Tateyama Resort Hotel, Tateyama (Chiba)

Tateyama Resort Hotel offers a budget-friendly stay with clean and well-kept rooms. The breakfast was quite satisfying and generous with a mix of Japanese and Western options. However, the onsen experience left something to be desired, as it was small and too hot for my child. Plus, the location feels a bit isolated with not much to do nearby, which might not suit everyone looking for weekend activities.

I had a decent stay at the recently renamed Tateyama Resort Hotel. The hotel itself is a bit old but has clean rooms, making it a reasonable choice for the price of 5400 yen per person, which included breakfast. While the onsen was a disappointment for my son, as it was small and too hot, the breakfast was filling with a mix of Japanese and Western options. The atmosphere felt more like a stopover for divers rather than a family resort, especially since the pool was closed and there wasn't much to do in the area.

Tateyama Resort Hotel is an older establishment that offers decent value for the price, especially for a short stay. The rooms are clean, but the onsen experience was a bit underwhelming, and the location is quite limited in terms of activities. Breakfast was satisfying with a good variety, but the pool was closed during our visit. It's a good spot for families in the summer due to its proximity to the beach, though it feels more like a stopover for divers looking for local dive shops.

I stayed at Tateyama Resort Hotel for one night during the week, and while it was a decent stay, I had mixed feelings. The rooms were clean and well-kept, but the onsen was a letdown as it was small and too hot for my son. The breakfast offered a satisfying range of Japanese and Western options, which left us quite full. However, the service at check-in was marred by an unpleasant smell coming from the staff member. The location is close to the beach, but there isn't much to do nearby.

We had a mixed experience at the Tateyama Resort Hotel. While the rooms were notably clean and well-kept, the overall condition of the hotel felt a bit outdated. The onsen was disappointing as it was quite small and too hot for my child. However, the breakfast was plentiful and satisfying, blending both Japanese and Western options. The location is perfect for summer trips, especially for families looking to enjoy the nearby beach, but it seemed more suited for divers during our visit.