Hot Springs Hotels in Chiba Prefecture, Japan

I stayed at the Main building, not the Garden Wing as stated by many to be poorly maintained. Rooms are small, older but functional. Complimentary Shuttle to and from the airport/ Narita city and hotel. There are many airport hotels near Narita but everyone chooses this because of its ONSEN! It is a must. In-house guest can pay a small fee of 700yen for multiple visits. Given the affordable room price, I think the onsen fee is reasonable because OMG, the onsen settings are beautiful and relaxing, especially the outdoor onsens! Male and Female sides change between the afternoon/night and morning sessions. So do yourself a favour and try out the onsens if you choose to stay here. If not, it is your loss.

This is a beautiful hotel right on the waterfront. It's also great that Kamogawa Sea World is within walking distance. When we arrived at Awa-Kamogawa Station, we were greeted by a minibus, left our luggage, and headed directly to Kamogawa Sea World to watch the killer whale show. We were greeted with seawater by the killer whales, and both my husband and I got soaked! It felt amazing! The building has moved from the former Yoshidaya to a location adjacent to Kamogawa Sea World. Before the move, it was a popular inn, but it has now been demolished and replaced by the modern Yoshidaya building. In the basement of the current building, there is a memory museum that brings back memories, and it was a nostalgic experience. There are many baths, including a large open-air bath, three bathtubs, and a sauna. Soaking in the open-air bath while looking out at the ocean and listening to the sounds of the waves was incredibly relaxing. For breakfast and dinner, a buffet of Japanese and Western dishes is served, with so many options that families with children can enjoy, it's almost impossible to finish them all. The food was also cooked right in front of us, so we enjoyed it piping hot. Kamogawa city has lost much of its former charm and feels a bit deserted, but there are still lots of surfers and it feels the same as it did in the past. The coffee shop is gone, but in its place there is a single konbi restaurant in front of the station. I chose Kamogawa Grand Hotel and it was a wonderful memory. Thank you very much.

This is a bathing capsule hotel for entertainment and leisure, which is quite suitable for single travelers. There are many comics, and the rest area is large and of various types. I didn't have a deep impression of the bathing area. The accommodation area is very quiet, and everyone moves very quietly. Although the sleeping area is not large, it is ok to sit and organize things. It can be ventilated, and the TV can be muted.

The hotel is relatively close to the subway station, which is convenient for getting around, but it's too far from central Tokyo, which is quite inconvenient, and you even have to exit the station for transfers. Because of its proximity to the station, I was worried about getting a good night's sleep, so I emailed the hotel before checking in to request a room on the university side. However, upon arrival, the front desk still assigned me a room on the station side. The train noise was very loud, so I went to the front desk to ask for a room change. One of the female front desk staff actually didn't know there was a university nearby; it was infuriating! I had to open my email to show them before they finally changed my room. The hot springs on the third floor of the hotel weren't crowded, but it was a bit inconvenient to have to bring towels from the room.

The surrounding area is quiet, perfect for exploring parks and temples, and there are also plenty of dining options nearby. The staff at Wakamatsu Honten were incredibly kind, the food was delicious, and I truly had a wonderfully relaxing stay.

The room in Habita was very beautiful and the surrounding facilities were substantial and relaxing. After checking in, I took a leisurely bath at the hot spring facility in front of me, ate rice, and enjoyed the movie with the projector in my room at night. It was a room that did not face each other, so I didn't care about the surroundings, and it was swaying in the hammock outside. I think it was my first trip to enjoy the hotel. There are no tourist spots around, so if you enjoy accommodation, I would be happy to be able to check in a little earlier.

This capsule hotel exceeded my expectations. The capsules were surprisingly spacious, and the front desk service was excellent. The first floor houses the reception and a conference room, while the second floor has the accommodations, a bar/restaurant, and a manga area. The third floor is dedicated to the bathing area, which includes a very clean hot spring. In the mornings, there's a free shuttle bus to T2. From T2, you need to transfer to T1 on your own, but it's still quite convenient, and the total journey only takes about 20 minutes.

I stayed here for two nights at the beginning of May because I had a live concert at Makuhari Messe. It was only a short train ride from Makuhari, and on the way back it was quiet and relaxing as most people were heading towards Tokyo. It was also very convenient to get to the airport by train. The facilities were very clean, and the location was easy to find as you exit Soga Station, so I would definitely stay here again.

The multi-course dinner in a private room was excellent, so I was looking forward to breakfast, but was disappointed that it was a buffet. Both the large communal bath and the open-air bath were spacious and comfortable. The room was deep enough, but the width was only about 40-50 cm from the foot of the bed, so it felt a bit cramped. Even business hotels these days have a little more space! Other facilities, furnishings, and customer service were impeccable, making for a comfortable stay.

The hotel's location is very close to the airport, easily accessible by bus. It's clean and tidy, perfect for a one-night business trip. There's a direct path connecting the hotel to the hot springs, so it was a real treat to relax there after a long, tiring day.