Kisarazu Hotels with Parking

The outlet mall is within walking distance, and there are supermarkets, Starbucks, and many restaurants nearby, so the location was great! The hotel was only built a few years ago, so it was very clean and comfortable to stay in. The LCD TV was wall-mounted, so it was great to be able to watch it while lying in bed ^ ^

The second stay, service five-star, comfortable room, convenient bus travel, more Chinese on the day, breakfast specializes in opening the Chinese food area, the price is more expensive!

It's pretty good. People usually don't come to Kisarazu for tourism. Overall, it's very convenient. The hotel is right outside the station, and there are convenience stores and meals nearby. After all, it's not a big city, and the choices are limited, but it's enough for a two-day stay.

While there are few business hotels with large communal baths, there are all stores in the route inn, so I used it. I was going to stay in Kanagawa during the spring break, but I chose Kisarazu because the price was up many times as usual. I was very clean and satisfied. Another reason for the route inn is breakfast. There are many hotels with breakfast like a bonus, but you can be satisfied here

It's close to Tokyo Bay and beautiful including the night view. About 15 minutes to Kisarazu station There is a convenience store nearby, and there are many places where meals close early You need to be careful. The parking lot is complete, and it may be good for the night before golf.

Although the room is small and a little distance from the subway station, it is really clean and comfortable. If it is an evening flight to Haneda, it is really highly recommended! At the Jingcheng Putian Station, after getting down, walk to the flyover, take the elevator downstairs, and then walk to the right. When you see a crossroad, turn left and go straight and you will be there! We asked the locals at that time. Although they don’t speak English, they brought us downstairs to the hotel. It was really heartwarming when we first arrived in Japan. There is also a convenience store downstairs, which is quite convenient, but the road is relatively quiet. Are girls traveling alone or be careful

We stayed for three nights in total, staying in two rooms respectively. Although the room did not feel big, it was well-equipped. There were two rooms in total. One room had two double beds and the other room was a tatami room with a projection TV separated from wet and dry. bathrooms and restrooms. There are large supermarkets, restaurants, convenience stores, and McDonald's nearby Kisarazu Mitsui outlet and Minsheng Community. It is very suitable for self-driving travel. There is a parking space of your own room in front of the hotel. One parking space per room.  When checking into the hotel, you need to use a tablet to upload each guest's name, personal information, passport number, and a passport photo and a face photo. This is more inconvenient because the staff found that the photos were blurry and needed to be re-taken and the information was incomplete and needed to be re-entered. Each check-in took half an hour or more (six of us)! I have uploaded basic information on my computer before departure, and it will take more than half an hour to enter other information after arrival. I stayed in Lotte Group hotels for a total of five nights during the seven-night trip. I feel that I spent a lot of time on this tablet. On the computer, I hope the hotel will change the check-in procedure.

Close to the subway station, the hotel has complete facilities and good service. Close to the subway station, the hotel has complete facilities and good service. Close to the subway station, the hotel has complete facilities and good service. Close to the subway station, the hotel has complete facilities and good service.

Despite Golden Week, it was good because I was able to stay at a low price and had the necessary amenities. The bath was a bit small with the toilet, but I think this price is acceptable. It wasn't too far from the station.

The hotel is very large, by the sea, indoor and outdoor hot spring swimming pools, very suitable for family fun, beautiful environment, especially the invincible view of the hot springs and sauna rooms in the sunset is very good! The breakfast and dinner are rich in variety, and they are full of Japanese and Western styles. The location of the hotel is a bit further away, but there is a free shuttle bus at the east exit of Kisarazu train station. (I used Ctrip's automatic customer service to be told that the hotel does not have a shuttle bus. I took a taxi to the hotel, and I saw a free shuttle bus from the hotel to Kisarazu train station at the hotel reception desk)