Traveling to Japan? Find Chiba Prefecture hotels

5 star rating on all aspects as the place served us well. I was travelling with 3 senior citizens in our family and we arrived in NRT Terminal 2 at around 930 in the evening. The bus stop for Nikko was just across the arrival area and the wait time was just 15minutes. We booked early thus we were able to get a good Agoda rate. We asked for a tatami room and aside from the Shiseido (yup, that nice Japanese beauty brand) facial and haircare inside the bathroom, we were also provided with bathrobes and slippers. Breakfast, however, was not included in our package but trusty Lawson is just beside the hotel lobby. Aside from the NRT bus shuttle, I was told that there is a free bus to AEON mall. No problem with communication, all staff we encountered can speak English. For those going to different prefectures, you dont need to drag your excess baggage with you as Hotel Nikko allows guests to leave their baggage in the hotel before the checkin date or after checkout. Convenient, right?

APAs are tiny little awesome efficiency hotels. You just can't go wrong with APA hotels in Japan. Every one I have ever stayed in is awesome. Cheaper than Motel 6 in the US, but 10 times better. Clean, efficient, great staff, they even have an automated pay machine in the lobby for check in, check out. Slide your Yen bills in, out pops the door key. Hotel is right next 2 the Narita Seikei line station which comes direct from Narita aiport. There is also an automated currecny exchange machine in the lobby. Local Lawson right next door with loads of goodies. The Lemon Tea is excellent. APA also has a really good free breakfast which is worth $20 bucks alone. Narita City is actually a really clean, nice, charming little town. If you're flying into Nartia Internation, it makes sense to stay at this hotel for a couple nights before heading to Tokyo. Makes the trip much eaiser. APA gets 4.5 stars in my book.

I didn't know how fancy this hotel was, but it's actually a very nice and comfortable hotel. There's all types of facilities and amenities within the hotel. It's close to Narita airport, not really a convenient location if you're trying to go to Tokyo since it's in Chiba. Hotel room is quite a nice size, I was able to do some light yoga. I'm very happy with this place so far.

We are frequent travellers and can say, hand on heart, that this hotel offered the BEST service ever. From the moment we checked in to the moment we left, we were well looked after. For just $80 per night we got a good, clean hotel with an absolutely awesome breakfast. Seriously wonderful food and tonnes of it. The hotel was full, yet we moved through the line quickly and efficiently with more food than we needed. We went back for more. There was a problem with our Agoda booking - we booked the wrong night, OMG, but the hotel just said "no problem, we'll amend the booking" even though it was Saturday night, they were just about full and they let us have the more expensive Sat night stay for a cheaper Fri night cost. I can tell you, very few hotels would do this!! They have free shuttle buses to the shops, to the JR railway station and to Narita Airport. We stayed two nights and had several free trips, all over the place, to see and do things.... all for free! Excellent hotel.

my first capsule hotel experience! i had a 9AM flight out of Narita and didn't realize that i was booking a flight in the middle of Golden Week so didn't want to take any chances. location is within the airport complex, and there are lots of signs pointing to the hotel. shower and public facilities were great, although the hair dryer was kinda the low-energy type. can't say much about the capsule, i was just glad that it was only a 1-night stay as the mattress was kinda thin. overall, it was the best option for those who had to stay in Narita airport.

We had a Triple Deluxe Room and it was great -- three beds with a living room area that included a sofa, coffee table, and area with a mini refrigerator, electric kettle, etc. The free shuttle bus service was very convenient - easily transferred to and from Narita Airport. We also took the shuttle bus to and from the JR Narita station for our outings the next day in the city; it also stopped at a huge Aeon Mall during their business hours. There are 3 different restaurants, a convenience store which has food, and vending machines which also served hot food and drinks. The staff was very nice and helpful. Our reservation with Agoda worked perfectly and I would definitely recommend using Agoda for the best rates and will stay at the Narita View Hotel again when we return to Tokyo.

