Shirako Hotel Guide - Shirako Hot Spring hotels in Shirako, Japan.

"鍋の持ち手が無かったり、食器乾燥機でもあるといいなと思いました。キャンプテントのような部屋がとても素敵でした。布団もとても気持ちが良かったです。"

"This property is wonderful and feels very safe!"

"設備が最新でテレビやお風呂も大きく 快適でした。 子供たちはプールに大はしゃぎでした。 トイレが2つあったり動線も考えられていてよかったです。 到着時にはすでに冷房がついていて助かりました。 近くにコンビニはありましたが、 近隣に遅くまでやっている飲食店やスーパーがなく、探すのが大変でした。"

"非常に清潔で快適に過ごせました"

"Easy Access and perfect for surfers looking to get in and out of the water within minutes!"

"Even with language challenges (my limited Japanese skills), the front desk representative was very helpful. Thank you."

"I had an absolutely fantastic stay at LIFULL STAY 九十九里藤下. The space was impressive, spacious, clean, and beautifully furnished, creating a welcoming and comfortable environment. It's the perfect place for a peaceful getaway near the beach, and I highly recommend it."

"The place is really big and can accommodate 16 pax, and dogs. They have everything: pool, sauna, jacuzzi, dog run. Big screen outside (till 9pm) and a bonfire pit. You can also cook foods, do bbq, and bake pizza. One night is not enough in this place. And we will definitely be back. "

"It’s so amazing!"

"Great escape from Tokyo for a very affordable price!"

"Nice accommodations. Beautiful area."

"I was a wonderful place to stay in an area that does not have a lot of hotels. Perfectly clean and quiet. I was able to walk to the hotel from the nearby Togane train station with my suitcase. I would definitely recommend for those passing through Togane, Chiba!"

"海まで近く、いろんな食べ物やがあり、コンビニも意外に近かった。"

"新築なのかな？と思うくらいお部屋も綺麗で清潔でセンスが良く全てが新しかったです。 朝食のお野菜プレートが本当に美味しくカフェのコーヒーも美味しかったので満足度が高かったです。 愛犬とドッグランと海を楽しむには最高のホテルだと思います。 毎年行こうと思います。"

"初めての一棟借りで不安がありましたが、着いてみてとっても清潔で備品もしっかり用意されてて大変良かったと思います。 BBQがテラスで楽しめなかったのが残念でした。"

"Not far from beach, lighthouse,farms, places to eat. Staff were very attentive and friendly. "

"It was super clean and convenient. Quiet and good bed"

"I enjoyed the stay."

"It was hard to find a place to stay. And it was difficult to understand because all the instructions were in Japanese."