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From about US$229/ per night (2 adults, ¥36,300)

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Guests praise the chocolate-colored natural self-flowing onsen, 100% spring water straight from the source, along with touches you would expect from a Welcome Baby-certified inn, such as the children's tub and the barrel tub. Families also value the items available to borrow, including the Bumbo seat, toilet-training seat and baby futon (free of charge), as well as the playroom and communal baths that can be used through the night.

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Kids Facilities

Playroom

Indoor

The playroom is the number-one favorite with children, with a ball pit and plenty of picture books. Parents can settle on the sofa and keep an eye on them from there.

Communal baths (chocolate-colored natural self-flowing onsen)

Indoor

A natural onsen that wells up on its own from 2,000 meters underground, 100% spring water flowing straight from the source. The men's bath has a communal bath with views of Lake Kameyama plus a tub of cold source water at 26.4°C flowing straight from the source, while the women's bath also has a small, lukewarm tub for children. The spring water is a sodium chloride-bicarbonate spring with a pH of 8.7.

Private-hire open-air bath and private-hire semi-open-air baths

Outdoor

The private-hire open-air bath Ukameno-yu offers a spectacular view of Lake Kameyama and pairs a 41°C tub with a goemon-buro iron tub of 26°C source water. There are also the private-hire semi-open-air baths Kameraku-no-yu and Yuraku-no-yu, and Yuraku-no-yu has a small barrel tub just for children.

Baby and kids' items available to borrow (Welcome Baby support)

Indoor

As a Welcome Baby-certified inn, the hotel keeps a good range of items for families raising children. Letting the hotel know in advance is recommended.

Dining (children's menus and baby food support)

Indoor

Dinner is a kaiseki course, with plans that include in-room dining, and breakfast is a half-buffet. There is plenty for children, including a kids' meal, a mini plate, children's curry and udon.

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Overview

Kameyama Onsen Hotel is a hot-spring ryokan on the shore of Lake Kameyama in Kimitsu, Chiba. Its treasure is a chocolate-colored natural onsen that wells up on its own from 2,000 meters underground: 100% spring water flowing straight from the source, a sodium chloride-bicarbonate spring with a pH of 8.7. The men's bath has a communal bath with a view over Lake Kameyama and a cold source-water tub at 26.4°C, while the women's bath has a small tub for children. There are also a private-hire open-air bath, Ukameno-yu, and the private-hire semi-open-air baths Kameraku-no-yu and Yuraku-no-yu, the latter with a barrel tub for children. Certified as a Welcome Baby Inn by the Miki House Child-Rearing Research Institute, the hotel offers plenty of support for families, including a playroom, baby-food warming, baby-bottle sterilizing and baby futons.

Kameyama Onsen Hotel is a hot-spring ryokan on the shore of Lake Kameyama in Kimitsu, Chiba. It is about 30 minutes along Route 410 from the Kisarazu-Higashi IC on the Ken-O Expressway, reached via the Tokyo Bay Aqua-Line.

Baths and onsen

The onsen is a natural spring that wells up on its own at more than 600 liters per minute from 2,000 meters underground - a chocolate-colored sodium chloride-bicarbonate spring (pH 8.7, source temperature 26.4°C) tinted by ancient plant matter (humus). The men's bath pairs a communal bath with sweeping views of Lake Kameyama (sized for 12-13 people) with a tub of cold source water at 26.4°C flowing straight from the source. The women's bath is somewhat smaller but has a lukewarm tub for children, making it ideal for a child's first onsen experience. Both communal baths can be used through the night, from 11:30 a.m. to 9 a.m. the next morning. For bathing as a family, there is the newly opened private-hire open-air bath Ukameno-yu, with its spectacular view, plus the private-hire semi-open-air baths Kameraku-no-yu and Yuraku-no-yu, which has a small barrel tub just for children.

Baby and kids' services

The hotel is certified as a Welcome Baby Inn by the Miki House Child-Rearing Research Institute. Inside, there is a playroom with a ball pit and picture books. Items for children include a Bumbo seat, a toilet-training seat, a baby futon (available to borrow free of charge), a diaper bin, a humidifying air purifier, and children's yukata (with jinbei in a size of 80 cm), slippers, tableware and bibs. The hotel also warms baby food, serves rice porridge and sterilizes baby bottles.

Other

As a member of the Pink Ribbon Onsen Network, the hotel lends a dedicated shawl at no cost to guests who have had breast cancer surgery. Nearby sightseeing spots include Mother Farm (about 35 minutes by car), Kamogawa Sea World (about 25 minutes by car), Roman no Mori (about 25 minutes by car), Tokyo German Village (about 40 minutes by car) and Ichihara Elephant Kingdom (about 45 minutes by car). Late checkout until 11 a.m. is available for 2,200 yen per person.

Access & Information

location_onAddress65 Toyoda, Kimitsu, Chiba 292-0523
directions_carAccessAbout 30 minutes toward Kamogawa via Route 410 from the Kisarazu-Higashi IC on the Ken-O Expressway, reached via the Tokyo Bay Aqua-Line.
trainNearest stationKazusa-Kameyama Station
local_parkingParkingFree parking for 50 cars, with covered parking available, plus 2 EV charging stations.
callPhone+81-439-39-2121
paymentsCardsVISA, JCB, American Express, Diners Club, UC, DC
languageOfficial sitehttps://www.kameyamaonsen.jp/open_in_new

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From about US$229/ per night (2 adults, ¥36,300)

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Frequently Asked Questions

What ages is Kameyama Onsen Hotel best suited to?

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It has facilities that work especially well for babies and toddlers (ages 0 to 2) and children aged 3 and over. There is no age limit, and families with children of any age can stay.

Is there parking at Kameyama Onsen Hotel?

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Parking: Free parking for 50 cars, with covered parking available, plus 2 EV charging stations.

How do you get to Kameyama Onsen Hotel?

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About 30 minutes toward Kamogawa via Route 410 from the Kisarazu-Higashi IC on the Ken-O Expressway, reached via the Tokyo Bay Aqua-Line.

Is this a place where we can stay with a baby with peace of mind?

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The hotel is certified as a Welcome Baby Inn by the Miki House Child-Rearing Research Institute, so families with babies and young children can stay and use the facilities with peace of mind.

Are there meals for children?

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There is a kids' meal for children from around age 5, plus a smaller kids' mini meal, and children's tableware and bibs are provided as well.

Is there a bath for children in the private-hire baths?

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The private-hire semi-open-air bath Yuraku-no-yu has a small bath and a barrel tub just for children, along with a slightly lukewarm tub.

Are there facilities in the rooms for looking after a baby?

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Baby beds are provided in both the men's and women's changing rooms.

Is there a charge for a baby under 1 year old?

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Yes. A facility-use fee of 2,200 yen including tax is charged even for babies under 1 year old.

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