Check in and check out were efficient and fast. Room and bathroom were very clean and spacious. TV and WIFI worked properly. There were convenience stores nearby. Transportation wise, the location was perfect. The hotel was adjacent to JR Chiba Station (West Exit), and JR Chiba Station was connected to Chiba Monorail Station and Keisei Chiba Station. It's a great base to explore Chiba City and Chiba Prefecture; and it's easy to go to Narita Airport too. It took some time though to reach central Tokyo area (around 40 minutes train ride).

We stayed only for a night to rest from the flight before we head out to Tokyo. We got 3 wide single beds in a room and everything is so comfy! Staff are amazing and funny, free airport transfer and driver are wonderful. Thankful for the Affordable Japanese restaurant just across the hotel for the late evening’s meal. Aeon Mall is about 5 mins by foot and has everything that you need. Train station is about 10 mins by foot! Highly recommend this place and we are going to stay here longer next time when we spend more time in the Narita-Chiba area. Great job and thank you for making us feel at home, Hedistar! :)

I was staying in Chiba for an exhibition at Makuhari Messe about 40 minutes away by bus. Hotels at Makuhari were full so I stayed at this hotel. Rooms in this hotel are much nicer than the Apa hotel at Makuhari, very spacious with a double bed. There is a free shuttle bus to the airport which I took every day, then got the airport limousine bus (1,200 yen) to Makuhari. It was easy and would be my choice for my next visit to an exhibition at Chiba.

Whenever my wife and I fly into Narita, we book our first night at the U-City. It is cheap, clean, and convenient. Breakfast is typical Japanese hotel fare for an additional 850 Yen. If you want something else, there is a Seven Eleven and a bakery/cafe across the street. The hotel is a 3 minute walk from Narita Station, which is a 7 minute ride from terminal 1. Rooms are a little dated, but beds are comfy and the staff is friendly. Narita city is also surprisingly nice. It has a large temple complex and a shopping street with lots of traditional goods.

Hello. I was in this hotel for 1 night. I had choose the "Non-Smoking, Single Person Room". The location of this hotel is very Central. You can reach here by - "Terminal 2 Bus Platform No 32", - the "Airport Round Trip Bus will Pick you up- free of cost after every 20 min" . It is quiet Old Fashioned Hotel, if you compare to all new ones. But the Facilities are equivalent to any of new hotel with lowest price. I was surprised that My room was very big one compare to my stays in Tokyo City / Sappopro Citry & other hotels I observed. For such a big room I may have to Pay 20,000 Yen in other hotels particular in city. Whether I had paid only 8000 Yen here. (with Breakfast) Hotel staff was very co-operative & hotel was nicely maintained. Room Service was nice, Wi-Fy Speed was excellent. Bathroom was enough big with all amenities & hot water. Room was having "Water Heating Kettle & complementary pouches of Green Tea, Fan T.V & A.C. Room Light System was very nice. Bed was enough big for 1 person. Hotel is having good Lobby area, Big Restaurent (Which is open from Morning 6.30 to 10 at Night), with a lavish seating arrangement. Breakfast was having variety of food ofcourse mainly as Japanese Type. but including Fruits, Milk, & Corn Flex. I dont know where the Hotel was having Washing Machine, Dryer, Iron, but certinely it must. It is Economic Hotel suitable for Tourist, Business People- who just dont want to show off their money just running behind other Groomed hotels. It is not a Resort or Lavish Five star hotel but definitely Excellent one. Definitely advisable & Value for Money is Excellent . If I go to Tokyo n need to stay nearby Airport I will definitely choose it. Regards. Harshad Apte.

