Hotels near Yoshioka Park, Chiba

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.

It was a very convenient location, near the station and a convenience store. The hotel was even more beautiful than I expected, especially the area around the water, which was great. I would like to stay here again when I stay in Chiba.

It's very good. There are many shuttle buses. The breakfast changes every day and is thoughtful. The facilities are complete, hygienic and clean, the living environment is quiet and comfortable, the service is also very good, and there is a parking lot 🅿️.

I stayed in a room with an irregular 2-stage bed at my family stay. The bed above is a little wider than the bench, but it was sleeping properly with adults and infants, and the large bed below seemed to be sleeping firmly with adults and children. There is a breakfast venue next to the front desk on the 1 floor, but the group of business trips (uncles) were gathering and talking. It was a home atmosphere. There was seven eleven right next to it, shopping was convenient, the station was close, and it was a very convenient place.

We booked the hotel at the last minute through Trip.com. It was advertised as a last room available and a smoker’s room so our expectations were tentative. We were very pleasantly surprised by the standard and cleanliness of the facility. It is very conveniently located an easy 4 minute walk from the Hakimmakuhari railway station station. There are plenty of eateries in the vicinity. The Hareda and Narita AirPort Express bus also stops at this hotel. The room was clean with no smoker’s smell and all the comforts available for travellers. Breakfast and lunch is available at the hotel cafe. The food and service is very good. The hotel staff were friendly and attentive to our needs and nothing was too much for them. Ueda-san deserves special mention. The hotel is located within the Makuhari Residential Park and the parklands are pleasant to walk around. Makuhari beach is a 10-15 walk from the hotel, as is the Zozo Marine baseball park. Highly recommended.

The room is small but well-equipped, and the front desk is very friendly. The sashimi set breakfast is super delicious, and the service is also very good. The key is the excellent location, close to the JR station, airport bus and outlets, and also close to the music festival venue, which is super convenient.

The room I booked to watch the Makuhari Fireworks cost 1600+ on the day of the fireworks, and 600+ on the next day. Summer fireworks are really popular. The Green Tower is near Makuhari Station, just opposite Mitsui Outlet, and only a 10-minute walk from the fireworks festival. The location is unquestionable. The hotel breakfast is average, business hotel level, and there is no large bath. It is estimated that the main guests are usually exhibition business guests. We took the Keisei bus from Narita Airport and arrived in less than an hour, with a fare of 1200 yen. Finally, a few pictures of the fireworks festival. If it weren't for the fireworks festival, I probably wouldn't come to stay at the Green Tower.

I recently had the pleasure of staying at Hotel Francs during my trip to Japan. One of the most memorable aspects of my stay was the exceptional service provided by the staff at Hotel Francs. Despite my limited knowledge of the local language, they went above and beyond to ensure that I had a comfortable and enjoyable stay. They were always available to assist me with anything I needed, and their kindness and hospitality truly made me feel at home. Overall, I highly recommend Hotel Francs to anyone looking for a comfortable and enjoyable stay in Japan. The staff, the room, and the location were all exceptional, and I cannot thank them enough for making my stay so memorable. Thanks to them, I was able to fully enjoy my trip to Japan, despite my inability to speak the local language.

【Location】 In the new city center of Makuhari, Chiba, 10 meters across from the hotel is Makuhari Station. There are airport buses from Haneda or Narita to Kaihin Makuhari Station, and then walk to the opposite side and take the tram for one stop to the hotel. It only costs about 1,500 yen to take a taxi after getting off the airport bus. There is AEON behind the hotel, and there are many stores with special discounts for guests. It takes about an hour by tram to downtown Tokyo. 【Facilities】 When I opened the door, I was surprised by the latest humidifier fan, and the hair dryer was also Dyson. Because the hotel is newly opened, all the equipment is very new, and even the trademark sticker on the sink is clearly visible. There is also a 24-hour convenience store downstairs in the hotel. Although there are not many things, they are enough for basic needs, especially for people who arrive very late to buy things to fill their stomachs. There is a set of self-service counters at the front desk of the hotel, and all the supplies are self-service, from toothbrushes, towels, toiletries to a variety of facial masks, bath agents, tea bags, etc. 【Hygiene】 New hotels with Japanese-style cleaning, there is no need to worry about hygiene. After just returning from a business trip to Southeast Asia, I really have to praise the cleanliness of Japanese hotels.

We stayed for 3 nights from 3/6 in Chiba Toku Campaign. 30% cheaper for accommodation and 4000 yen a day with a meal ticket, and 12000 points for 3 days are very satisfying for meals, convenience stores, and souvenirs. I was sent to Goi Station by hotel shuttle bus. The hotel is large and there is no problem with toilets and bathrooms. There is also a convenience store and a family restaurant nearby. There is a Japanese sweets shop Dutch shop next door, where I bought souvenirs. I would like to use it again when I have a business trip to Chiba.