Kamogawakan Reviews

Very good breakfast

This hotel is great! The facilities are very new, the service is very considerate, the hot spring is at home, it is very convenient to soak in the hot spring indoors, the breakfast is very good, and it is only 200 meters away from the Ocean World, which is very convenient. We stayed in a standard ocean view room, facing the Pacific Ocean. This is a Japanese-style resort hotel worth staying at!

The multi-course dinner in a private room was excellent, so I was looking forward to breakfast, but was disappointed that it was a buffet. Both the large communal bath and the open-air bath were spacious and comfortable. The room was deep enough, but the width was only about 40-50 cm from the foot of the bed, so it felt a bit cramped. Even business hotels these days have a little more space! Other facilities, furnishings, and customer service were impeccable, making for a comfortable stay.

The renovated Kamogawa Pavilion is more comfortable than before, and the experience is great every time I come.

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房間很乾凈，還有温泉，早餐晚餐免費

Juniper Beauty Salon I was very relaxed. The 120-minute course was very satisfying. It was my first time using hot stones, and they warmed my whole body thoroughly♨️ The special aroma made my body feel so much lighter and my legs feel so slimmer☺️ The facial was very moisturizing, and my dry skin was so smooth. It even seemed to get whiter✨ My eyes had been tired from working on the computer, but now they look refreshed and clear, which surprised me.

This is a very good inn, just as the reviews say. We stayed in a room with a semi-open-air bath for two nights. The overall atmosphere is bright and open, and it feels very nice. Not only are the rooms and baths in the rooms good, but we were looking for an inn where we could have dinner and breakfast in a private room or in the room, and we found this one. There are surprisingly few inns where you can have breakfast in your room, so we were very happy. It was also fun to see the open kitchen in front of the private room for dinner. What's more, they didn't skimp on the fruit for breakfast! While most breakfasts are just a side dish, this was a whole plate of fruit. Freshly cut seasonal watermelon, dragon fruit, pineapple, banana, apple, kiwi fruit, etc. (2 days' worth) were presented in a gorgeous arrangement. Fruit is essential every morning, so I love hotels that don't just make do with random fruit, but put in the effort. It made me feel happy from the morning. The hot spring pool was refreshing, with a view of the ocean into the distance. We could watch the surfers and enjoy it with the whole family. The outdoor pool was the perfect depth for elementary school children. The flow from the large public bath and the changing room to the pool is also very convenient. The bath in the room can be filled with hot water by simply pressing a switch, which is also convenient. The amenities are Mikimoto and Sekkisei, so there is no need to worry about skin irritation. They are provided in bottles, so you don't have to request additional ones for the next morning, which is convenient. It is a 3-minute walk from Kamogawa Sea World. After enjoying the killer whale show and being exhausted from the heat, I had a leisurely lunch at the restaurant overlooking the inn's pool and felt revived. The tempura soba and udon noodles and game curry were also delicious. Requests: When I closed the bedroom and tried to sleep, the air conditioner smelled like mold or cigarettes...I opened the partition between the bedroom and the living room, the smell was somewhat milder and I was able to bear it, so I stayed there for two nights, but it was a bit disappointing. The breakfast on the second night seemed to be a downgrade compared to the first night. There were no more namero, natto, *yaki, or boiled vegetables. Instead, there were more pickles...I was sorry that I couldn't eat them all because they were too salty, so I left some of them. The same menu as the previous day was healthier and better. But there was something even more appealing than the above. The seafood was delicious, the rooms were clean, and there was an outdoor pool. I want to experience the refreshing feeling of the hot springs again. Both adults and children can relax and enjoy themselves. I have one more favorite inn that I would like to stay at again.

Stayed overnight in a semi-open-air room with children. I didn't notice it when looking at the photo, but the road in front of me has a strong presence, so if you're a woman, you might notice it. It's strange that the outdoor blinds are not on the front, but on the side for some reason. The room itself was functional and seemed to be well cleaned. In addition, at the restaurant, he responded to the request of my wife, who is sensitive to cold, and prepared a carpet under the sunken kotatsu, so I could enjoy my meal without worrying about the cold. The biggest feature of this inn is probably the bath. There are many types of public baths that I enjoyed, but the impact of Puro is more amazing than that. The weather was just right, but the Orion constellation was clearly visible, and the entrance to Sea World was lit up, so it was a very nice space. (I felt a little uncomfortable with people taking pictures with their smartphones.) You can use the parking lot even after checking out, so you can go to Sea World and enjoy leisure activities. I think it fits your needs.

