Zekkeino Yado Inubohsaki Hotel

The room is very spacious and comfortable. It is divided into a living room and a bedroom. Through the living room, you can see the sea and Inubozaki Lighthouse in the distance. After eating in the morning, we went to catch the sea. The beach was covered with kelp and sea**** washed ashore by the sea. There were elderly people While picking up sea****, I went up to chat and asked if picking up sea**** would infringe on the rights of fishermen, so he was called the police. The old man said that if he couldn't go into the sea to pick up the fish that washed ashore, he could take it home. Now greedy thoughts came to his mind, and he picked up a lot of sea****. Satisfied with the craving for free food..., dinner and breakfast were both very sumptuous. I couldn't eat the desserts and packed them up in the room before forcefully stuffing them into my mouth at noon the next day. The hotel has electric frequency-assisted bicycles for rent. We spent 1,500 yen in two hours to circle around the Choshi Peninsula. We smelled the aroma of soy sauce on the way and suddenly realized that soybeans are abundant here. This area not only has delicious seafood, but also has many factories. Agriculture is also very developed. The famous soy sauce brand Matsu factory is located here. When we passed by by bicycle, we just missed the time period for visiting the soy sauce factory. We will leave our regrets for next time. Please remember that the time period is 11:00 every day. and 13:30, free to visit.

Unfortunately, the experience was not worth the price. I never felt uncomfortable with the staff's response. The view from the room was very good. I was prepared for the in-house facilities to be old, as I had heard from various other reviews, but it was old after all, and the fabric of the chairs by the sea-side window was so worn that the pattern had faded. If you had this chair at home, you would need to consider disposing of it, and it is not recommended for guests. There is a little dust on the table. ．． ．． Did you wipe it down first when cleaning? It was a Japanese-Western room, but I felt that the carpet in the Western-style room was suitable for wearing shoes. It was a bit luxurious for wearing with shoes on, but the soles of the feet feel rough and uncomfortable when worn barefoot. The sheets and futon were comfortable. Oh, the bedside lamp didn't turn on. I didn't contact the front desk because it was midnight, but I think they might have done something about it. Dinner was disappointing. The impression is that quantity is more important than quality. I found raw vegetables to be delicious. The presentation was also beautiful. There was nothing particularly noteworthy about the other dishes. Hmm. There was also monkfish hotpot. ．． ．． The portion was so large that I couldn't finish it. I grabbed some food and took it back to my room. The price of sake was relatively reasonable. The dining hall is a banquet hall. Breakfast was also at the same place. The table was a table with a cloth draped over the table where food is placed during buffet or buffet meals, so it was rather uninteresting. The staff's response was very good. I was satisfied with the breakfast buffet. The view from the men's bath was wonderful. I don't have much experience traveling to Chiba, but maybe it's because there isn't much competition?I don't know, but I felt that the content was not suitable for the price (over 20,000 yen). It's even more disappointing as the staff were very responsive. I imagine it must have been really difficult for everyone in the lodging industry as the corona vortex continued for a long time. I have written a lot of complaints, but I wish you all the best. As a side note, Choshi was a very good tourist destination.

Unlike before, the check-in was different from before, and the female staff was polite and friendly, and during the meal, the reasonably friendly female staff was flexible enough to take desserts home to the room (the coffee in the coffee bag that I was recommended to buy was also delicious) ). Overall, the standard of female staff was high. There were only Japanese-style rooms, so it was a bit difficult for me because I like beds (meaning there were no vacancies when I made the reservation), but I still enjoyed my stay. Just like last time, the food was perfect, the kaiseki-style dinner was excellent, and the squid sashimi for breakfast was of an extremely high standard. The bath was nice too, so I hope to stay for several nights next time.

When I sent the message, I received a warm and kind response. When not answering or attending, there is just the right amount of distance...the exquisite female staff. I want to go to Choshi again. At that time, I would like to stay here and take care of you.

We stayed with 4 adults and 1 child. There was a penguin near the entrance of the hotel, and my nephew was so happy! It's an old hotel and I don't have a clean image, but the bath was very nice, and although I ate in my room, the woman who brought me the meal was also very impressive, and the breakfast was delicious♪♪

It is located near Inubosaki. We saw penguins at the entrance. Part of the open-air bath was hot spring water, which was brown in color due to iron content. Furthermore, some of them are said to be free. Open from 5am, you can enjoy a bath while watching the sunrise. You can also view it from the rooftop. Unfortunately, there was a smoking area in the passageway to the bathroom, and the smell was leaking out. The food was a little large. tastes normal. The morning buffet was okay. The facilities are old and have been renovated for a while, but they were clean.

Dinner is really delicious. No fried food, and lots of seafood?! I didn't have high expectations because it was a cheap inn, but the food was incredibly delicious. For breakfast, there was dried sardines in mirin, pickled sardines, and tsukudani? It was so delicious that I had rice even though I usually prefer bread. They have sashimi and curry for breakfast, and the grilled fish is especially plentiful. The staff serves egg dishes, and I got an omelette when I stayed there. I was also happy to receive coffee to go to my room. The building is old, but the rooms and lobby were spacious and relaxing. There are also freebies on the website service, so it's a great deal. I'll definitely go again!

I booked two rooms connected in the summer. It was nice that it was spacious and had a view of the sea. The dinner was a standard dish for a seaside inn, and the taste was pretty good. However, I thought I had booked a different plan from the one that included abalone, but it came with abalone, so I wish they had explained the meal contents in more detail. Normally I would be happy, but I splurged on the butter-fried abalone at lunch, so I felt like I had lost out. The breakfast was a very ordinary buffet and there was nothing particularly noteworthy about it. The only thing that was delicious was the dried fish with mirin that you grill yourself. I thought the dining venue was a restaurant with a view of the sea as described on the website, but it was just a banquet hall with no windows, which was a negative point. Since I had come to stay at a seaside inn, I wanted to at least have breakfast with a view of the sea. The open-air bath in the large public bath was very comfortable and nice, but there was another negative point here. The cold bath was very lukewarm. It didn't help me relax at all lol. If you like saunas, be careful. Finally, we were very grateful that the room we stayed in was a smoking room, but when I looked at the website just now, it seems that smoking has been banned in such a short time. What a shame.