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Okura Academia Park Hotel
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Rakuten Travel rating 4.35 out of 5 (458 reviews). Guests praise the attentive touches, such as the information provided about children's amenities, and one family of four in a twin room reports being given 2 extra beds, leaving ample space for a comfortable stay. The breakfast buffet, which offers Chiba regional dishes alongside Japanese and Western options, rates highly, though some guests note that the in-room hair dryer is weak and that there is no loan service for items such as chargers.
Kids Facilities
Crib rental
Crib rental
Cribs are lent free of charge for children under 1. Numbers are limited, so please inquire in advance if you would like one.
- checkCrib (free of charge, for children under 1)
- •For children under 1. Free of charge.
- •Numbers are limited, so advance inquiry is required. A crib may not be available.
- •Loans of a baby futon, bed guard, stroller or diaper bin are not listed, so please confirm with the hotel.
- •When a child under school age co-sleeps, there is no room charge and only meals are charged.
Breakfast buffet (free for children under 6)
Breakfast buffet (free for children under 6)
Breakfast is a Japanese and Western buffet with a wide variety of dishes, including Chiba regional specialties. It costs 3,600 yen for adults and 2,300 yen for ages 6 to 12, and is free for children under 6.
- •Breakfast costs 3,600 yen for adults and 2,300 yen for ages 6 to 12, and is free for children under 6.
- •Meal charges for co-sleeping children are settled at each restaurant.
- •Breakfast may be changed to a set menu, either Japanese or Western, and the dining venue may also change.
- •A children's food corner, a kids' meal, baby food, toddler meals and allergy accommodation are not listed, so please inquire in advance if you need them.
- •Room service is not available.
- •The hotel's restaurants are the Western restaurant Camellia, the Chinese restaurant Toukarin and the lounge Ciel Bleu. Camellia may open only for dinner on a temporary basis.
Indoor pool (Aqua Kazusa sports club)
Indoor pool (Aqua Kazusa sports club)
- water_dropWater depth:Approx. 110 cm
The indoor pool at the neighboring sports club, Aqua Kazusa. It is a rectangular pool measuring 25 m long by 7 m wide and 110-120 cm deep, open year-round. There is no children's pool and no water slide.
- •Hotel guests pay 2,200 yen; visitors pay 3,300 yen.
- •The child rate is 1,120 yen (ages 2 through elementary school).
- •There is no children's pool. At 110-120 cm deep, young children cannot touch the bottom.
- •Closed on Thursdays except public holidays, and during scheduled maintenance periods and the New Year holidays.
- •Whether children who are not yet out of diapers may use the pool, and how a swim diaper is handled, are not published, so please confirm in advance.
- •The sauna, steam sauna and jacuzzi in the same club are also available. The fitness gym is limited to ages 16 and over.
No communal bath or onsen at the hotel
No communal bath or onsen at the hotel
There is no communal bath, onsen, open-air bath or private-hire bath at the hotel; bathing takes place in the guest room bathroom. The neighboring sports club, Aqua Kazusa, has a sauna, steam sauna and jacuzzi available for a fee.
- •There is no communal bath, onsen, open-air bath or private-hire bath at the hotel.
- •The neighboring sports club costs 2,200 yen for hotel guests and 1,120 yen for children (ages 2 through elementary school).
- •There is no bath at the hotel that children who are not yet out of diapers can enter.
Overview
Okura Academia Park Hotel is a 125-room resort hotel surrounded by the forest of the Kazusa hills in Kisarazu, Chiba. It is about 50-60 minutes by car from central Tokyo via the Tokyo Bay Aqua-Line, with free parking for 400 vehicles. Children under school age stay free of charge when co-sleeping, the breakfast buffet is free for children under 6, and cribs are available to borrow free of charge for babies under 1. On the other hand, there is no communal bath, onsen or private-hire bath at the hotel, and no playroom or childcare service. The indoor pool at the neighboring sports club is 110-120 cm deep with no children's pool, so it is not suited to water play for young children. With Mother Farm and Tokyo German Village 20-30 minutes away by car, this is a hotel that works well as a base for families touring the Boso Peninsula by car.
Location and Access
Okura Academia Park Hotel is a 125-room, seven-story resort hotel surrounded by forest in Kazusa-kamatari, Kisarazu, Chiba. It is about 50-60 minutes by car from central Tokyo via the Tokyo Bay Aqua-Line, about 15 minutes from Kisarazu-kita IC, and about 30 minutes from Haneda Airport. By train, it is about 15 minutes by taxi or about 20 minutes by bus from JR Kisarazu Station. Parking is free for 400 vehicles with no reservation required, and there are 2 EV chargers (advance reservation required). Check-in is from 3 p.m. to midnight, and checkout is at 11 a.m. The convention facility Kazusa Academia Hall stands next door.
Rooms and Policies for Children
Rooms comprise Standard Double (28 sq m), Standard Twin (30 sq m), Superior Double (39 sq m), Superior Twin (41 sq m), Deluxe (45 sq m) and Suite (69 sq m), and all have a balcony. Most rooms hold 2 guests; only the Deluxe accommodates 2 to 4. An extra bed costs 5,500 yen and can be arranged only in the Superior, Deluxe and Suite rooms of 39 sq m and larger. Children under school age pay nothing for the room when co-sleeping, and only their meals, such as breakfast, are charged. Cribs are lent free of charge for babies under 1, but numbers are limited, so please inquire in advance. There are no Japanese-style tatami rooms or Japanese-Western rooms, and loan items such as a baby futon, bed guard, stroller or diaper bin are not listed, so please confirm with the hotel.