We stayed in a Japanese-style room with an open-air cypress bath. The view from the room and the view from the open-air bath were nice. The meal is a big catch course with plenty of seafood. Seafood is fresh. Children were also happy to eat a lot of fish. Aside from sashimi, the dishes are all light-flavoured but full of umami, making the best use of the ingredients. I am very satisfied. There is also a children's menu, but I personally thought it would be better to have a big catch course and share it. The breakfast is basically a buffet, but if you don't mind a Japanese meal, you can also have it in your room. Since my child is small, I ate in the room. No extra charge. I didn't ask for anything in particular, but they did take care of the children's portions as well. When we arrived, we also had Mont Blanc before dinner. It was very delicious. The menu seems to change with the seasons. There are only 5 meals, so if you don't ask at check-in, it will disappear. Everything about the other services and facilities was perfect. The only thing that really bothered me was the cypress bath in the room. Maybe it can't be helped because it's cypress Ketomi mold? It feels like... here and there. "That's all I really regret." But next time, I want to stay again in the summer, eat different sweets, and go to the upper hot spring pool. It was cold, so I didn't feel like looking at it at all.

>Transportation I used the "Axy Ticket" set plan, which included the round-trip bus fare and Sea World admission ticket, for 5,800 yen. It was cheap and good value. It took about 2.5 hours by express bus from Tokyo Station, and WiFi was available and there was no need to transfer, so it was convenient. >Room I stayed in a Japanese-Western room with a semi-open-air hot spring (7th floor). It was not very large, only 50 square meters, but it was a nice, renovated room. The picturesque sea view from the large window, the starry sky from the semi-open-air bath, and the moonlight sparkling on the sea were beautiful and enjoyable. Free WiFi was comfortable to use. >Bath The semi-open-air bath in the room was relaxing and enjoyable. It's a shame that the open-air bath in the large public bath doesn't have a view of the sea. The hot spring pool "HARUKA" had a great view. >Dinner I had the "Upgrade plan with abalone and spiny lobster" at the private room restaurant "Yoshidaya". I was able to eat in a private room, like I was eating in my room, and I was able to relax without worrying about the people around me. The taste was okay, but the selection of sashimi seemed small. >Dinner I had dinner at Cha-ryo "Awaji" from 20:30. The "Kiwame" shrimp ramen (1,540 yen) was salty and had shrimp wonton and cherry shrimp, which was delicious. You can choose the spiciness of the curry. It was quite spicy. The char siu in the miso ramen was delicious. However, the draft beer was a little expensive at 1,100 yen for a small glass. >Breakfast I had the buffet at "Itamae Live Dining MAIWAI". It was okay, but there seemed to be few local dishes such as grilled fish. The freshly baked bread was delicious. >Lunch I had dinner at "Itamae Live Dining MAIWAI". I had the "MAIWAI Luxury Lunch Set" (2,200 yen) and the "Boso Gibier Curry" (1,100 yen). It was reasonably priced and the taste was good, so I was satisfied.

I stayed here with my family from the 30th to the 1st of the New Year. This time, we planned to spend a relaxing time at the inn. It was nice that we could check in earlier than the usual check-in time. The staff were at the key points to guide us and it was smooth. The young staff member who was in charge was cheerful and considerate, which was nice. We went to the hot spring on the rooftop early, and there were yukatas prepared, so we could take our time and enjoy the view as a family. Our room was on the corner of the 7th floor, and the view was great from both the room and the open-air bath in the room. We could see the first sunrise of New Year's Day from our room without any obstructions. There are several baths in the large communal bath. We had a plan to eat in our room, but it was nice to be able to relax slowly. It was a seaside inn with spiny lobster and abalone. Breakfast was buffet style, but the menu using local ingredients was good. There is a place for drink service near the elevator hall. There was an incident where there was a power outage in the area, but the staff dealt with it immediately. The facilities were a little old, but they were well maintained. It's in a good location right in front of Kamogawa Sea World. I didn't go this time, but considering that there were cars lined up to park in the parking lot from the morning, I think it would be a convenient place to stay for those who are going to Kamogawa Sea World.

We stayed in a room with a semi-open-air bath on the sixth floor. When we arrived at the room, the view of the sea spreading out through the large screen-like window was amazing. Of course, there were some clouds in the morning, but we could see the sunrise. In addition, Orion and the Winter Triangle were located in front of us at night, and we were lying on the sofa by the window and looking at the starry sky while talking about how we could have seen many shooting stars in the warm room on the day of the Geminid meteor shower two weeks ago. Since it had a semi-open-air bath, we enjoyed the hot springs that warmed us to the core at any time we wanted. The restaurant and room attendants were very polite, and my three-year-old grandson became a big fan of the attendants. The next day, we enjoyed a spectacular show with tickets to Kamogawa Sea World that we received from the Welcome Camo campaign. We were blessed with good weather and made some good memories.

Since it was a low-floor room, I could not see the sea from the room, but there were pine trees and I was able to enjoy the view unique to a low-floor room. We didn't have dinner, so we went to a restaurant near the hotel. From the moment I checked in, the hospitality was excellent. They carried my bag to my room and put my jacket on a hanger. I was able to get orange juice and coffee for free at Mizuya. Also, to go to Kamogawa Sea World after staying, I was able to leave the car parked at the hotel. In addition, I was able to get a free admission ticket to Kamogawa Sea World through Kamogawa City's Welcomo Campaign, which made the trip the best it could have been. In addition, it is a hotel that I want to go to next time. thank you very much.