The Qube Hotel Chiba Reviews

Very nice building and rooms.Public Bathroom and sauna are also very good. Due to the recent economic situation, too many PRC group tour were coming. BF queuing at 6:20 is about 30 over guests, but still ok. Enjoyed so nice buffet BF. For Japanese customers, if you do not mind to stay with 300 over PRC guests, then the place is the best cost performance one in Tokyo- Chiba area.

Don’t expect too much if you want something cheap. The room is old but very spacious lobby. The check in counter staff speaks English well and helpful.

The spa is the winner for this hotel. Staff are friendly. Although this hotel is out of the way of the main stations, it is located close to the port park and has good stores within the same complex. Hotel information is well presented by staff through key holder.

Decent hotel. Rooms were big and clean.

Good food, great atmosphere and clean. I had my first sunrise at their sky lounge. It was such an scenic view. The staff were also very friendly. During our stay, we were able to check in early and put our things in to our room. Everything was smooth during our stay. We never used the shower in our room because their “open air bath” was just enough. Would like to come back. ❤️

Near Aeon Mall, very convenient for food and shopping.

The hotel staff was really helpful as I needed extend cable for my electronics device and with the communication difficulties they were really patience to try and understand what I need. The location is kinda far but taxi will do just the job unless you enjoy some walking. Spa was good and the opening hours was great.

I stayed from March 6th to 10th, 2024. ・About customer service and customer service of employees Customer service: They were very kind, which was nice. Service: There was a large plate near the ice machine which was helpful. ・About breakfast (additional charge) Since the venue was on the top floor, it was a buffet style where everyone could eat on their own. The number of staff members varied greatly depending on the time of day and day. Due to the effects of the coronavirus pandemic, I understand that gloves are still required. I immediately understood why this was not explained to people on tours overseas. I thought it was strange that even though it was written in Japanese, it was not written for people overseas. Also, even though the staff at this hotel were from overseas, they didn't respond in this way. It seemed questionable. ・Enter from 7:30 on the 7th: 1 staff member *As there were only older staff members, customers had to call out to them and replenish the dishes that were placed. ・Enter from 7:30 on the 8th: Staff: 2 people *On the 7th and 8th, I had the impression that there were few staff members even though there were many overseas sightseeing tourists. ・Enter from 8:00 on the 9th: 2 staff members ・Enter from 6:40 on the 10th: 4 staff members If possible, I would like to add a breakfast buffet to those traveling abroad. At the very least, I would like them to add a notice to the breakfast venue that says, ``Today, overseas tourists on tour will also be using this service.'' I was traveling alone, so I didn't really care. For honeymooners, this doesn't make them feel very good about their trip. I would also like to have employees who can speak the languages ​​of people traveling overseas. It depends on the country, but only Japanese people have the custom of cleaning up the dishes they have eaten. During the three days I used it, only Japanese people were cleaning up the dishes. If you have a breakfast buffet, at least explain this to people on overseas tours. I would like to have staff who understand the language available to help. ・About each equipment Humidifier: The old type makes noise when used, so it is best not to use it when going to bed. Open-air baths: Separated for men and women, and security was controlled by passwords. I went in with confidence. WiFi: Connected immediately. Smartphone: 1, Switch: 2 *There was no outlet near the bed, so I went to Donki near Zuku Hotel to buy an extension cord. *It was inconvenient because there were few outlets for outlets. ・About the shuttle bus The shuttle bus timetable was not updated online, so I did not use it. ・About the vicinity of the hotel Next to the hotel: Daiso, Matsukiyo, Donki Opposite: Hotto Motto, Seven, Drugstore *Please be careful about the business hours of Daiso, Matsukiyo, and Hotto Motto.

The hotel service is pretty good. There is a front desk staff who can speak Chinese but they are not often there. The room is cleaned once every three days unless the tenants specifically request it. The rest of the time they only change bath towels and collect garbage, which is different from China. The transportation is quite convenient. There is a 711 downstairs and a small shopping mall next to it. Overall I am quite satisfied.

We used the hotel as an adjacent hotel to the convention center. Good points It was really helpful to be able to choose the side dishes I wanted from the dinner buffet and take them to my room. It was also cheap and delicious. Parking was cheap and I was grateful that I could take it in and out as many times as I wanted. I forgot my umbrella on a rainy day, but the front desk lent me one when I went shopping. Disappointing points The room was dark, so it would have been better if it was a little brighter when eating or doing desk work. I also felt that there were not many power outlets.

I used Rich very often. I would definitely use it again if I come to the same place on a business trip next time. Thank you very much.

The building itself was old and built around the end of the bubble era. However, the room was spacious and relaxing, so it wasn't a problem, but there was a Chinese group of guests, so they were making loud phone calls in the hallway and making noise in the middle of the night, which made it uncomfortable. I also went to the open-air bath, which was a little unusual, with no indoor bath, only a washing area and an open-air bath, but thanks to going early, I was able to comfortably soak in the rock bath by myself. There is a Don Quijote next to the surrounding facilities, and it has all the drinks you need, so you can go there empty-handed. There is a buffet-style restaurant on the 5th floor of Don Quijote, which is spacious and very attractive, but since payment is limited to cash and cash cards other than JCB, I couldn't go there as I am a JCB user. Overall, it was a hotel that felt a little dated in an old town, but the price was cheap and I would give it a 4-star rating (if there hadn't been a Chinese group of guests, I think my impression would have been a little better)

It's a 20-minute walk from Chiba Station. The facilities are a bit old. There is no plug at the bedside, which is very inconvenient. The restaurant is on the 21st floor and has a nice view of the sea and Mount Fuji. After staying for 3 nights, I felt that the transportation was not convenient and I changed to a hotel near the subway station.

The entrance is clean and reasonably priced. The bathroom was a little old, but considering the cleanliness and price, I think it's a good hotel.