Sky Court Hotel, Tokyo

I arrrived at the hotel at 8 p.m. or so and had dinner in the restaurant. I had a Japanese pork cutlet (Tonkatsu) which was a good meal but, had americanized side dishes. They had simple meals here, nothing special. I did not want to make the transit to Tokyo that late so, I chose this hotel as a stop off to get some rest and continue my journey. I used the internet kiosk and printed my destination for the next day/they provided paper. Ihave never seen a small room like that, not even in europe. Barely room for one let alone two people. I had to step up into the pre-fab bathroom-then step back down. The shower was in the tub-it had high sides to step into. It connected to the sink for water supply. However, the toilet had a nice tooshy wash-just press the button. Nicer than a bidet as you don't get your hands in it. The a/c was ice cold and the shower was hot in the a.m. After, a nights rest, I took the shuttle to the airport to connect with the train to Tokyo.

Although it doesn't score very highly in the points I awarded, we were actually satisfied with the hotel and the stay. It is only a 2 star hotel and for the comparatively reasonable price you get a small room with aircondition, quiet and near the airport (10 mins free shuttle), clean but slightly tired furniture and decor. You get what you pay for no more no less. In our room there was sufficient space for two twin beds, a desk, two chairs, all our luggage and the small baby cot. The bathroom was small and had a tub, basin and a western style toilet. There is a TV but it only shows Japanese channels for free, I did not check out the pay TV. The staff is friendly and speaks reasonable English, communication was no problem. They accept all major credit cards. There is a restaurant that had about 10 dishes on the menu, all priced at 1050 Yen. You get a soup, potatoe salad, pickles, another kind of salad, rice obviously and whatever mains you ordered. Free water and green tea. Breakfast was buffet style and you will find it ok if you like Japanese for breakfast (I do) but a bit on the simple side if you only take Western: only bacon, scramble egg, roll and fruit salad from the tin, cost 840 Yen. As there is nothing around you'll either have to eat there or make sure you bring something along. Vending machines on every floor for drinks. There is a free shuttle service from the airport (when we went departing on bus stand 26 Terminal2 twice an hour from 15:00 - 22:00 and once an hour in the morning from 6:00 - 10:00). It takes between 10 and 15 minutes depending on from/which terminal you need to go. It clearly says on the bus NARITA SKY COURT HOTEL.Travelling with a baby (9 months) was no problem at all, but there are no facilities especially for children (high chair, cot, cutlery, crockery), so bring whatever you need. They did not charge extra for the child as long as it sleeps with you or in a small cot we had along.

Although I had a good night's sleep, it was difficult to find good food as the hotel is located far away from anything. I arrived in Tokyo really hungry, and couldn't find a decent restaurant nearby. Stay away from the "Hot Delicious Meal" bento. Fortunately, there is a free shuttle that took me from the airport to the hotel.

Sky Court Narita Hotel Tokyo is an affordable hotel near Narita International Airport. Sky Court Narita offers free shuttle to and from the airport in the mornings and evenings, however this service ends at 22:00. Before heading to the airport to catch your flight, you can enjoy a Japanese style breakfast buffet. Now for the down side about the hotel…the floor of the room was dirty, the bathroom was small, and the room does not provide internet connection. Overall, if you are looking for a cheap place to rest before catching an early morning flight then Sky Court Narita is an excellent choice.

breakfast was available for $10. Basic food but as much as you wanted (buffet style). Staff was friendly and tried hard to communicate. Bus service was fast clean and ran often. Info at the airport directed you easily to the correct bus stop located directly outside the terminal. Overall you get what you paid for

Comfortable and affordable. Good service to and from airport - but check times it's running else you'll have to fork out for a taxi.

Sorry that I could not have written my own review because my work did not allow me to leave when I had planed, so I was unable to meet my reservation and stay there. However I believe that I would have loved my stay their because I looked at many other hotels to stay at and this one had everything that I was looking for. I hope that the next time I am traveling in the area, that I will be able to make a reservation and keep it and stay there at the hotel and enjoy the plesantries. Thank you.

It took about 20 minutes for the free shuttle bus to travel between the airport and the hotel. It is good for air passengers to stay over night who arrive late in the night or have to catch early flights on the next day.

There's nothing much nearby except a cafe and convenience store a ten-minute walk away. It is okay if you are just overnighting and then leaving for the airport the next day. They will ask you what time you want to leave and arrange for the free bus to take you. As far as a base for being in Tokyo it is probably okay if you are on a budget and your options are limited. I don't know if there is public transport from there into town. Also I didn't eat at the restaurant but the breakfast buffet looked very good and plenty of it.

You don't get much for your buck in Japan. Don't expect luxury; despite the room rate, this is a budget hotel.

This hotel is not located very close to the airport but there is a shuttle to take you to the place. The staff is friendly although they do not speak much English. If you are looking for a short night's stay awaiting a flight and don't want to spend a night in the airport or spend too much for a luxury hotel, this is worth it. Just so not expect anything fancy.