KAMENOI HOTEL KUJUKURI

It may be unavoidable because the price is low, but it's a shame because the hotel has very poor hospitality. The image is of a casual person who came to stay at a relative's house. ⚫︎Room As soon as I entered the room, water was leaking from the ceiling. When I called the front desk, they said, "I'll check," instead of "I'll change your room," and an older man came in, humming, and asked, "Where are you?" and "Are you here to check on the front desk?" About 35 minutes passed before I changed rooms. When I entered the new room, it was obvious that the bed had been poorly made and the sheets were sticking out, and the comforter was sticking out of the sheets, and there were noticeable stains. I noticed it right away, but the hotel staff just turned a blind eye. I was disappointed to be lowered in rank, but Since the time for the online meeting had already passed, I had no choice but to start preparing for the meeting immediately. The batteries in the TV remote control were old and I had to reinsert them in order to use them. There were no tissues... (hard paper napkins for some reason) which was inconvenient. ⚫︎Bath There's a set of cosmetics on the 10th floor, but for some reason there aren't any on the 1st floor. The door is broken and there is no sign of repair (I can feel the age of the poster) ⚫︎Rice Floor staff have limited field of vision I thought it would be a morning and evening buffet, but if it's a course meal, you should ask about allergies at check-in. It's rude to react like it's a pain on the first day. Day 2: It says plum chirimen rice, but I was served Yukari rice, so when I checked, I made some strange excuse, and by the time I finished eating, a dish I had forgotten called plum chirimen came out lol. It was really unreasonable for me to become a complainer every time I checked because I had so many unpleasant things for two days in a row. By the way, there is curry for breakfast, but for some reason there is no spoon (do people in Chiba eat it with chopsticks?) ⚫︎Front Generally, I am slow to answer the phone. After about 30 calls, I finally got it, and all I could say was ``Hello.'' ⚫︎There are no coin laundry machines or cleaning services these days. I didn't have enough clothes so I had no choice but to go shopping. ⚫︎As an apology, I was given a free drink at dinner on the first day...but that wasn't the case. I was planning on bringing someone with me, but I'm glad I came alone. I wanted to extend my stay, but it's not possible here. ⚫︎The good thing is that The room facing the sea had a beautiful morning sun. Also, there is a water server on each floor. that's all

The hotel is very good and is a local Japanese hotel chain. It is not well known in China. The facilities are good and the scenery is unparalleled, but the air conditioner in the room is very loud.

The Pacific Ocean spread out across the room's large windows, and that alone was worth staying at this hotel. Sunset, sunrise, starry sky I was very grateful for the kind dining staff and the night service.

It took an hour to check in at the front desk, which I hated, but I was able to stay cheaply using Tribaco, so I was satisfied. I ordered a separate sashimi platter and it was delicious. I'm satisfied

All rooms have an ocean view, and the ripples of Kujukuri are pleasant. The rooms are clean and the beds are comfortable. If the weather is clear, you can see the sunrise on the horizon. The observation bath on the 10th floor is also recommended. It was a brownish, salty hot spring. Today's Asahi plan for dinner was satisfying with a large number of items and delicious taste. The location is only accessible by car. A pigeon is building a nest above the front door. I was worried that feces might fall out.

I stayed for the first time on my first visit. Located by the sea, the view from the room is ocean view. The management of Kanpo no Yado has been decided to be transferred from next spring, so the staff is somewhat unenergetic. The building itself was modern and eye-catching when it was first built, but it has deteriorated over time and there are some parts that remind you of the Showa period. I was very satisfied with the two dinners (Kujukuri set meal and steak gozen) that were both large and well seasoned. However, compared to that, the breakfast menu of the buffet had a complete set of menus, but there was nothing to highlight (there was sashimi in a small bowl), which was not good enough. The public bath is divided into 1F and 10F, and only the 10F is for guests. On the 1st floor, there were many locals who took a day trip bath, and about 80% of them were locals. The cascading hot water was left in a broken condition (both men and women!) and seemed unwilling to repair it. Why didn't you install a sauna in such a vast space? It's a pity. The 10th floor is for hotel guests only, but there is only a small open-air bath that can be filled with 2-3 people. Adjacent to the open-air bath, there is a fairly large deck where you can rest, but it was cold, so no one used it. I felt that it would be a waste if I turned this into an open-air bath, as it would sell well. The Japanese-Western style room I stayed in was spacious enough, but I was worried that the floor on the balcony hadn't been cleaned and was dirty (and I was able to use wifi without stress). Also, the heating is too effective and the air in the room is dry, which makes you thirsty. It was too hard to sleep, so I turned off the air conditioning for the second night and it was just fine. As a smoker, when I stay in a non-smoking room, I always look for a smoking corner, but there were only two places, one in front of the large public bath on the 1st floor and the other in the back of the restaurant on the 2nd floor (the 2nd floor cannot be used except when the restaurant is open). The smoking area on the 1st floor is a slightly dirty space, and a draft enters and fights against the cold. It seemed that there was a change in management rights from the next fiscal year, and it seemed that the areas that seemed to require improvement were left untouched until then without spending money. It was an inn that I wanted to expect how much it would improve after the management changed.

I chose this place because my companion wanted to see the sunrise and sunset. There is a shuttle bus from the nearest station, but I have to wait 30 minutes to go and 40 minutes to return. There is nothing even in front of Asahi station, so it's not too short to go somewhere, so I spend half-time. The inn is conspicuously dilapidated, but within an acceptable range. The day-use hot spring on the first floor cannot be used because the open-air bath for men was damaged by bees, so we went to the bath with a view 10 times. The men's bath was not crowded, so it's enough here. The room was a Western-style twin room and was spacious enough, but there was no air conditioning at this time of year, so the room was hot as a whole. The meal plan with the fewest items (even though it was hard to finish) was enough and the taste was good. If you become a member, it was good to get one drink and a free gift (handbag) on your birthday month. It seems that Kanpo no Yado will be sold next year, but I hope they will do their best under the new management system.

かんぽの宿から変わったので効率化、簡素化は要所要所でわかりました。 しかし朝・夕の食事は変わらず美味しかったです。 夕食の料理は適温で持ってきてくれるし、朝食のパンは前より種類が増えて美味しそうなパンが増えたようにも思います。 旭市は野菜や*も豊富なようで美味しい生*やスクランブルエッグがいただけました。美味しいお刺身もありました。 食堂で働いている方は若い方は少ないようですが、みなさんテキパキとしていてよく気がきいていて、飲み物や料理を運ぶタイミングなどもとても素晴らしかったです。