Mystays Hotels in Kamogawa

I used it for the first time this time. This is the second time in Asahikawa Sea World, but it was very fun, so this time I used this hotel to enjoy it for two days at a great price. The view from the room was great and I was impressed to see the beautiful Asahi. The room was clean and very clean. Also, the hot springs were great and I was able to spend a relaxing time. The staff was also great. I would like to repeat it again.

Stayed overnight in a semi-open-air room with children. I didn't notice it when looking at the photo, but the road in front of me has a strong presence, so if you're a woman, you might notice it. It's strange that the outdoor blinds are not on the front, but on the side for some reason. The room itself was functional and seemed to be well cleaned. In addition, at the restaurant, he responded to the request of my wife, who is sensitive to cold, and prepared a carpet under the sunken kotatsu, so I could enjoy my meal without worrying about the cold. The biggest feature of this inn is probably the bath. There are many types of public baths that I enjoyed, but the impact of Puro is more amazing than that. The weather was just right, but the Orion constellation was clearly visible, and the entrance to Sea World was lit up, so it was a very nice space. (I felt a little uncomfortable with people taking pictures with their smartphones.) You can use the parking lot even after checking out, so you can go to Sea World and enjoy leisure activities. I think it fits your needs.

Frankly the building is old. But there was a good thing to compensate for it. (goodness is late) ◆ bad point The room is a room like a student's school excursion or a training camp. The entrance to the room is also quite small. It seems that the drainage is insufficient, and the toilet (large) cannot flow. The public bath is white and cloudy. I couldn't see the walls and the scenery outside, and I was a little scared because I couldn't see 1,2m ahead. But there were several things to supplement the above, so it was ☆４. ◆ Good point Check in and check out at Asahikawa Sea World as a hotel guest privilege. And access is very convenient. Parking is free, and the sea world in the busy period may become a parking lot quite far away, but I am tired of playing and happy to be close. There are night tours for hotel guests and reservation frames for guests of discovery guidance (experience with animals). After the night tour, it was a new year, and I prepared hot lemonade. It was a little thick, but it was very delicious, and the body was warmed thanks to it. (Maybe a little smaller cups can be more delicious?) Discovery guidance is quite difficult to obtain in general. Even if you can enter the first place, the side where the hotel guest enters is closer to the sales office, so when you arrive at the sales office, the sea world hotel guest is already lined up. The sunrise and sunset scenery from the hotel was very clean. Because it was New Year's Day, there was decoration on the door and there was a orange and jelly in the room. The meal is a Viking, but there were few items made of business ingredients in a common hotel, and many items that I thought would have been made at the hotel were delicious. Sashimi, sashimi, scallop, and tempura were also good! The dessert pudding and the cake of the strawberry were delicious. I was happy that there was mango syrup pickles for breakfast, and mago tea pickles (sashimi tea pickles) were the best! Above all, the hotel person was able to use the Viking comfortably because he checked the beans and cleaned them. The hotel is old, but there was a point that I could supplement the color 々 and I was able to spend a good new year.

The hotel looked great on “paper”, however there is a lot that their web site is not up to date on, and a few other items that need mention. Their sister property, the Kamogawa Grand Hotel, clearly is the primary focus, as the Grand Tower, is being somewhat left behind in maintenance. The Lobby presents well, a little bit of a late 80’s vibe, but well maintained, bright. The accomdations, are in the middle floors of the hotel, the top and bottom floors are owner/ occupant. Exiting the elevator, the first thing I noticed - on floor 12 - was the carpets, totally stained. This followed in the hotel room, the carpets were stained throughout. The room was HUGE, kitchenette, fridge, washer/dryer, large bathroom. Wrap around balcony - I paid a little extra for an ocean view - glad I did - fantastic. So everything was in working order, just a bit dated (80’s again) and you can tell is starting to feel/ look its’ age. So, the ammenities, the pool and “European jacuzzi” - closed, not just for maintenance, they seem to be closed. The second floor, all that remains are some tables, a common area, and the public bath - that was in good working order, no “Supply store”. The restaurant has limited hours, and you need to make reservations. Breakfast is fine, but Japanese style (no surprises), but they would not accommodate an request for extra egg omelette, and lite on the fruit and vegetables. Dinner was AOK, service was modest, but pleasant. Limited Japanese menu, very expensive at that, not a course on there for under 30,000 Yen. lastly, their 33rd floor “Sky Bar” - closed, so no second restaurant / bar. You can run across the street to the grand, make use of their pool / Onsen, Bar and restaurant. However, their restaurant is buffet, again nice hotel pricey, and often booked solid. Would I stay here again - maybe, only if the grand was booked solid. Brute Spot - as you can imagine - the staff were super great!

