Hostels in Chiba Prefecture, Japan
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AAnonymous User 2025.10.04
The location is very good, one or two hundred meters away from the Inari Coast Station, just a few minutes away. There is a big supermarket next to it, and there are many small shops for eating. Life is still very convenient. The room hygiene is OK, but if you live continuously, you have to hang the cleaning sign before 11 o'clock, otherwise no one will clean it, and it will not work for a little more time. This is more depressing.
5 reviews
6.7/10
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Hotels in Chiba Prefecture
Located in Kujukuri, Narita Airport Samurai Hostel is a 1-minute drive from Katakai Beach and 8 minutes from Shokakuji Temple. This hostel is 5.9 mi (9.5 km) from Minami-hama Seaside Swimming Area and 6.1 mi (9.9 km) from Hasunuma Ocean Park.
Head down to the water and enjoy a day at the private beach, or take advantage of other recreational amenities, which include bicycles to rent. Additional amenities at this hostel include complimentary wireless internet access, concierge services, and a communal living room.
Grab a bite from the snack bar/deli serving guests of Narita Airport Samurai Hostel.
Featured amenities include a 24-hour front desk, multilingual staff, and luggage storage. Free self parking is available onsite.
Treat yourself to a stay in one of the 10 individually decorated guestrooms, featuring fireplaces. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Conveniences include phones, as well as laptop-compatible safes and desks.
5 reviews
6.4/10
Price from
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9.2/10
Great
GGuest UserWhat a place to stay !! For a first Onsen style capsule pod hotel, this blew all expectations out the water. Massage facilities as well as electric massage chairs, study/work nooks, a shop, and four restaurants to cater any craving needs. Remove your shoes immediately and place them in a locker (located to the right when you enter the hotel). Exceptionally clean facilities, the onsen has numerous washing areas, a cold plunge pool, Sauna (90-100°C), Jacuzzi bath, three mineral hot baths, and outdoor hot bath, plus Ion bath. The Onsen is open until 1am and is busy from 5pm-10pm daily.
Massages start from around 2000¥
Sleeping pods are spacious, although the lockable lockers within the pods are around 9 inches deep. There’s a hanging rail, and beside the sleeping area you’ll find a TV, power outlet, and standard USB charging point.
Access: The hotel is located on the 1st floor. Use the outdoor escalators beside the bus terminal. There’s a McDonalds plus various other eateries and shops within the shopping mall, including a supermarket that sells everything from lighting, small/large electronics, and bicycles.
If you’re visiting Makuhari Messe like I did, Uber will cost you 2000-3000¥ each way - taking around 10 minutes in peak hour traffic.
The local staffed train station is located beside the Bus Terminal, providing decently quick access into Tokyo.
Staff were extremely friendly, smiling, and always happy to help.
There is a smokers lounge room within the hotel.
8.9/10
Very Good
未未来与远方Trip.com is really starting to penalize loyal customers. I booked a room with breakfast for 447, and right after I confirmed the order, it dropped to 212, also with breakfast. The instant price drop after booking was already quite annoying. After checking in, the 'breakfast included' turned out to be a Starbucks card worth 1000 JPY. I asked the front desk where I could use it, and they said 'on the first floor.' When I went down to the Starbucks on the first floor, it was just a small counter, only serving coffee and drinks, no sandwiches or other main breakfast items. Who can drink 1000 JPY worth of coffee first thing in the morning? I asked the Starbucks staff if there were other places to use the card, and they said 'any Starbucks in the airport.' So, after clearing customs, I searched for another Starbucks but couldn't find one anywhere. I ended up bringing the 1000 JPY voucher home in my pocket. And then I had to go find another place to eat breakfast. 😓
9.0/10
Great
LLishenThis capsule hotel exceeded my expectations. The capsules were surprisingly spacious, and the front desk service was excellent. The first floor houses the reception and a conference room, while the second floor has the accommodations, a bar/restaurant, and a manga area. The third floor is dedicated to the bathing area, which includes a very clean hot spring. In the mornings, there's a free shuttle bus to T2. From T2, you need to transfer to T1 on your own, but it's still quite convenient, and the total journey only takes about 20 minutes.
