Where to Stay in Chiba Prefecture


2018.02.15

NAVITIME TRAVEL EDITOR

Chiba Prefecture’s coast offers seaside accommodation ranging from laid-back surf shack-style to Japanese-style resort hotels boasting private beaches. Evening meals served tend to make extensive use of the region’s freshly-caught fish and seafood, while in Ichinomiya Japanese aesthetics can be enjoyed within a shipping container-like unit complete with private outdoor tub!

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    Kinsenkan Onsen and Café

    Kinsenkan Onsen and Café

    Kinsenkan Onsen and Café

    With an abundance of surrounding attractions including the rugged Nokogiri-yama (‘sawteeth mountain’), onsens, and Kanaya Ocean Park, this simple yet comfortable accomodation fits the bill perfectly for a short trip to the the Futtsu area: most of the time will be spent enjoying yourself away from the Kinsenkan. Guest rooms are Japanese-style with tatami flooring, contrasting pleasantly with the cool, surf club-like facade. The Kinsenkan’s evening meals, featuring locally-sourced ingredients such as the famed Ise Ebi, have won frequent praise, and a small on-site onsen is also available.

    Kinsenkan Onsen and Café

    Kinsenkan Onsen and Café

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    Casual Resort Coff Ichinomiya

    Casual Resort Coff Ichinomiya

    Casual Resort Coff Ichinomiya

    This singular seaside destination is where boutique hotel meets shipping container to delightful effect, with a contemporary take on Japanese aesthetics also in the mix. A series of black, block-like steel containers form individual two-storey accommodation units whose cleanly-styled interiors are rich in warm tactility, utilizing tatami matting, shoji paper screens, and other traditional elements. Beds and bath-shower facilities are Western-style and thoroughly modern, with select units also featuring a private outdoor bath.

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    Flying Sumo Surf Shop Apartments

    Flying Sumo Surf Shop Apartments

    Flying Sumo Surf Shop Apartments

    This surf shop and surfing school, run by a very amiable native English-speaking couple, offers several cosy, apartment-style rooms as well as a laid-back semi-outdoor cafe where guests can eat. Both Japanese futons and Western-style beds are available to lay your head down on. The Flying Sumo is just a three-minute walk from Onjuku Beach, which as well as being a key surfing spot is also hugely popular with partying youngsters at the height of summer. Though targeted primarily at surfers, the Flying Sumo is also thoroughly enjoyable by those seeking a lazy seaside sojourn.

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    Uminoyuyado Hanashibuki Hotel

    Uminoyuyado Hanashibuki Hotel

    Uminoyuyado Hanashibuki Hotel

    This three-star seaside hotel is located in the south of the Boso Peninsula, looking out over the sea of Tateyama Bay. Its Japanese-style guest rooms have the charm of a traditional ryokan inn, with all rooms offering beautiful views out over the ocean. Guests can enjoy both open-air hot spring baths and a private beach located directly in front of the hotel, while banquet-style dinners are based around fish caught locally the same morning. English-language service is available, along with a shuttle bus service from Tateyama station.

    金泉館
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    千葉県富津市金谷
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    Casual Resort COFF Ichinomiya
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    千葉県長生郡一宮町一宮10007
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    0475366500
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    Flying Sumo(フライング スモウ)
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    千葉県夷隅郡御宿町浜2140-2
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    0470603011
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    海の湯宿 花しぶき
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    千葉県館山市塩見233-4
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    0470-29-0236
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