In February 2022, the sixth wave of Covid-19 had started to ebb. I visited this ryokan in Amatsu-kominato on the southern seaside of the Boso Peninsular to enjoy a quiet stay and onsen bath. I had visited Amatsu-kominato before but it was the first time to stay at this ryokan. The ryokan was much larger than I had expected and was quite busy in spite of the pandemic. This was a surprise for me, as there were very few travelers at the sightseeing spots in the vicinity. It was a cold day and I enjoyed a quick bath in the rooftop public bath. I had ordered an early supper which was served in the guest tatami room I was staying. The southern seaside of the Boso Peninsular is a great place to enjoy fresh seafood and I was looking forward to the meal. I was not let down. Starting from a full set of appetizers using local seafood and including assorted fresh sashimi. the course also included a small grilled half lobster and a simmered red Kinme-dai (a local favorite). Although each dish was not that voluminous, I quickly became full leaving not much room for the red snapper rice and dessert at the end. I took an early bath (which opens from 5am) before breakfast served in one of their banquet rooms. They had quite a decent selection of western style dishes as well as local dishes to help yourself to. The staff were friendly and very efficient. Their room rate is higher than average, but well worth it to enjoy a relaxing break at a seaside onsen ryokan.

The building feels old, but it is renovated and clean inside. When checked in, the welcome dring, mini roll cake ２ service was good. I received a new rice Koshi Hikari ２㎏ in Chiba. I'm glad ～ !! The young woman at the front desk is also bright and the response is very good. The bath is underground but small. There is also a colorless transparent hot spring open-air bath, but it is free after ２１:００. The hot water temperature is a bit wet and unfortunate. The bath was in the room, but it was wide and sufficient. The meal is high level fresh fish. ISE shrimp was large and sweet, and other sashimi was also very good with enough amount. The breakfast was satisfactory. This sashimi is unique to Chiba, and it is because it is close to the sea.

With a stay at Gyominan Maruki Honkan in Kamogawa, you'll be near the beach, within a 5-minute drive of Kamogawa Sea World and Minamiboso Quasi-National Park. This ryokan is 0.5 mi (0.9 km) from Maebara Beach and 0.8 mi (1.2 km) from Kamogawa City Folk Museum.Full breakfasts are available daily from 8 AM to 9:30 AM for a fee.Featured amenities include luggage storage, an elevator, and microwave in a common area. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 6 air-conditioned rooms featuring minibars and flat-screen televisions. Rooms have private balconies. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected. Bathrooms have complimentary toiletries and slippers.

With a stay at Yado Nakaya in Kamogawa, you'll be within a 10-minute drive of Kamogawa Sea World and Minamiboso Quasi-National Park. This ryokan is 0.6 mi (0.9 km) from Amatsushinmei Shrine and 2.2 mi (3.6 km) from Kominato Onsen.Pamper yourself with onsite massages or take in the view from a garden.Featured amenities include complimentary newspapers in the lobby, luggage storage, and an elevator. A train station pick-up service is provided at no charge, and free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 36 guestrooms featuring minibars and flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected. Bathrooms have complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include safes and electric kettles, and housekeeping is provided daily.

I went very cheap with a non-designated room plan. I was worried about what kind of room, but I was able to do it on the top 4 floor. Maybe it's weekdays, but I'm very happy. Dinner and breakfast buffet were delicious. The front desk was polite and the restaurant was very polite and nice smile. The bath is probably renovated or new, and there is a hydrogen water server and it is very satisfying. The open-air bath outside had two small cherry blossom baths. The sea was a view from the room. It is cold in winter, but I want to go to summer.