Hotels in Kimitsu

"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."

"Great place for traditional Japanese onsen. Lovely breakfast and dinner. Great views of the dam and sunrise."

"The room was clean. There wasn't much variety for food, but it was tasty. You can eat grated yam, okra, natto, and onsen*, which go well with rice. It's close to Kimitsu Station, so it's convenient for going to Mother Farm or the Tokyo Bay Ferry in Kanaya first thing in the morning."

"Front desk staff is very helpful Simple Breakfast is served, few mins away from the convenience store"

"We really enjoy their hot spring, especially the sauna. For dinner and breakfast, there is a wide variety of choices, and you won't be disappointed. However, one downside is that they don't speak English, which can be a challenge."

"For Hotel near the station, it's very affordable with clean room and also has various breakfast menu! It is recommended to stay here if you want to go to Kimitsu."

"The bed and pillows were both very comfortable. There are five rooftop open-air baths, each with its own unique character. While the paid Amaterasu no Yu is a bit pricey, the other free ones are equally good and I slept very well. There aren't many restaurants nearby, and it's about a 10-minute walk to a local shop. One place I like is OISHINBO hajimenchi, which is delicious and affordable. If the weather is nice, you can take the bus to Futtsu Park to see the ocean—perfect for those who enjoy a quieter stay and want to fully experience the local atmosphere. The owner of the nearby izakaya, Etsu-chan, is very friendly and welcoming. It's a long-established establishment, and if you have no language barriers, you'll have a great time chatting."