Hotels With Breakfast in Chiba Prefecture, Japan

The hotel is relatively close to the subway station, which is convenient for getting around, but it's too far from central Tokyo, which is quite inconvenient, and you even have to exit the station for transfers. Because of its proximity to the station, I was worried about getting a good night's sleep, so I emailed the hotel before checking in to request a room on the university side. However, upon arrival, the front desk still assigned me a room on the station side. The train noise was very loud, so I went to the front desk to ask for a room change. One of the female front desk staff actually didn't know there was a university nearby; it was infuriating! I had to open my email to show them before they finally changed my room. The hot springs on the third floor of the hotel weren't crowded, but it was a bit inconvenient to have to bring towels from the room.

The hotel offers a free airport shuttle bus with frequent services; just book in advance. There's a large Aeon supermarket nearby, and it's about 900 meters from Omotesando, which is very convenient.

The hotel is quite close to the airport, and the price is very reasonable, especially considering Tokyo's cost of living – it's a great deal! The room is a typical Japanese 'pigeonhole' – standard, nothing special to mention. I bought a 6-day JR Pass, and since my flight was an early one on the seventh day, I decided to stay near the airport the night before. This saved me at least one short-haul fare to the airport. There's an airport shuttle service from the airport to the hotel, which I only found out about when I was almost there. It's about a kilometer's walk, and you could easily go the wrong way, so it's important to check the shuttle bus location beforehand. Breakfast was provided the next morning. Although simple, it's better than nothing. Not as good as Chinese breakfast, though. The shuttle from the hotel to the airport was quick, but it made a few stops. If there are passengers with a lot of luggage, it can take a bit longer. It's always better to leave early than to be rushed.

The food selection was extensive, and the surroundings were beautiful. Our sea-view room was spacious, and the hot springs were incredibly relaxing. After a good soak, a variety of refreshing drinks were available, making for an incredibly satisfying experience.

I stumbled upon this hotel on Xiaohongshu (a Chinese social media platform). Curious, I took two buses after landing in Haneda, a journey that took almost three hours, to finally arrive. From check-in to check-out, this was the most satisfying Japanese-style hot spring hotel we stayed at during our summer vacation with the kids! We were extremely satisfied with the service, facilities, environment, and dining, making our family vacation a wonderful experience! My only regret is not visiting the Kamo River Ocean World next to the hotel. Well, with that regret, I'll definitely choose this hotel again next time! ᵔᴥᵔ ᔔ

The best choice for a layover at Narita Airport. The front desk staff were incredibly warm and accommodating, doing their best to fulfill all requests. Although the hotel isn't brand new, it's clean and tidy. The convenience store downstairs, though small, has everything you need. The most highly recommended aspect, of course, is the free shuttle service between the airport and the hotel, which is super convenient.

the best thing about the hotel is the transfer to and from airport, and to the nearest city train station. it has the basic amenities that you would need. convenience store at the ground floor too. no free bottled water though

The hotel is conveniently located on the west side of Chiba Central Park, very close to the Yoshikawa Park monorail station. It's about a 10-15 minute walk to Chiba-Chuo Station. The room I had was only partially renovated, and the bathroom fixtures felt quite old-fashioned, though the bedding was decent. The room itself was pretty spacious, but not as large as stated on Trip.com; I'd estimate it to be around 20-22 square meters. It came with two single beds, two chairs, and a tea table. Dining options nearby are plentiful, but if you're looking for shopping, I'd recommend SOGO and BIC CAMERA near Chiba-Chuo Station for a wider selection. Breakfast is a buffet, costing 1980 JPY per person. It offers both Japanese and Western options, providing good value for money with a wide variety and tasty dishes. You can even try Chiba's local specialty, the Rakka Peanuts Monaka. Nearby attractions include Chiba Port, Inohana Castle Ruins, and Kisarazu Outlet Park. Getting to Makuhari Messe is also quite convenient from here.

Had a great stay here and a wonderful overall experience. The staff were very friendly and incredibly helpful. I booked this hotel to relax for two days, and it was perfect for that. The rooms are a bit outdated, but they’re clean and comfortable. The location is a little far from the city, but the free hourly shuttle buses to both the airport and downtown definitely make up for it. The food in the restaurants is good, and the hotel also has a gym and spa, which is great.

Pleasantly Spacious Rooms, Stunning Breakfast Views, but Bus Stop Location Needs Improvement This hotel offers surprisingly spacious rooms for the price point, which was a definite plus. While my room on a lower floor didn't have the sea view mentioned in some descriptions, I found it comfortable and well-sized. A true highlight was the breakfast on the 21st floor. The panoramic views were absolutely beautiful and made for a delightful start to the day. The sauna was adequate, though not particularly memorable. The one significant drawback was the difficulty in locating the bus shuttle. The absence of a clearly marked location or a QR code made finding it quite frustrating. This is an area the hotel should definitely address to improve the guest experience.