Shirako New Seaside Hotel

It's convenient to take the Kominato bus (with Wifi) from platform 4 right after getting off the grand staircase at Chiba Station for just 1,000 yen and 1 hour.(No reservations or advance tickets are required for the bus. You pay when you get off the bus, and you pay when you get on the return trip. In both cases, you use Suica to get on and off from the driver's seat.)When you arrive, the nearest bus stop to the hotel is on the premises and you can enter immediately.The location and access are very good.The rooms and large bath are showing their age, but there is nothing unclean about them. (There is only one type of bath in the large public bath, and you can reserve the open-air bath until 10pm.I think the view is better in the daytime.)I usually have trouble falling asleep at hotels and inns, but as soon as I finished dinner in the public bath, I fell asleep right on the futon. The hotel smells good...(^J^)The amount of dinner is large. It seems like women have a hard time finishing it all. There are many delicious local shellfish, as well as abalone and meat shabu-shabu. In these days of high prices, I am very satisfied with the accommodation with meals included at this price.Breakfast is a buffet. It's great to have so many Japanese and Western varieties. It's rare for tsukudani to be subdivided to minor levels, so I tried a wide variety, but all of the Japanese dishes are elaborate and delicious. Western food has a stable taste that is common to all hotels. Chocolate bread is delicious when baked.The sweet latte and milk from the drink bar will warm you up in the morning.The customer service was polite and it was easy to buy souvenirs.If I had to say, a student on a school trip? A college club group? (Probably the same people who were at the beach as described below) I was informed on the day that I was staying on the same day as the others, and the meal time was limited and it was a bit noisy. If you are interested, it may be better to inquire in advance and decide on a date and time.For me, there weren't that many negative points, so it was an inn that I would like to visit again. Please continue to do your best.…By the way, since the purpose of this trip was to see the sea (although the construction period for the beach was over), I took a 5-minute walk to Nakazato Beach before checking in.When I went up a short but steep slope, ``Bap!'' It is impressive to see the coastline spread out.Please do not enter the sea outside of the swimming period (from summer vacation to August 30th?)! There is a signboard that says, but is it a college club in the still hot mid-September sea? A large group of people and a family with children were swimming in the sea with parasols.Well, surfers and the like will come in during the winter, so even if something happens, it's open at your own risk.The waves and wind were quite strong that day, so I ended up walking along the beach, soaking only my ankles. Even if you're just going for a walk, the sand is soft and you'll have a hard time going up and down the first bank. I thought I should definitely come in flip-flops.By the way, there was only one thing on the beach that looked like the remains of fireworks.I thought it might be nice to see fireworks by the sea at night, but I'm worried about security unless I come in a group. lolThe location is in a complicated area, and it seems like you won't be able to see anything unless there's a light. (In a spiritual sense as well, fireworks are said to be a symbol of mourning for the dead.)The biggest problem is the constant sea breeze. A lighter or candle will probably extinguish it. I guess I managed to do it while shielding the chukka man and burner with my hands...However, it is not prohibited or you will be scolded, so if you want to try it, you can try it at your own risk (^_^;)

Being close to the sea, I was able to walk on the beach, and especially in the morning, the sound of the waves, the smell of the ocean, and the glare of the morning sun all made me feel like I was a child again, and it was a nostalgic moment.The food at the hotel was also very luxurious and delicious, and we had a luxurious time.

This is an inn where you can enter the hot springs from 5am.It's a good hot spring

I couldn't make plans until the last minute, so I quickly found it and visited.I don't think it's suitable for single people.I felt it would be perfect for families living in the Kanto area as it was close by and perfect for a family trip!The food was delicious, and the handwritten name plates were impressive and really made me feel at home.The location, food, private bath, and the fact that young couples also stay there.I felt that the good cost performance was also accepted.Also, I was drawn to the idea of ​​visiting in different seasons.