Name: Kamogawa Country Hotel
Address: 2607 Izumi, Kamogawa, Chiba 296-0045, Japan
Rating: 7.8

Saitaniya Ryoma

For a road trip to the Boso Peninsula, I used the plan starting October 8, 2024 (Tuesday) for 1 night and 2 days with buffet breakfast included.I stopped at Kamogawa Sea World before heading there, but the visibility was poor and I had to drive uphill with narrow curves, so I had to be careful when driving.We had planned to arrive around 6pm, but due to the drizzling weather, we had to cancel other sightseeing plans, parked our car in the spacious parking lot, and checked in around 3pm.There was a sign at the entrance of the hotel that said, ``Please carry your own golf bag during this time.'' I thought, ``This hotel is understaffed and the service is inadequate.''At the time of check-in, there was only one male staff member at the front desk, and the unfriendly and clerical response was disappointing. ``Please read these precautions when using the facility.'' I was given a note and a room key, and the check-in was completed. I don't think it's good for a service industry to have one room key for two people, a man and a woman.The living room and bedroom are separated by a wall, and each room has its own air conditioner and TV, so it was easy to use and I was able to sleep soundly at night.However, the cleaning was not thorough, the windows were dirty, there was dust everywhere in the room, and the clothes of the previous night's guests were left in the drawers, which was very disappointing.There is a large public bath, but no sauna. Towels and bath towels are provided in the changing room, so you can use them empty-handed from your room, but the lights in the hotel are turned off at 10pm, so you cannot use them after that, and you can't use them in the morning either. I can't.The breakfast buffet wasn't that great (it was on the same level as hotels that offer free breakfast), so we recommend that you do some shopping at a convenience store or supermarket before checking in and use the room-only plan. I will. (Microwave ovens seem to be available in front of the elevators on each floor.)By the way, I think it was because there were few customers on weekdays, but there was only one female staff member at the breakfast venue. This staff member greeted me enthusiastically with a big smile and was very friendly.Overall, I think this is a cheap and convenient hotel for golfers. However, if you use it for sightseeing in the Boso Peninsula area, will the fun memories of that day be erased? There is a possibility that something will happen.

YZ N

The room is very spacious. The living room and bedroom are separate, and the bathroom is separate from the toilet, so it feels like an apartment room.Especially if you have a child who can't take diapers, you won't be able to use the large bath, so I think it's good to have a bathroom with a proper washing area.I stayed here before going to Kamogawa Sea World, not for golf purposes.Dinner was delicious with beef shabu at the restaurant. The amount was just right, or a little too much. The pot pudding at the end was also delicious.All the staff at the restaurant were friendly and attentive and made us feel comfortable.In the morning, we had a buffet in the competition room, and it was great to be able to make our own seafood bowl.It's cheap and I get repeat orders.It may be a place that manages efficiently by attracting both golfers and general customers.When going to Accordia for golf, it's packed, there's a lot of waiting time, the lunch break is long, and it's late and expensive. Even though I didn't have a very good impression, this hotel gave me a completely different impression.

かわちょあすか

This is the only hotel I was able to book in Kamogawa during the summer. This was a review I found when I used a map to check the location of the hotel with no advance information on the plan that included breakfast.It turns out that it is quite deep in the mountains and that you cannot eat dinner unless you make a reservation.Before the sun sets, I buy gyudon at Sukiya in town and beer at a convenience store, then head to the hotel using the navigation system.The extremely narrow mountain path and falling rocks along the way are quite unsettling.I was nervous, wondering if I was being drawn into a parallel world that I didn't know about. There were no oncoming cars. Can I wear it? ?After passing through a narrow tunnel, a large hotel suddenly appeared, and it was a relief to be able to stay in front of a large parking lot.It was a golf course hotel.Check in at the front desk where the switch is in off mode.I entered the room with no one else around.As the reviews say, it's surprisingly spacious.The living room, bedroom, and bathroom were each separated by a door.It can't be helped that the toilet is an old type. It doesn't lock automatically, so you have to remember to lock it when you leave the room.Of course, the public bath is reserved for private use, and the large locker room is also suitable for golf.There is a big proviso that you should never open the windows in your guest room because insects and bees can get in there.I was convinced that there were already many large moths crashing outside the window.Like me, I came in at night without knowing anything about frozen food and served dinner to refugees.It's very reassuring that the last stronghold is preparing!The breakfast seemed to be smaller than the buffets at other hotels, but the food was delicious. However, for this menu, I wanted grain mustard instead of just ketchup.When I checked out, the large parking lot was almost full.It seemed like it was mainly used for golf.I will visit again if I have a chance.

