Hotel Crown Hills Kimitsu Reviews

The rooftop bath was very relaxing. Breakfast offered a great variety and was delicious. The room was also clean.

Staff is very nice and support. I like snack bar soooo muchhh

Perfect for business travellers. Near to station, the breakfast was good.

kind staff and Clean room. stayed with satisfaction :)

Stayed one night here. Very comfortable stay. Recommended to stay.

Very Convenient

Everything notmal

It's about a 7-minute walk from Kimitsu Station. There was a welcome drink service, the bed was large, and the breakfast had the standard menu, so it was sufficient for a business trip. The value for money was less than 7,000 yen per night, which is unheard of in Tokyo.

A cockroach appeared in my bed, and it was terrifying.

Overall I think it's okay, but I wanted a non-smoking room but none were available so I ended up in a smoking room, and the smell was quite bothersome. I think the price is cheap considering breakfast is included. The large public bath is small, I think it could only fit 5-6 people.

I stayed at this hotel for nine days. Currently, the hotel's cleaning staff are all of Indian and Pakistani descent. On the fourth day of my stay, around noon, I returned to the hotel and found that although a sign had been posted requesting room cleaning, neither of my two rooms had been cleaned. I immediately requested cleaning from the hotel. A middle-aged man was very polite and asked my child and me to wait in the lobby, saying that cleaning had been arranged. My child and I waited for about 20 minutes, thinking of going to the front desk to inquire when the cleaning would be finished and we could return to our room. Several Japanese guests were checking in at the time, so I waited until all the other guests had finished before approaching them. A middle-aged Japanese woman greeted me, and she immediately adopted a very arrogant expression, saying, "We have guests here now, please wait over there." I said, "We don't have any guests here right now, and I've been waiting for several tens of minutes. I'd like to know when the cleaning will be finished so I can go back to my room." She immediately said to me, "Please wait!" In other words, she said, "You wait over there!" She even rolled her eyes at me. I was instantly furious. I told her, "Your attitude is appalling. The fault lies with your hotel. As someone in the service industry, where is your manners? What kind of training did you receive? If you don't apologize, I'm going to file a complaint with your tourism bureau." The woman didn't say a word and just kept her head down. Later, the middle-aged man who had been more polite came and apologized. I asked him who the woman was, and he told me she was the manager of their hotel. 😒 I was speechless.

It's about a 5-minute walk from the station. There are restaurants and convenience stores nearby, so it's convenient. They offer free drinks and there may even be a large public bath. I would like to stay at another hotel in the same group next time.

Hotel Review Although it's close to the station, there are only a convenience store and a family restaurant nearby, and the local supermarket is open until 9 PM. Kimitsu can feel a bit lonely at night. The hotel appears to have been converted from a former apartment building, and the first-floor bathroom is unlocked and has been converted into a unit bath. Napkins were provided. A welcome drink was only offered once. There was also instant miso soup and hot chocolate, but I wondered if I could drink them. Free coffee was provided, which was helpful. Breakfast was scheduled to start at 6:30 AM, but the breakfast voucher said it actually started at 6:15 AM. I wish they had told me. The variety of Japanese food was extensive and satisfying. They also had grated yam. The plain curry wasn't very tasty. I knew the women's bath was only available at night, so I went in late, but there were only three washbasins. The water was so lukewarm I couldn't refill it, so I didn't need to. I probably won't stay here again. A lukewarm family bath. I don't even read manga. I was excited after seeing the photos, but the town is deserted.

The hotel is convenient and easy to find, with parking available nearby. Self-check-in is very convenient, the rooms are large and clean, and the breakfast included is plentiful.