It is very near the Chiba station. hotel room is huge for Japan standard. we had 3 beds. 2 were double beds and the extra was a single/super single. toilet is amazing. it had a standing shower and a Bathtub. room was clean. bathroom was squeaky clean. water strength was strong. breakfast was good too! short walk to food area. highly recommended hotel to stay. staff at reception was very polite and helpful. would love to stay here again if we do come back to Chiba prefecture. thanks Daiwa

I would like to say that is a good place to stay but is not too customer friendly! For example, helping with keeping the luggage until a bit later, as there are no coin lockers anywhere around that place or other places where you can store the luggage if it happens to have to go somewhere else until you change your location. I prefer the other hotels that I stayed during my visit to Japan ( and I wish to specify the Ark Hotel Kyoto and APA Hotel Asakusa Tawaramachi Ekimae were the best places), regarding the facilities and most important customer friendly!

I saw a couple of reviews before going that spoke of the hotel being old, and it is. Built in the 1970's when Japan's economy was VERY robust, it was originally an extremely advanced and pricy destination. Like so many of the larger and older Japanese hotels,it shows its age in various ways. Scraped moldings, corner peeling of wallpaper in a few places, and some fading in the first floor lobby carpeting. Rooms were huge - by Japanese standards - and very sparsely furnished. Two semi-double beds, a two seater couch, an arm chair, a small table, and a very unimposing dressing stand area, with a small fold up mirror. The walls looked freshly painted, with all normal hotel items, like wall mirror and K-Mart art missing. The hot bath was nice, but kind of boring. An interesting thing is, being off the beaten path, the hotel has no English translated signs, menus, TV control directions, or other amenities. The breakfast buffet, while relatively large, was all tailored to the Japanese clientele, with virtually no Western allowances. With all of this, I think the hotel was fantastic for the price. If we had wanted a bright and shiny place to stay, there are many in the 200-800 dollar range in the area, but this once grand, and still stately, hotel was a bargain for the price.

The hotel looks new and everything was very high-tech. In the room, when you switch on the TV, you can view how busy the restaurant is and whether the washing machines are free. The room size is acceptable and very clean - the beds are very comfortable and room layout was thoughtful. The bathroom is massive and there is a full size bath as well as a shower (with rain shower head), which was super convenient. There are two Daiwa RoyalNets in Chiba - this one is in Chiba Chuo and it is directly opposite Chiba Chuo rail station. It takes about 10 minutes to walk to the main Chiba station and main shopping area. There is an Ichiran just 5 mins away ! The only thing is that I was in a room directly facing the pedestrian walkway and the traffic lights were constantly making pinging noises. If you would prefer total quiet then ask for a room that does not face the pedestrian walkway. Highly recommend this hotel and would stay again if I get a chance.

We stayed in their villa with private onsen for 2 nights. We arrived in the evening and felt very much relieved when we met their driver inside Inubou Station who led us to the shuttle bus. Received warm welcome at the receiption which started our wonderful stay in this hotel. The room is spacious and clean. Beds are comfortable. Enjoyed the perfect view of Pacific Ocean. Very friendly and helpful staff. Will definitely recommend it to all my friends!

my stay in this hotel was lovely. it was just in front of the train station so i had an easy time locating it. it is also very near to banks and resturants and to aeon mall, making my stay so easy. the people manning the front desk were very approachable. they try to help despite the language barrier. the hotel tries to help the environment with their eco program, and encourages the guests ro participate also by giving incentives. cable internet was available in the room which allows me to talk withnmy daughters who are left at home.

The room is sparkling clean and the bed is comfortable. There is a sobe with Tempura restaurant just beside the hotel. The Supermarket which is 50m away make it a very convenient for us. Direction given by the staff is very precise. Thus we didn't have problem locating the Guesthouse. We arrived at 1pm and the room was ready for us to check in. It is highly recommended place for rest.

Japan had just had the huge earthquake and tsunami in the northeast and I wasn't able to get back up north to my apartment so I needed to stay at a hotel. No other hotels were available and I needed to book something or I would have had to camp out at the airport. Considering this it's understandable that my comforter cover was a little threadbare (they were probably running low on linens). However, my room was expensive and did not even include internet, and I had to leave the hotel to find food because the 4+ restaurants in the hotel started at 4000 yen per person (most were over that amount).