9.0/10
Great
AA_R_I_FOutstanding service with unique location very close to subway station. The service staff was nice and cooperative. The rooms were found very hygienic and cleaned. I recommend this hotel to foreign travelers to enjoy time in Japan .
8.5/10
Very Good
みみぞれI stayed for the first time but it was very good!
I used a semi-double bed for two women, but I was surprised to sleep.
I was able to spend comfortably without worrying about the sound! !!
I ate pilaf with a snack of １ per night, but it was just a good amount! !!
I would like to stay again if I have another chance !!
I think it was about 3000 yen by taxi from Narita Airport 🫡
For reference.
9.1/10
Great
GGuest UserThe response at the reception was very pleasant and explained carefully! !! I was thrilled at my first stay, but I was relieved. I happened to be alone so I could spend a relaxing time! It's enough to just sleep. There was also a parking lot, so it was saved. I would like to use it again. Thank you very much! !!
8.9/10
Very Good
OORIN8Usage scenario:
I stayed on a weekday because I'd be late for a company party.
Capsule hotel experience:
I've stayed in capsule hotels in Tokyo twice before (more than three years ago).
Thoughts:
This was the best capsule hotel I've stayed in.
Earplugs are charged, so it's a good idea to bring your own.
Not surprisingly, the quality of the beds and futons is inferior to that of regular hotels, so I did experience some body aches.
Good points:
- Conveniently located near the station, with a convenience store on the first floor.
- Ample amenities mean you can come empty-handed.
(Shampoo & conditioner, body soap, makeup remover and lotion, hair dryer, hair iron, toothbrush, hairbrush, body towel, towel, in-house wear, slippers)
- Lockers available for convenient luggage storage.
- Bags for in-house wear and towels are also available, making it easy to go between the shower and locker rooms.
- Drink bar available, so you won't run out of things to drink. I only drink water, but they have it.
Things I'd like to improve:
- Improved cleaning and sanitation would be even better.
I understand that it costs labor and is a shared space, but
it would be good to clean the area around the sink and shower room more frequently.
There was a lot of hair on the ground, so I think it would be a good idea to provide a mop so that anyone who notices or uses it can quickly pick it up.
There was hair in the futon in the bedroom as well, which made me a little worried. I'm sorry if it was your own hair.
6.7/10
AAnonymous UserThe location is very good, one or two hundred meters away from the Inari Coast Station, just a few minutes away. There is a big supermarket next to it, and there are many small shops for eating. Life is still very convenient. The room hygiene is OK, but if you live continuously, you have to hang the cleaning sign before 11 o'clock, otherwise no one will clean it, and it will not work for a little more time. This is more depressing.
8.2/10
Very Good
KkjjdndnThe Showa-style capsule hotel with a history of more than 30 years is easy to find next to Funabashi Station. The clerk does not speak English, so communicate in Japanese or with translation software.
There are Chinese and English precautions at the front desk, which the clerk will give. Large luggage can be stored in the stairwell and can be taken at any time.
The storage compartment space is okay, the sleeping compartment space is relatively small, and it is really old. The radio no longer works, and the big-butt TV can watch ten channels. The lighting can be adjusted, but the disadvantage is that there is only one charging socket.
The bathroom is old but clean, and you can't take a bath from 2 to 4 am every day.
At night, there is no place to stay in the public rest area, only in the sleeping compartment.
Disposable and public supplies are very complete and sufficient.
You have to leave the sleeping compartment at 10 am every day and can stay until 12 am. It doesn't matter if you stay in the same room.
I haven't eaten in the restaurant, so I won't comment.
The price is indeed an advantage. If you want to experience an old-fashioned capsule hotel, you can consider it. I am still willing to try a capsule hotel with higher specifications.
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