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Capsule and Sauna Century Group Boso Peninsula Hotel Guide

Some globe-trotters choose hotels based on location, but others book by name. And thanks to Expedia you don’t have to pick. It is why we offer such an expansive range of Capsule and Sauna Century Group hotels in Boso Peninsula, Chiba Prefecture. Known for well-appointed rooms and friendly, personalized service, each of the top Capsule and Sauna Century Group Boso Peninsula hotels guarantees an unparalleled level of comfort and quality.

You’ll find best-in-class amenities like clean rooms and quiet atmospheres, and some Boso Peninsula Capsule and Sauna Century Group locations may even offer extra little benefits and discounts for frequent travelers.

Recent reviews of Boso Peninsula hotels

5/5 Excellent

"Group of four adults and a baby. There was more than enough space to accommodate the 2 week trip. "

A verified traveler stayed at Rakuten STAY HOUSE Kisarazu

Posted 2 weeks ago

5/5 Excellent

"This is a great stay. We loved our private open air bath and open air shower. The view was beautiful. The staff is so wonderful, kind and helpful. When my friend lost her QR code for a locker with her luggage at a separate location- the staff found it and scanned it and messaged it to us!!! They are life savers. I loved it there "

A verified traveler stayed at Kamogawa Grand Hotel

Posted 3 weeks ago

3/5 Okay

"The staff had zero inviting mode. No smile, no sign of happiness. The whole place felt like a routine operation, didn't feel any warmth. Pool was not usable. No other places nearby, so you are bound to have their pricey meal option. And that too, needs to be reserved and time bound. At night the whole place lit up with many LEDs though, kids of other guests ran around. Amenities were just OK. The rooms were clean, but many things are old and worn out in the room. Honestly, it felt like staying in a business hotel in city, not a relaxing resort type."

A verified traveler stayed at Tateyama Resort Hotel

Posted 1 month ago