Around Kisarazu Golf Club × Stays Popular For SunsetsHighly rated for dining at Hotel·Ryokan

We stayed with the intention of treating ourselves to a luxury we don’t usually indulge in. From the welcome drink and the first small appetizer, everything was delicious, and we were already very satisfied. The wine was extremely easy to drink, and the non-alcoholic tea was also amazing (I wish you would sell it). The Room was spacious, and it was wonderfully quiet—we couldn’t hear anything from the rooms on either side. Having an Onsen in the Room that we could enjoy anytime was fantastic. If there’s one concern, it’s that while the food is excellent, the portions are quite large. Even our family—who usually asks for seconds multiple times—was saying, “We’re full!” There’s a generous amount from the appetizers onward, but some dishes served during the main sushi course and additional dishes after sushi may leave many guests thinking, “It’s delicious, but I’m too full!” That said, every dish is distinctive and truly delicious, so I still hope you’ll try them all!

Complimentary drinks on each floor are appreciated. Additionally, the price is reasonable.

Although it seems far from the station, it’s not an issue if you’re driving. We stayed without any particular complaints, and it felt like good value for money. There’s a convenience store next door, and you can walk to Yamato Sushi for dinner. In the morning, we recommend taking a walk across Naka-no-shima Bridge.