Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Kashima Jingu is just one of the landmarks located 8.3 mi (13.3 km) from central Kashima, so you might want to stop by for a few pics during your trip.
"This was a great experience. The staff was very friendly and helpful. The spa/hot springs were amazing.
This was a new experience for me and was a very pleasant environment.
Will definitely be returning. "
"You can’t beat the location, just next door to the train station and a 10-minute walk to the historic merchant town. Room was more spacious than most. Dinner was excellent. Lots of choices for breakfast. Small but lovely onsen. Helpful and welcoming staff. Highly recommend."
"This was a cozy little hotel in the small town and the room had a nice water view. The room was clean and it had a vanity and toilet (with no bath), but it was absolutely sufficient for us. The hot spring was on the top floor with nice view as well.
The meals were nice. The dinner was "kaiseki" style where each person was served a set menu. It was pretty and tasty as well. We liked their breakfast buffet as well, although they served many of the same items every day. (We stayed 3 days) We happened to like what was served.
The only slightly disappointing thing was that they served the exact same dinner on our 1st night and 3rd night. Had we known that, we could have stayed only 2 nights.
Overall, we recommend this hotel."
"Worst Check In Experience Ever!
After arriving
from Okinawa my family took an Uber to Tabino Hotel as no shuttle service was available. Was approximately 1145pm.
Upon arrival we received a very unwelcoming greeting by the front desk gentleman. He said pay now for the 2 rooms I had booked which I did. He then handed me my check in receipt. He then advised me that I booked the first room as NON SMOKING and the 2nd as SMOKING. I advised him there must be a mistake both rooms should be NON SMOKING. I requested him to please change the second room to NON SMOKING. At this point he became extremely aggressive stating there is nothing he could do it was not his mistake - the hotel was fully booked no Non Smoking rooms were available.
I agreed it must have been a mistake and it was not his hotel's fault. Again I insisted he find another Non Smoking room for us.
This is where the most bizarre thing happened. He started telling us to leave the hotel. He was cancelling our rooms. I told him we have paid for the rooms I want 2 Non Smoking Rooms. We began a very heated verbal exchange. Then the craziest thing happened! He then came out from behind the counter and physically started grabbing me to take away the check in paper. I told him to take his hands off me or I would call the police. My daughter in law stepped in and he backed off. It was late I had enough so I reluctantly said just give us the keys. I told him we have been travelling Japan for 3 weeks and have never encountered such "
"Property very clean, and staff was very nice. We could enjoy the onsen with ocean view in the room. It's far from the city but overall, my stay was very quiet and relaxing. Recommend to take a taxi from the JR Choshi station, so you don't need to wait or worry about the schedule of the CD line. It's easy when going back to Tokyo, cuz the bus stop is right in front of the hotel."
"It's quite peaceful around the hotel, such that I couldn't find my fingers from darkness. Almost noboby was found on high streets, either.
On arrival, there was a strange smell wafting all over the place. It's like a mix of mould and bleach. It might be because due to moulds between the bathtubs and the bathroom walls of every room, and the hotel staffs were trying to get rid of them using bleach. Simply turn on ventilation and the strange smell could be gone in hours.
Be prepared for a walking distance of around 10min to get you to the nearest corner shop or groceries."
"This traditional merchant house converted hotel is lovely. We own the entire building with two floors. One tiny living room on the ground floor, a bath house, a separate toilet near the entrance, along with a spacious bathroom with the second living room on the second floor. It’s airy and full of scent of wood. However, the bedroom is facing the road without sound proof windows, it was very noisy throughout the night. "
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Park your car for free at Hotel Route - Inn Kashima.
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Hotel Ganke is an accommodation you might want to consider that'll save you money.
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Parents traveling with children may want to consider Hotel Route - Inn Kashima and Stay Rokko - Hostel.
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The warmest months in Kashima are usually August and July with an average temp of 75°F. January and February are the chilliest months when the average temp is 47°F. The rainiest months are October and September.
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