Business Hotels in Kisarazu

The first business trip this year was at Kisarazu Washington Hotel. This time I made a reservation just before, so only a single room was available and I used this one. Last year, I was partly dissatisfied with the response of the front desk staff, but this time it was a very polite response. I think it depends on people, but check-in was pleasant. Even in the single room, the bathroom space was large and there was a washroom. The bathtub also lowered its posture a little, but I was able to soak up to my shoulders and heal my body. It seems that I will use it multiple times this year.

Use it when working in Kisarazu. There are rotary sushi and a little high rotary sushi within walking distance, and seven more. Because it is far from Kisarazu station, there are many customers who use cars, and even on weekdays, parking was almost full at midnight. There is only a top-class new hotel around Kisarazu station, and there is a feeling of color 々 clean and stable. I stayed at the hotel around Kisarazu for about 2 other things, but it is definitely here to repeat. New is all. Other hotels are old, so if the amount does not change so much, there is no doubt for those who choose new. Coffee is on the first floor and can drink. Breakfast had a different menu every day. It is a new hotel that doesn't care about the part of the labor cost. Coin laundry is also 500 yen and dry. There is also a large bath, but it may be better to think that this is Omake. Impression used by people who wore work, students and parents, but there were foreigners. I will stay here next time I use Kisarazu.

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

I stayed for a month with the help of my daughter living in Kisarazu after giving birth. I could see Mt. Fuji from the room, and Mt. Fuji at sunset was very beautiful. In addition, I could see the traffic of cargo ships along the sea and the night view of Kawasaki and Kimitsu. There are some elderly people at the front desk, and although there are few words, I am very grateful for your kind response. I felt great, such as the response to the sudden failure of the boiler. It's an old hotel with a long history, but the cleaning was well done and I was able to spend a month comfortably. Thank you very much.