Newly opened in July 2014 and offering an on-site restaurant, free WiFi access and accommodation with air conditioning, Hotel Route-Inn Kamaishi is located a 15-minute walk from JR Kamaishi Train...
Gary
Australia
Reasonable sized rooms for a Japanese chain hotel. Good breakfast and laundry facilities. This is a smoking hotel - we had a non-smoking room which was fine however there was a cigarette smell in the lifts and corridors.
Located in Kamaishi, 7.5 km from Kamaishi Recovery Memorial Stadium, 釜石駅から徒歩5分ホテルマルエHotelMarue provides accommodation with free bikes, private parking and a shared lounge.
Johanna
Germany
Very kind stuff and great service. Comfortable room, great breakfast.
Hamabeno Ryouriyado Houraikan provides a public bath and an open-air bath, as well as air-conditioned accommodation in Kamaishi, 1.3 km from Kamaishi Recovery Memorial Stadium.
Celine
Japan
Small Ryokan. Well located near the sea. Excellent food. Nice room and wonderful Onsen on the roof with a sea-view.
on the evening, we listened to the Lady owner telling us her own story surviving the 2011 tsunami and helping dozen of people the following days.
Her story was really emotional and she is a true heroine. I am glad we met her and I am very happy to spend one night in this hotel to help local economy.
タカマス民宿 is located in Ōtsuchi, 10 km from Kamaishi Recovery Memorial Stadium, 18 km from Kamaishi Station, and 41 km from Iwate Prefectural Fishery Science Museum.
Tommy
Belgium
I stayed longer than I intended. The little town radiates peacefullness. And so does this guesthouse. I felt so comfortable and respected here. I was so perfectly treated I just wanted to stay longer. I actually did. And I want to go back. Live at the end of the world again, feel that small measure of peace again.
Set in Funakoshi, within 18 km of Kamaishi Recovery Memorial Stadium and 26 km of Kamaishi Station, Hotel Business Inn Yamada offers accommodation with a restaurant and as well as free private parking...
Anh_Da
Norway
Good business hotel. The have separate working rooms and meeting rooms that guests can use free of charge, which is very convenient when you have an online conference, as I did. The restaurant on the ground floor serves delicious seafood.
Kamaishi is easily accessible from Tokyo or Sendai.
Kamaishi is easily accessible from Tokyo or Sendai. It's between Miyako to the north and Rikuzentakata to the south, with many small towns in between. I used the Sanriku Railroad and Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) to get around. It's a fantastically gorgeous coastal region that rivals the famous Three Sceneries of Japan (Sankei). One could spend weeks or months in the region hopping from town to town to get to know this unique area of Japan.
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Raymond
United States
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