渡部清美

I decided to take my dog on a trip to Tateyama...My husband said, ``If we go to Chiba, I want to play golf,'' so we stayed at a country hotel. There is only one room where dogs can stay. It happened to be empty, so I was lucky.The room was spacious and the dog was happy, but the floor was somehow dirty in some places.The hotel is for people who play golf, so it's not barrier-free, and there are no handrails in the toilets or baths, and because I have bad legs, I couldn't sit in the public bath. It is not suitable for people with bad legs or back.However, not only people who play golf stay here, but also small children and people who have played at other facilities, so I would appreciate it if the facility was a little more barrier-free.Although the check-out time was extended, I was surprised when the cleaning staff came in.

Saitaniya Ryoma

For a road trip to the Boso Peninsula, I used the plan starting October 8, 2024 (Tuesday) for 1 night and 2 days with buffet breakfast included.I stopped at Kamogawa Sea World before heading there, but the visibility was poor and I had to drive uphill with narrow curves, so I had to be careful when driving.We had planned to arrive around 6pm, but due to the drizzling weather, we had to cancel other sightseeing plans, parked our car in the spacious parking lot, and checked in around 3pm.There was a sign at the entrance of the hotel that said, ``Please carry your own golf bag during this time.'' I thought, ``This hotel is understaffed and the service is inadequate.''At the time of check-in, there was only one male staff member at the front desk, and the unfriendly and clerical response was disappointing. ``Please read these precautions when using the facility.'' I was given a note and a room key, and the check-in was completed. I don't think it's good for a service industry to have one room key for two people, a man and a woman.The living room and bedroom are separated by a wall, and each room has its own air conditioner and TV, so it was easy to use and I was able to sleep soundly at night.However, the cleaning was not thorough, the windows were dirty, there was dust everywhere in the room, and the clothes of the previous night's guests were left in the drawers, which was very disappointing.There is a large public bath, but no sauna. Towels and bath towels are provided in the changing room, so you can use them empty-handed from your room, but the lights in the hotel are turned off at 10pm, so you cannot use them after that, and you can't use them in the morning either. I can't.The breakfast buffet wasn't that great (it was on the same level as hotels that offer free breakfast), so we recommend that you do some shopping at a convenience store or supermarket before checking in and use the room-only plan. I will. (Microwave ovens seem to be available in front of the elevators on each floor.)By the way, I think it was because there were few customers on weekdays, but there was only one female staff member at the breakfast venue. This staff member greeted me enthusiastically with a big smile and was very friendly.Overall, I think this is a cheap and convenient hotel for golfers. However, if you use it for sightseeing in the Boso Peninsula area, will the fun memories of that day be erased? There is a possibility that something will happen.

YZ N

The room is very spacious. The living room and bedroom are separate, and the bathroom is separate from the toilet, so it feels like an apartment room.Especially if you have a child who can't take diapers, you won't be able to use the large bath, so I think it's good to have a bathroom with a proper washing area.I stayed here before going to Kamogawa Sea World, not for golf purposes.Dinner was delicious with beef shabu at the restaurant. The amount was just right, or a little too much. The pot pudding at the end was also delicious.All the staff at the restaurant were friendly and attentive and made us feel comfortable.In the morning, we had a buffet in the competition room, and it was great to be able to make our own seafood bowl.It's cheap and I get repeat orders.It may be a place that manages efficiently by attracting both golfers and general customers.When going to Accordia for golf, it's packed, there's a lot of waiting time, the lunch break is long, and it's late and expensive. Even though I didn't have a very good impression, this hotel gave me a completely different impression.

