountain view rooms
- Public bath and yukata
- Free private parking
- Twenty-four hour front desk
Our take
Built for drivers and cyclists working the Miura Peninsula, with free parking on site and a public bath waiting at the end of the day. Couples rate the location at nine point one, which reflects the quiet rather than the convenience. Rail-only travellers hoping to walk to Dobuita Street after dinner have picked the wrong side of Yokosuka, and anyone expecting hot spring water should know the bath here is a public bath, not an onsen.
- Order the a la carte breakfast the night before if you are leaving early, as it is prepared rather than laid out.
- Use the public bath and yukata after a day on the coast road, and keep the room bath for the morning.
- Ask for a room facing the slope, since the mountain view is the reason to choose this address.
Why we love it
- Mountain view rooms facing the wooded slopes
- A public bath with yukata provided
- Free on-site private parking and bicycle parking
- An a la carte breakfast rather than a buffet
Why guests love itI would choose 湘南リリーフ for a family on a road trip around the Miura Peninsula that prefers a quiet inland base to the port. Rooms look out over wooded slopes, the public bath is a good end to the day, and free on-site parking makes coming and going easy. Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine in Kamakura is about thirteen kilometres away for a day out. Breakfast is à la carte, and yukata come with the rooms. It holds a 7.0 rating from 198 reviews.
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