Hotels with Breakfast in Narita

There are 3 shuttle buses per hour from the hotel to the airport. Check-in and check-out are handled via self-service machines, which is very convenient. I initially thought it would take a long time for a whole busload of people to check in, but it was surprisingly quick. The room was spacious, but perhaps because it's an older hotel, there weren't many power outlets, which was a minor inconvenience. I chose a smoking room this time, and it had a super strong smoke smell. If you're traveling with non-smoking companions, I'd advise caution when booking a smoking room. The Lawson convenience store on the first floor has a great variety of items, which I really liked. Also on the first floor, there are self-service machines selling drinks and ice cream. Breakfast at the new wing starts earlier, while the main building's breakfast starts a bit later. I asked the staff, and they said even if you're staying in the main building, you can have breakfast at the new wing if you need to leave early. However, I ended up waking up late and didn't get to experience it. Overall, it's a good experience as an airport transit hotel.

There is a delicious yakiniku restaurant located right underneath the hotel, which is very convenient for guests who want a great meal without going far. The hotel also provides a shuttle bus service between Narita Airport and the property, making transportation smooth and stress-free. The location is excellent—only a 5-minute walk from the train station, making it easy to travel anywhere. The hotel is extremely clean, and the staff provide outstanding service. They are friendly, professional, and very attentive throughout the stay. Overall, it was a truly pleasant experience.

Nice hotel for stay , they are free shuttle bus to airport and to JR station and aeron mall , they counter staff so friendly teach me the way if don’t want wait so long at the JR station there , ask me take one stop to airport than can use backer airport shuttle bus again back hotel . Very kind and good services

Facilities: The room was small but perfectly adequate. The shower was really comfortable, and for an overnight stay before a flight the next day, it offered good value for money. Cleanliness: Even though the room was small, it was very clean. Environment: It's right next to the airport, and the hotel shuttle service makes getting to and from the airport incredibly convenient. Service: The self-service check-in/out was quick and easy.

Comfort Hotel Narita is a very good option for a short stay or transit stopover near Narita Airport. The hotel provides typical Japanese hospitality, staff are polite, well-trained, friendly, and always try their best to assist. Some staff speak English above basic conversational level, which is helpful for overseas travellers. We only stayed for 2 nights while waiting for our next flight and found it a great choice. It is only **one train stop from Narita Airport Terminal 2 to Narita Station**, and around a **10-minute walk from the station to the hotel**, which is very manageable. There are also 2 Lawson convenience stores nearby, and you can take a bus from in front of Narita Station to AEON Narita Shopping Centre. This makes it ideal if you want to relax near the airport and avoid travelling all the way into Tokyo. One useful tip: some booking websites may automatically charge extra for a child. However, the hotel's official policy states that **children stay free**. We simply booked **2 adults** and advised the hotel that **1 child would also be staying**, and they accepted it without any additional charge upon arrival. Breakfast is included. The rooms and facilities are above average — not luxury, but clean and comfortable. Highly recommended for short stays and airport transit.

The room amenities were good, and the service was also excellent. The only drawback was the price; it felt quite expensive. We booked the room for 2000 RMB, but an additional 800+ RMB was charged for the children. I disagree with such a high per-person surcharge. The hotel itself does have a distinctive charm. Remember to ask the front desk for the hotel's umbrellas; they're quite photogenic. However, I wouldn't recommend it unless you can secure a room for under 2000 RMB.

The hotel offers a convenient shuttle service to and from the airport. The hotel itself is a bit old, but everything is still quite good. It's a great choice for a one-night stay if you need to catch an early morning flight.

The location is good and there's a shuttle bus, but overall the hotel feels a bit dated. I saw on Ctrip that it was supposedly renovated in 2025, but that's not actually the case. Not all rooms have been renovated, and the cleanliness is just average. The lobby isn't big, but it's cozy. There's also a side lounge (Pic 4) where you can wait for the shuttle after checking out, and a 7-Eleven nearby which is convenient. Pic 3 shows the shuttle bus schedule, which is really handy.

Near the narita station. The room is quite small. There is transporting bus to narita airport but if your flight is early, you should check the time either way the staff. If there is no transporting bus, You can take train to NRT just a few minutes, very easy.

The only downside is that it's far and hard to find. After taking one stop on the bus from the airport, I dragged my luggage for a kilometer or two into the middle of nowhere, making me question all my life choices! I wouldn't recommend this hotel for airport travelers unless you have a car. It's not really a business hotel; it's more of a local resort with hot spring facilities. The staff even helped me arrange a taxi for early the next morning, which felt very personal and thoughtful. There's dining and self-service laundry downstairs, so overall, it's pretty good.