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RV Station Keikyu Aburatsubo Kanchoso
Kanagawa/Koajiro, Misakicho, Miura
4,000 JPY 〜/1 night
4.49 (67)
Description
A spot to stay overnight in a car located in Miura City, Kanagawa Prefecture. You can stay in the parking lot of the hot spring inn Kanchoso. Right next to it is a lawn area where you can relax. Also, Aburatsubo Hot Spring, which just came out in April 2020, is a special place to stay and enjoy the delicious food from Miura Peninsula.
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Contact a HostBasic Facilities
24h Toilet
Water
WiFi
Playground
Pets Allowed
Smoking Area
Vending Machine
Washing Dryer
Waste Water Discharge
Security Cameras
EV Charger Stand
Administrator
Additional Fee Facilities
Electricity socket
Not available
Non-free Wifi
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Non-free Shower
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Onsen (Adult)
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Onsen (Child)
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Dustbin
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Dog Park
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Camping Behavior Allowed
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Tent (For 2-3 people)
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Tent (For 4-5 people)
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Cooking Allowed
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BBQ Facilities Rental
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Bonfire Allowed
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Convenient Store
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Supermarket
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Restaurant
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24h Toilet
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Onsen
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Parking space
Maximum lots：1 lot(s)
Parking Area Size：Length 5・Breadth 2.5・Height NaN m
Note
11: 00 ~ 22: 00 (last reception 21: 30) We are open from 14: 00 every Wednesday for maintenance. There is a change for the time being. Please check the details here. Live Fish Restaurant Shiosai (Last order 19: 00) https://www.misakikanko.co.jp/aburatsubo/sub06/ Hot spring Opening hours: 15: 00 ~ 24: 00/5: 00 ~ 9: 00 Price: Adult 1200 yen/Child 600 yen You can use the hot spring repeatedly. https://www.misakikanko.co.jp/aburatsubo/onsen/ About Activities https://miuracocoon.com
Cancellation Deadline
17:00, 2 days before (Japanese time)
If you cancel your reservation after the Cancellation Deadline, cancellation fee will be applied. Cancellation rate can be checked here
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Reviews
4.49(67 reviews)
中井 啓美
4.00Sun, Dec 3, 2023
チェックインした後に、外に出掛けて戻って来たら、私達の車中泊専用の２枠の駐車場の内１つに車が止まってしまっていました。出掛ける時に車中泊専用の赤い三角コーンを置いて行かなかった私達が悪いんですが‥‥。もし、赤い三角のコーンが置いて無ければと思うと大変だったかも。もう少し他のお客さんにも分かりやすくして頂けたらなーと、後やはり他の方にも書いてありましたが、ホテルのトイレが０時から５時まで使えないのは、辛いなと思いました。その2点以外気持ち良くお風呂も使用させて頂きましたし、フロントのスタッフの方や、清掃のスタッフの方凄く感じが良くて、とても良かったと思います。
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服部 江美
5.00Mon, Nov 20, 2023
3月で閉館は勿体無い。残念です。閉館前もう一度行きたいです。
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秀夫 篠
5.00Tue, Nov 14, 2023
RVパーク、さらにいえば車中泊も初体験でした。 ということで他のRVパークとの比較は出来ません。まあ、あんなものなんでしょう。 ただ、夜中のトイレが遠くて不便でした。 ただ、温泉はすごく良かったです。油壺を長めながらの朝湯はズーッと入っていられます。
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HARRY NAKAYAMA
4.00Sun, Oct 15, 2023
事情により日帰り利用させていただきました。温泉は最高に気持ちよかったです。ただ利用料に1名分含まれるサービスは無くなっていました。期待していただけに残念でした。食堂は⭕️です。
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ゆみ えび
5.00Mon, Sep 4, 2023
お風呂が１日1000円で何回も入ることができて幸せでした。油壺キャンプパークのrvとは違いホテルの普通の駐車場だったので火気厳禁だそうです。１日500円で電源も借りられました。説明も丁寧にしてくださり、安心して楽しく泊まれました。
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4,000 JPY 〜/1 night
4.49 (67)
Reservation Deadline Time : 1 day ago 6:00 PM
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