Shirako New Seaside Hotel

The room is a Japanese-style room with tatami. It is very clean and tidy. It is very close to the beach and 7.11.

Every summer, many schools use this hotel for tennis and other training camps, so you need to make reservations early if you wish to stay overnight. Shirako is one of the many tennis courts in Kujukurihama, so this hotel may be just right for training camps. The food is delicious and the sea is nearby, so it's a fairly popular hotel, especially the open-air bath on the roof. At night, you can see beautiful stars, and the low price of the accommodation may be another reason for its popularity. The hotel staff were also very friendly.

The facility is quite old. It had a bath and toilet, but the washbasin was quite narrow, and when I looked up, was the ceiling moldy? Dirt and wallpaper were also peeling off. The futon was clean and the room was clean, but I think it is necessary to repair the conspicuous place. The food was just the right amount and delicious. For breakfast, it's fun to eat horse mackerel and fried eggs that you can bake yourself. It might be nice in warm weather. It's a high-quality hot spring, so if you want to take a leisurely bath, go to the bath on the first floor. Overall, it has a Showa chic atmosphere, so I think it's a hotel that can satisfy older people.

The facility is old. The doors are sliding doors, and although it is clean, the structure of the building has a sense of age. However, perhaps because of this, the price is very reasonable. You can stay alone for a weekend for just over 10,000 yen, enter the hot spring, and get two meals. What could you possibly be dissatisfied with? First of all, the hot spring water is very good. The bath contains iodine, which is rare nationwide, and it makes your skin smooth, and the temperature is just right, so you can soak in it for a long time. The food is the standard menu of the ryokan, but it also includes dishes that are typical of Chiba Prefecture, such as grilled horse mackerel, and it was delicious. I am satisfied. It is a 2-minute walk from the bus stop and a 7-Eleven is nearby, so it is convenient even if you don't have a car. It is about a 5-minute walk to the sea. The weather was not very good, so I ended up looking at the rough Kujukuri sea, but I never got bored of watching the waves. Looking at the hotels around it, the buildings are damaged and look rundown. I worry about how long the hot springs around here will last in the future. But I do hope that these hot springs with such good quality will be protected in the future.