"Contrary to its appearance, the interior was spacious. It was a decent location for taking photos of the first sunrise of the year in Choshi. The rooms weren't adjacent to each other, so I didn't have to worry about disturbing the neighbors. Plus, it was quiet."

"It may be unavoidable because the price is low, but it's a shame because the hotel has very poor hospitality. The image is of a casual person who came to stay at a relative's house. ⚫︎Room As soon as I entered the room, water was leaking from the ceiling. When I called the front desk, they said, "I'll check," instead of "I'll change your room," and an older man came in, humming, and asked, "Where are you?" and "Are you here to check on the front desk?" About 35 minutes passed before I changed rooms. When I entered the new room, it was obvious that the bed had been poorly made and the sheets were sticking out, and the comforter was sticking out of the sheets, and there were noticeable stains. I noticed it right away, but the hotel staff just turned a blind eye. I was disappointed to be lowered in rank, but Since the time for the online meeting had already passed, I had no choice but to start preparing for the meeting immediately. The batteries in the TV remote control were old and I had to reinsert them in order to use them. There were no tissues... (hard paper napkins for some reason) which was inconvenient. ⚫︎Bath There's a set of cosmetics on the 10th floor, but for some reason there aren't any on the 1st floor. The door is broken and there is no sign of repair (I can feel the age of the poster) ⚫︎Rice Floor staff have limited field of vision I thought it would be a morning and evening buffet, but if it's a course meal, you should ask about allergies at check-in. It's rude to react like it's a pain on the first day. Day 2: It says plum chirimen rice, but I was served Yukari rice, so when I checked, I made some strange excuse, and by the time I finished eating, a dish I had forgotten called plum chirimen came out lol. It was really unreasonable for me to become a complainer every time I checked because I had so many unpleasant things for two days in a row. By the way, there is curry for breakfast, but for some reason there is no spoon (do people in Chiba eat it with chopsticks?) ⚫︎Front Generally, I am slow to answer the phone. After about 30 calls, I finally got it, and all I could say was ``Hello.'' ⚫︎There are no coin laundry machines or cleaning services these days. I didn't have enough clothes so I had no choice but to go shopping. ⚫︎As an apology, I was given a free drink at dinner on the first day...but that wasn't the case. I was planning on bringing someone with me, but I'm glad I came alone. I wanted to extend my stay, but it's not possible here. ⚫︎The good thing is that The room facing the sea had a beautiful morning sun. Also, there is a water server on each floor. that's all"

"The entire building is non-smoking, and the smoking area has been closed since this year. It's a shame there's no morning bath, and tissues are not free and must be purchased at the front desk."

"Perhaps because it was recently built, I really liked the facilities. The staff were friendly, and the parking lot was spacious, which was great."

"I went there a few years after the earthquake. Actually, I think it was around 2016? I went with my family on a support trip, but there were still places where the scars of the earthquake remained. There were educational displays about disaster prevention scattered throughout the area, which was very informative. The food was delicious, with plenty of seafood. Some of the restaurant dishes were self-service, but the main courses were brought to our table. It was unfortunate that we ended up sitting with a group of classmates having a reunion. It was quite noisy. Our room had a seaside view, a low bed, and a calm, atmospheric feel, making it very comfortable. The staff also maintained a nice, appropriate distance."