Hotels with Parking in Narita

It's about a 10-15 minute walk from Narita Station. It may be difficult to get around for people with lots of luggage using Narita Airport, or families with small children. It's a great location right in front of Naritasan Mountain. The inn's shop was under renovation, and the convenience store near the station that we were directed to was open until around 8pm, so we ended up not being able to buy what we needed, which was quite frustrating. We were told that the hot springs were open 24 hours a day, but that there was a charge after check-out. I wish they had explained this clearly beforehand. It has the feel of a good old-fashioned Japanese inn, and I would like to bring international friends who love Japanese culture here in the future.

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.

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.

Great value for money, the room was a good size. They provide DHC toiletries, and the view from the window is unobstructed, which is a nice bonus. The double-pane windows offer excellent soundproofing; I didn't hear any planes flying overhead, probably because it's not on the take-off or landing flight path. There's a free shuttle bus to both the airport and the shopping mall. We had a flight the next day at noon, so we explored the mall that evening and then took the 9:30 AM shuttle to the airport. It was much more relaxed than staying downtown and having to rush to the airport.

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.

Great location, price, and service. The staff were very friendly and helpful. It's easy walking distance to the train station, where there are lots of restaurants, and it's right around the corner from a Lawson convenience store. The room was very comfortable. We stayed overnight inbetween flights and had a great evening in town before getting a good night's sleep and heading out in the morning for our domestic connection. It was such a lovely start to our holiday. They also have an airport shuttle bus that the staff said takes about 40 minutes, but the train is only 10 minutes so we took that instead for fun.

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.

Nice staffs. Walk 5-10 mins from station. Free breakfast from 5-8am. AC-Heat in room was good. Sorry quite low cost quality Shampoo & Bath, better prepare yourself. Water station on lobby G floor. Luggage scale provided at lobby.

I like the place. A house with a single car park. You need a car to drive there. Close to Narita airport. Suitable for family stay. You can go to nearest convenience shops, Aeon mall, Donki, temple attraction. Driving to central Tokyo takes 2 hours drive. You can rent this unit and drive to any park of Tokyo city.