かわちょあすか

This is the only hotel I was able to book in Kamogawa during the summer. This was a review I found when I used a map to check the location of the hotel with no advance information on the plan that included breakfast.It turns out that it is quite deep in the mountains and that you cannot eat dinner unless you make a reservation.Before the sun sets, I buy gyudon at Sukiya in town and beer at a convenience store, then head to the hotel using the navigation system.The extremely narrow mountain path and falling rocks along the way are quite unsettling.I was nervous, wondering if I was being drawn into a parallel world that I didn't know about. There were no oncoming cars. Can I wear it? ?After passing through a narrow tunnel, a large hotel suddenly appeared, and it was a relief to be able to stay in front of a large parking lot.It was a golf course hotel.Check in at the front desk where the switch is in off mode.I entered the room with no one else around.As the reviews say, it's surprisingly spacious.The living room, bedroom, and bathroom were each separated by a door.It can't be helped that the toilet is an old type. It doesn't lock automatically, so you have to remember to lock it when you leave the room.Of course, the public bath is reserved for private use, and the large locker room is also suitable for golf.There is a big proviso that you should never open the windows in your guest room because insects and bees can get in there.I was convinced that there were already many large moths crashing outside the window.Like me, I came in at night without knowing anything about frozen food and served dinner to refugees.It's very reassuring that the last stronghold is preparing!The breakfast seemed to be smaller than the buffets at other hotels, but the food was delicious. However, for this menu, I wanted grain mustard instead of just ketchup.When I checked out, the large parking lot was almost full.It seemed like it was mainly used for golf.I will visit again if I have a chance.

渡部清美

I decided to take my dog on a trip to Tateyama...My husband said, ``If we go to Chiba, I want to play golf,'' so we stayed at a country hotel. There is only one room where dogs can stay. It happened to be empty, so I was lucky.The room was spacious and the dog was happy, but the floor was somehow dirty in some places.The hotel is for people who play golf, so it's not barrier-free, and there are no handrails in the toilets or baths, and because I have bad legs, I couldn't sit in the public bath. It is not suitable for people with bad legs or back.However, not only people who play golf stay here, but also small children and people who have played at other facilities, so I would appreciate it if the facility was a little more barrier-free.Although the check-out time was extended, I was surprised when the cleaning staff came in.

Saitaniya Ryoma

For a road trip to the Boso Peninsula, I used the plan starting October 8, 2024 (Tuesday) for 1 night and 2 days with buffet breakfast included.I stopped at Kamogawa Sea World before heading there, but the visibility was poor and I had to drive uphill with narrow curves, so I had to be careful when driving.We had planned to arrive around 6pm, but due to the drizzling weather, we had to cancel other sightseeing plans, parked our car in the spacious parking lot, and checked in around 3pm.There was a sign at the entrance of the hotel that said, ``Please carry your own golf bag during this time.'' I thought, ``This hotel is understaffed and the service is inadequate.''At the time of check-in, there was only one male staff member at the front desk, and the unfriendly and clerical response was disappointing. ``Please read these precautions when using the facility.'' I was given a note and a room key, and the check-in was completed. I don't think it's good for a service industry to have one room key for two people, a man and a woman.The living room and bedroom are separated by a wall, and each room has its own air conditioner and TV, so it was easy to use and I was able to sleep soundly at night.However, the cleaning was not thorough, the windows were dirty, there was dust everywhere in the room, and the clothes of the previous night's guests were left in the drawers, which was very disappointing.There is a large public bath, but no sauna. Towels and bath towels are provided in the changing room, so you can use them empty-handed from your room, but the lights in the hotel are turned off at 10pm, so you cannot use them after that, and you can't use them in the morning either. I can't.The breakfast buffet wasn't that great (it was on the same level as hotels that offer free breakfast), so we recommend that you do some shopping at a convenience store or supermarket before checking in and use the room-only plan. I will. (Microwave ovens seem to be available in front of the elevators on each floor.)By the way, I think it was because there were few customers on weekdays, but there was only one female staff member at the breakfast venue. This staff member greeted me enthusiastically with a big smile and was very friendly.Overall, I think this is a cheap and convenient hotel for golfers. However, if you use it for sightseeing in the Boso Peninsula area, will the fun memories of that day be erased? There is a possibility that something will happen.