Dining
The hotel has the Western restaurant Camellia, the Chinese restaurant Toukarin and the lounge Ciel Bleu. Breakfast is a Japanese and Western buffet with a wide variety of dishes, including Chiba regional specialties. It costs 3,600 yen for adults and 2,300 yen for ages 6 to 12, and is free for children under 6. Meal charges for co-sleeping children are settled at each restaurant. A children's food corner, a kids' meal, baby food, toddler meals and allergy accommodation are not listed, so please inquire in advance if you need them. Room service is not available, so in-room dining is not possible.
Pool and Baths
There is no communal bath, onsen, open-air bath or private-hire bath at the hotel; bathing takes place in the guest room bathroom. The neighboring sports club, Aqua Kazusa, has an indoor pool that hotel guests can use year-round for 2,200 yen, or 1,120 yen for children ages 2 through elementary school. However, it is a rectangular pool measuring 25 m long by 7 m wide and 110-120 cm deep, with no children's pool and no water slide. Young children cannot touch the bottom, so it is not suited to a stay centered on water play. Hours are 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. (until 9 p.m. on Saturdays and until 6 p.m. on Sundays and public holidays; on every day, last admission is one hour before closing). It is closed on Thursdays except public holidays, and during scheduled maintenance periods and the New Year holidays. The sauna, steam sauna and jacuzzi in the same club are also available, but the fitness gym is limited to ages 16 and over. Whether children who are not yet out of diapers may use the pool is not published, so please confirm in advance.
How Well It Suits Families
There is no playroom, outdoor play equipment, childcare service or kids' program, and no facilities inside the hotel where children can play. It is not a good fit for a stay chosen for family facilities themselves. What it does offer is free co-sleeping for children under school age, free breakfast for children under 6, free crib rental and free parking for 400 vehicles, with KURKKU FIELDS about 5 minutes away by car, Tokyo German Village about 20 minutes, and Mother Farm and Mitsui Outlet Park Kisarazu about 30 minutes. It suits families who tour the Boso Peninsula's attractions by car during the day and rest in the quiet forest at night. The hotel also has dog-friendly rooms and a private dog run for guests traveling with their dog.
Access & Information
| location_onAddress | 2-3-9 Kazusa-kamatari, Kisarazu, Chiba 292-0818 |
|---|---|
| directions_carAccess | About 50-60 minutes by car from central Tokyo via the Tokyo Bay Aqua-Line, and about 15 minutes from Kisarazu-kita IC. About 30 minutes from Haneda Airport and about 60 minutes from Narita Airport. By train, the Uchibo Line limited express takes about 60 minutes from JR Tokyo Station to JR Kisarazu Station, and from there it is about 15 minutes by taxi or about 20 minutes by bus. Highway buses from Bus Terminal Tokyo Yaesu take about 65-80 minutes; get off at the Kazusa Arc stop. |
| trainNearest station | JR Kisarazu Station |
| local_parkingParking | Free parking for 400 vehicles, with no reservation required. There is space for 10 large buses, plus 2 EV chargers (advance reservation required). |
| callPhone | +81-438-52-0111 |
| paymentsCards | VISA, JCB, American Express, Diners Club, UC, DC, NICOS, UFJ Card, Mastercard, Saison, AEON, JTB, Takashimaya, Rakuten Card |
| languageOfficial site | https://okura.com/en/japan/kisarazu/okura-akademia-park-hotel/open_in_new |
Reference price as of August 28, 2026 (stay date 2026-09-19). Please check the booking site for actual rates.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can our child co-sleep with us at Okura Academia Park Hotel?
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Children under school age pay no room charge when co-sleeping; only their meals are charged. An extra bed costs 5,500 yen and can be arranged only in the Superior, Deluxe and Suite rooms of 39 sq m and larger. Most rooms hold 2 guests, and only the Deluxe accommodates 2 to 4.
Can we borrow a crib for our baby?
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Cribs are lent free of charge for babies under 1. Numbers are limited, so please inquire in advance, as one may not be available. Loans of a baby futon, bed guard, stroller or diaper bin are not listed, so please confirm with the hotel.
Is there a communal bath or onsen for the family?
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No. There is no communal bath, onsen, open-air bath or private-hire bath at the hotel, so bathing takes place in the guest room bathroom. The neighboring sports club, Aqua Kazusa, has a sauna, steam sauna and jacuzzi for a fee, and there is no bath at the hotel that children who are not yet out of diapers can enter.
Can young children swim in the pool?
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The indoor pool at the neighboring Aqua Kazusa is a rectangular pool 25 m long by 7 m wide and 110-120 cm deep, with no children's pool and no water slide, so young children cannot touch the bottom and it is not suited to water play. Hotel guests pay 2,200 yen and children ages 2 through elementary school pay 1,120 yen. Whether children who are not yet out of diapers may use the pool is not published, so please confirm in advance.
What are the breakfast rates for children?
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Breakfast is a Japanese and Western buffet costing 3,600 yen for adults and 2,300 yen for ages 6 to 12, and it is free for children under 6. Meal charges for co-sleeping children are settled at each restaurant. Room service is not available, so in-room dining is not possible.
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