Cheap Hotels in Chiba City

"First off, it's great that the hotel is so new. They have three elevators, but they seriously take forever to arrive. Other than that, I didn't encounter any particular issues. It's also conveniently located, just a 5-minute walk from Kaihin Makuhari Station. They even held my luggage for me on the day of the live concert, which I really appreciated. Thanks!"

"Had a really pleasant stay at this Hotel. The location is super convenient-close to transport, food, and everything you need, which made getting around very easy. The room was clean, comfortable, and well-maintained, and the overall service was smooth and efficient. Breakfast is nice and delicious. Overall, it's a reliable and comfortable place to stay, especially for the excellent location. Would definitely consider staying here again!"

"This was my first hotel in Tokyo, about an hour from Narita Airport by bus, which cost around 60 RMB. We got off right at the hotel entrance. The male staff at the front desk had a very stiff service attitude. For breakfast, there weren't many options, but it was clean, which was a plus. Across from the hotel is an outlet mall, which is worth a visit. About 2 kilometers away, there's an Aeon supermarket, and a bit further is an Aeon shopping mall, which is incredibly huge! However, I don't think it's very suitable for tourists. There's a subway station about 500 meters away. Overall, the transportation is quite good."

"I didnt expect much but this is probably the best place ive booked here in japan. The room was spacious with more complimentaries than usual and a drink to help you sleep, also love the thick slippers. They also leave new towels, water and pjs if you didnt ask for cleaning on the day. Its near aeon mall and they have several choices there to shop and eat, theres a Round1 nearby and the highlight of my trip, the cherry blossom garden!! I came just the right time they were in full bloom, tho it was rainy for few days, it got sunny on my 3rd day, the only thing is i wish they open sooner, opening time was 10am and i had to wait before going somewhere in tokyo. I only experience train delay once when i was in tokyo going back to hotel one evening, but overall its still a good deal if ur planning to go around tokyo and stay at this hotel, travel doesnt take much rather than staying at overpriced capsule hotels"

"Decided to attend Tokyo Comic Con last minute and booked this hotel. Hotel prices always skyrocket when there's an event in Makuhari, so there's not much you can do about that. The hotel itself is quite old, the lobby is grand, but the front desk area is small and the service attitude wasn't great. The room size was moderate and it even had a balcony, which is quite rare. Unfortunately, it faced the parking lot, so there was no view. The facilities were a bit dated, and the bedding was very uncomfortable. The floor had new laminate, which was nice, but the downside was the noise. The hotel breakfast area was pleasant and the variety was quite good, but the taste was just average."

"It is super close to the exhibition center and very convenient. It only takes about 8 minutes to walk. The room is very big and retro. I like it very much. It has a bathtub. The breakfast is rich and the service is perfect. I will definitely stay here again next time if I need it!"

"The hotel interior was spacious and clean. While it was a bit of a walk from Chiba Station, it wasn't too far, and what I liked most was having a convenience store and a supermarket nearby, which made shopping very convenient. The TV had a surprisingly good variety of channels, and I also loved that there was an open park right in front of the hotel."

"First time in Chiba, and choosing this hotel was absolutely the right decision. It's a three to five-minute walk from Chiba Station, making getting around super convenient. The Perie mall at Chiba Station is also fantastic for shopping and dining, and it even offers duty-free services. Although the hotel is a bit older, the facilities are well-maintained, clean, tidy, and attention to detail is evident. You can choose daily housekeeping or just towel changes. If you opt for just towel changes, the staff will hang a bag with fresh towels on your doorknob and even provide a complimentary bottle of water, which is a nice touch! The front desk on the second floor offers free toiletries, tea bags, and coffee sachets, which is great! The front desk staff and floor attendants are all warm and polite, making for a very pleasant experience. A Japanese male staff member at the front desk, whose name tag read Kudo, even spoke Chinese, which made communication seamless. I have two suggestions: first, it would be perfect if the TV had screen mirroring functionality, and second, the queen-sized mattress has a slight dip in the middle and should probably be replaced."

"It was really quiet, and having a double door to the room meant I never heard any noise! The bed was much bigger than I expected, which was great – plenty of space for two people. There seemed to be a lot of pubs and convenience stores around the accommodation too!"

"The rooms are small but clean, and the beds are comfortable. It's nice that the windows can be opened for fresh air and ventilation. The public bath and laundry facilities are also very convenient. Whenever I visit Chiba, I always stay at Shuranza."