3 Star Hotels in Narita

Location is near to airport. Room and toilet are pretty small. Bed is too soft for me and not so comfortable. Nearby got restaurants but about 10 mins walk from hotel. Nearby about 5 mins walk have a supermarket.. Breakfast variety not a lot and very simple.

Good size room. Was surprised there was even a full size bathtub, uncommon for a Japan business hotel. Drip coffee and green tea were supplied in the room. Location was excellent. Free airport drop off which saved us a lot of trouble. Friendly front desk. Highly recommended.

Great location, breakfast was adequate for the price paid, and place was clean. Would highly recommend this! Ok size for two small Asians. Narita is great!

Because I arrived at the airport late, the hotel shuttle bus was out of service. Fortunately, there was a Ctrip hotel butler to guide me all the way, and I arrived at the hotel smoothly. I was in a city I was not familiar with, and I was accompanied by Ctrip customer service. I felt very safe. I was also very fortunate to book a hotel with Ctrip . I booked a room with 3 beds, the size is right, the bathroom is small, but very clean and tidy. The hotel has a shuttle bus to the airport in the morning. It is very convenient to go to downtown Tokyo, 5 minutes walk from Narita Station

You don't need to take a bus to the hotel. You can take the Keisei Electric Railway from Narita Airport to Narita City. Two stops. It is very convenient for tourists like me who only stay for a day. The railway system is very convenient, but Narita Station does not seem to be designed for tourists. So if you have only one piece of luggage, you can barely cope at Narita Station. It is quite tiring to walk the ladders of the station with your luggage. Telling the exact location of the airport requires you to do your homework in advance and study the map. Walking to the pedestrian channel of the elevated railway can see the hotel. As for the hospitality, I would like to say that this is a Japanese-style hotel rather than a Western-style hotel. The check-in staff was very service-conscious and thoughtfully led me to the hotel on the third floor. The lobby did not belong to the hotel. As with all other government policies, passports or Japanese identity certificates are required at check-in. I found that their English skills are still no problem in communication, but don't expect all your questions to be answered. The hotel room is quiet, clean and comfortable. The size of the Japanese-style hotel room is dwarfed by the nature of the Western-style hotel. However, the basic needs of staying can still be met: tables, bathrooms, beds. The view of the room is very boring, facing the wall of another building. There was no smell in the room and it was super clean. Breakfast is served in the morning. The supply time is the same every day. This is the style of Japanese work. It is not possible to advance or push for a minute. The food is not Western, so there is no need to be hopeful. What impressed me most here was its cleanliness and service quality, although the name of the hotel looked a little cheaper than other hotels. Much more comfortable than the so-called comfortable hotels I have stayed in North America. Only stayed for one night and left early in the morning, so I didn't know the check-out time. After I checked in, I took the train to Akihabara and Tokyo. The hotel is located in Narita City. From the hotel, you can go to the other side of the city. You can find these attractions of the Buddha Temple in half an hour. Along the way you will find a true Japanese life, feeling different from the rhythms of life in western Tokyo.

It is a very good location, less than 10 minutes walk from Narita Station, 5 minutes walk from AEON Mall, and Shinsho Ji Temple within walking distance. The front desk kindly explained the accommodation, so I remembered it and thanked the hospitality. There are coin laundry, microwave oven, ice machine, and currency exchange machine in the building, and juice and snacks can be purchased at 100 yen from the vending machine, which is ideal for long-term residents. Despite the restrictions on foreign entry, it may be a popular hotel because I saw many guests in the hotel. Disinfected stickers are attached to paper cups and disinfected places, and measures against the new corona are perfect. The accommodation fee is less than 5,000 yen and the cost performance is very high, but the internet is a little slow and the download was 0.78Ｇ, so the evaluation was ４ close to 5.

The room is bigger than a lot of Japanese business hotel. I am able to open my full suitcase and still have a lot of room. Located easily just one train station away from airport. Best option for transit customers.

The hotel is near Narita Airport, and there are buses to and from the airport, so just check the departure time. Check-in and check-out can be done by yourself, and toiletries and pajamas can be picked up on demand opposite the front desk. The rooms are simple but well-equipped, and the buffet breakfast has rich choices. All in all this hotel is suitable for a one night stopover.

location was good, opted to stay here for last night in tokyo as we had an early outbound flight at narita. quite 2 stops to narita terminal 1 in the morning. there was free hotel shuttle to narita airport but we opted to take the train ourselves to catch some more sleep. had fun exploring nearby aeon and yaoko marketplace.

I wanted to be excited, so I chose a hotel with a good view of the plane. If you use the smartphone app (flightradar24.com), you can see ”where the plane came from” and ”where you are going” and feel the romance. Personally, my favorite is to sway in a Woodteres hammock. Breakfast had a full-fledged toaster, so it was delicious with sausages in between. There was a takeaway cup for coffee so I could relax in my room.