"Hotel Review Although it's close to the station, there are only a convenience store and a family restaurant nearby, and the local supermarket is open until 9 PM. Kimitsu can feel a bit lonely at night. The hotel appears to have been converted from a former apartment building, and the first-floor bathroom is unlocked and has been converted into a unit bath. Napkins were provided. A welcome drink was only offered once. There was also instant miso soup and hot chocolate, but I wondered if I could drink them. Free coffee was provided, which was helpful. Breakfast was scheduled to start at 6:30 AM, but the breakfast voucher said it actually started at 6:15 AM. I wish they had told me. The variety of Japanese food was extensive and satisfying. They also had grated yam. The plain curry wasn't very tasty. I knew the women's bath was only available at night, so I went in late, but there were only three washbasins. The water was so lukewarm I couldn't refill it, so I didn't need to. I probably won't stay here again. A lukewarm family bath. I don't even read manga. I was excited after seeing the photos, but the town is deserted."

"I had no problems staying there without meals."

"It's great because you can even do karaoke! There's also an arcade, table tennis, and a manga corner!"

"The hotel has a great location, a large public bath, and includes breakfast. It's very affordable and offers excellent value for money."

"It has a family-run hotel feel, with some areas for parent-child activities. The free hot spring baths are not open-air; all open-air hot springs require a fee and reservation. The breakfast is so-so."

"This inn is worth the trip. I was unable to let them know i would have a late check in. However when I arrived they served me dinner within a couple minutes, which i was not expecting. Amazing dishes, amazing facilities, and the most beautiful location. Theres a really nice niche karaoke bar nearby too if your into that sort of thing. 10/10 recommend."

"There are few smoking areas around the station, so it's great to have a room where you can smoke. The breakfast was substantial. There aren't many shops in the area, so it's great."

"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."