オーシャンリゾート館山 プールハウス

Below are the notes and requestsThe official website does not specify the pet fee, but when I made the reservation, I found out that it was 3,000 yen per night and 6,000 yen for two days! When I checked for pet amenities, I was told that there were none.This is the first time I've ever been in a place where pets are allowed and they just charge the fee and don't make any preparations.I wish it was written on the price list on the official website from the beginning.I could still compare it with other accommodations...There will also be a deposit of around 18,000 yen in case your dog makes a mess. If nothing happens, you will receive a refund at a later date.You cannot fill up the bath while hot water is being supplied to the jacuzzi, which is a problem when staying with a large number of people.There are two toilets, but there is no place to wash your hands inside.There is a sink in the changing room in front of the bathroom, so if someone is taking a bath, you will have to wash your hands in the kitchen.I asked for an explanation of the sauna at the reception desk in the administration building, but it was a different model than the actual one, and the instructions provided in the room were different.I don't have a manual for the IH stove, so when I turn it on, it lights up and flashes, but I had trouble figuring out how to use it.When you want hot water for coffee or cup noodles, it's a pain to boil it on the stove, and since it's not a piping kettle, it's a problem if you're not nearby, so please have an electric kettle.The website said there was a sofa bed, but it was a regular sofa, so if you sit on it as a sofa, it's fine, but if you sit on the floor and lean on the sofa, it's dangerous because it doesn't have a non-slip surface.It says that up to 12 people can stay, but I think it would be best to stay with 5 to 6 adults and several children.I thought the official website would be the best place to find out the details, but it doesn't mention things like pet accommodation, so I think it's best to check out sites like Yahoo Travel and Jalan before making a reservation.I'm glad that the kids had fun playing in the pool this time, but we were only able to schedule it during the most expensive period, and it was a pain to spend over 400,000 yen for a room without meals.Next time, I will look for a place to stay that has an open-air bath, meals, and a dog run.

It was a little expensive, but you can rent the whole building so you don't have to worry about the surroundings.I made some good memories with my family.

Used by the family. The moment you enter the building, you feel excited as you feel like you are in a luxurious villa. The kids were jumping into the quickie pool. There are also goods such as giant cooler boxes, buckets for fireworks, and mosquito repellent incense. There are quite a few insects floating in the pool the next day. Clean online. Hammocks are also fun. As for things to bring with you, it's best to have a float, a beach ball, and a water gun. There are also mini tents in the grass area. The only disappointing thing was that the inside of the jacuzzi bathtub was rough with hot water stains. Overall, I was satisfied.

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Used with friends and family.Since you can use the entire house, you can relax while maintaining your privacy.The sauna and seaside area are highly rated.The large outdoor gas grill and covered terrace make it safe for a potluck BBQ.It's close to the pool and jacuzzi, so even small children can keep an eye on it.Although highly ratedI am concerned about the lack of cleanliness in the room. The interior is easy to see dust, so please be careful, and the price is a little high, probably because the facilities are well equipped.I guess it's because of the higher location than that.Oh, the German beer they serve is really delicious!

Below are the notes and requestsThe official website does not specify the pet fee, but when I made the reservation, I found out that it was 3,000 yen per night and 6,000 yen for two days! When I checked for pet amenities, I was told that there were none.This is the first time I've ever been in a place where pets are allowed and they just charge the fee and don't make any preparations.I wish it was written on the price list on the official website from the beginning.I could still compare it with other accommodations...There will also be a deposit of around 18,000 yen in case your dog makes a mess. If nothing happens, you will receive a refund at a later date.You cannot fill up the bath while hot water is being supplied to the jacuzzi, which is a problem when staying with a large number of people.There are two toilets, but there is no place to wash your hands inside.There is a sink in the changing room in front of the bathroom, so if someone is taking a bath, you will have to wash your hands in the kitchen.I asked for an explanation of the sauna at the reception desk in the administration building, but it was a different model than the actual one, and the instructions provided in the room were different.I don't have a manual for the IH stove, so when I turn it on, it lights up and flashes, but I had trouble figuring out how to use it.When you want hot water for coffee or cup noodles, it's a pain to boil it on the stove, and since it's not a piping kettle, it's a problem if you're not nearby, so please have an electric kettle.The website said there was a sofa bed, but it was a regular sofa, so if you sit on it as a sofa, it's fine, but if you sit on the floor and lean on the sofa, it's dangerous because it doesn't have a non-slip surface.It says that up to 12 people can stay, but I think it would be best to stay with 5 to 6 adults and several children.I thought the official website would be the best place to find out the details, but it doesn't mention things like pet accommodation, so I think it's best to check out sites like Yahoo Travel and Jalan before making a reservation.I'm glad that the kids had fun playing in the pool this time, but we were only able to schedule it during the most expensive period, and it was a pain to spend over 400,000 yen for a room without meals.Next time, I will look for a place to stay that has an open-air bath, meals, and a dog run.